A Battle Of Precision At Evian Resort Golf Club
The second week of the GOLFZON Tour brought thrilling virtual reality golf action to one of the most beautiful courses in the world: the Evian Resort Golf Club. Nestled in Evian-les-Bains, France, with stunning views of Lake Geneva and the Alps, this 18-hole, par 72 course has a legacy of challenging both amateur and professional players. Using the cutting-edge GOLFZON TwoVision simulator, players from across the tour competed, vying for the top spot on the leaderboard indoor golf competition.
As the matches unfolded, tensions were high, and the stakes even higher, with each team aiming to earn crucial points in the simulator golf tour. Let’s take a look at the standout performances from both the West and East Divisions.
West Division: Close Calls and Standout Scores
BirdieBay vs Element Indoor Golf
In a nail-biting match, BirdieBay edged out Element Indoor Golf by just one stroke, showcasing the intense level of competition. BirdieBay, with steady performances from Allen Little (81), Blake Randall (80), and Tony Moss (79), finished with 240 total strokes. Element Indoor Golf, despite a standout 78 from Ryan Hanson and Jon Tomaszewski, couldn’t quite close the gap as Ryan Gallagher’s 85 left them with a total of 241. Birdiebay earned 2 points in this crucial match on the leaderboard golf simulator.
Golf Envy vs The Daly Round
Golf Envy’s team chemistry and precision on the course were on full display as they claimed a decisive victory against The Daly Round. Collin Boldig’s 79, Michael Ordona’s 77, and Anthony Williams’ standout 73 led to a total of 229 strokes. The Daly Round struggled to keep up, with Ben Willman (82), Justin Engel (89), and Alan Hodde (81) combining for 252 total strokes. Golf Envy secured 2 points and a solid standing in the team golf tour rankings.
The Green vs Mulligan’s
Mulligan’s dominated their match with a stunning team effort. Ricardo Abraham Sanchez Coss and Jesus Alejandro Cavazos Munoz both carded a 75, while Fernando de Regil Hinojosa’s impressive 74 brought their total to 221 strokes, the best of the West Division this week. The Green struggled with consistency, as their scores of Chad Gelinas (88), Marc Dwyer (80), and Brad Beutler (94) amounted to 262 total strokes. Mulligan’s took home the win and 2 points.
East Division: Precision at Its Finest
Tee Times vs Golfzon Social
Tee Times’ balanced play helped them secure victory over Golfzon Social in one of the most tightly contested matches of the week. Blake Herder’s exceptional 71, supported by Douglas Piesko’s 74 and Francisco Manzanilla’s 78, gave them a total of 223 strokes. Despite a strong showing from Alexis Hios (74) and Michael Corbo (71), Golfzon Social finished 7 strokes behind, with a total of 230. Tee Times earned 2 points, further solidifying their position in the simulator golf tour rankings.
Golfplay vs The Golf Rooms
Golfplay’s impressive teamwork and low scores led them to the most dominant performance of the week, winning by a staggering 54 strokes. Luke Moser carded the lowest score of the day with a 67, followed by Jace Werry (72) and David French (73), bringing their team total to 212 strokes. The Golf Rooms, with Mike Constantine (86), Alim Hirji (94), and Monty Holcombe (86), ended with 266 total strokes. Golfplay walked away with 2 points and firmly positioned themselves at the top of the leaderboard indoor golf.
Leadbetter Academy vs Tee It Up Golf USA
In a hard-fought match, Leadbetter Academy’s well-rounded play secured them a victory against Tee It Up Golf USA. Holly Clyburn’s 77, Jeronimo Esteve’s 80, and Chris Wilson’s 77 added up to 234 strokes. Tee It Up Golf USA put up a good fight with Zac Treash (78), Chad Barnes (84), and Kyle Archer (83) but finished with a total of 245 strokes. Leadbetter Academy gained 2 valuable points in the team golf tour standings.
Looking Ahead: Who Will Top the Golf Simulator Leaderboard?
As we head into the third week of competition, all eyes are on the top teams in both divisions. The GOLFZON Tour continues to bring the excitement of virtual reality golf to life, offering players a unique blend of skill, precision, and competition that mirrors the intensity of professional tournaments.
Stay tuned as the simulator golf tour heats up, with more matches, upsets, and rising stars to come. Can Golfplay and Mulligan’s keep their winning streaks alive? Will other teams fight their way to the top of the indoor golf leaderboard? The battle continues, and the thrill of the game is only just beginning.