Folie weekend: France has dominated world golf course like never before! – Golf & Fairway

And Glory wind blown on fairways this Weekend of May 11, 2025propelling the tricolor golf Under the spotlights. Two brilliant victories and a second place at the top shook the international scene. Behind these exploits, exceptional journeys, decisive birdies and a foolproof determination.

Clément Charmasson: a first title that marks history

On the Fontanals Golf Club In Spain, Clément Charmasson, 26, signed a masterful performance during the Challenge of Spain. Leader after three laps with a card 66 (-5)the Toulousain held up in the face of pressure. Starting with one step ahead, he chained the pars before dynamiting the first leg with three birdies Between holes 6 and 9.

His birdie at the hole 13 gave him a margin of four shots, despite the end of the course under tension. This victory, the first of a Frenchman on theHotel Planner Tour in 2025, propelled charmasson to 9e rank de la race to mallorca. He thus joined a prestigious line, succeeding Adrien Saddier (2016), Victor Perez (2017), Antoine Rozner (2019) and Martin Couvra (2022).

Martin covers: a monumental feat at Turkish Airlines Open

At just 22 years old, Martin Couvrara wrote a history page on the DP World Tour by winning the Turkish Airlines Open in Antalya. Led four shots before the last lap, he delivered a sensational card of 64 (-7)filling the gap with an impressive mastery. Its decisive stinking in hole 15, one by 5 of the Kingdom Caryasealed his victory against Haotong Li and Jorge Campillo.

This triumph, obtained at his 15th departure on the circuit, made the youngest winner of a tournament of this level. With a total score of -17 (267)he pockets more than 400 000 €exceeding € 800,000 in career gains. Its performance is part of a remarkable dynamic, after a 5th place in Hainan Classic at the end of April.

Céline Boutier: so close to the coronation Mizuho Americas Open

In Jersey City, Céline Boutier, French number 1, came close to victory Mizuho Americas Open. Despite a final card in the par (72), with three birdies and three bogeys, she finished in second place, three strokes of Jeeno Thitikul. This performance, its best result of the season on LPGAmarks a return in force after an exceptional 2023 year with four titles, including a major in Évian.

Faced with the Thai Jeeno Thitikulworld number 2, Boutier held out, ahead of Carlota Ciganda and Andrea Lee suddenly. At 31, ranked 16th in the world, it remains a safe bet of female golf. His precise game and his steel mind shone, even if the victory escaped him.

The French Golf has never been so radiant, and these exploits will call, we hope, other successes.