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Egypt Golf Series New Giza Golf Club Final Round

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MENA Golf Tour

Egypt Golf Series New Giza Golf Club Final RoundRound 3FT

Wednesday, 21 January 2026

Season 2025-2026

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After Final Round Top 10 plus ties Pos. /Player /To Par /R1 /R2 /R3 /Total 1 Lauri Ruuska -14 70 70 62 202 2 Charlie Crockett -13 68 68 67 203 T3 Aron Zemmer -12 66 70 68 204 T3 Zan Luka Stirn -12 64 71 69 204 T5 Mathieu Decottignies-Lafon -10 68 71 67 206 T5 Owen Edwards -10 68 69 69 206 T7 Kevin Esteve -9 71 72 64 207 T7 Alex Maguire -9 70 66 71 207 T7 Ludovico Addabbo -9 68 66 73 207 T10 Will Porter -8 68 72 68 208 T10 Martin Obtmeier -8 71 69 68 208 T10 Galven Kendall Green -8 66 69 73 208 Lauri Ruuska produced a breathtaking final-round performance to win the 2026 Egypt Golf Series at New Giza.

Starting the day seven shots off the lead, the Scotsman-inspired Finn carded a spectacular 8-under-par 64 to bypass a crowded leaderboard and claim his maiden MENA Tour title. Ruuska’s victory was built on a scorched-earth back nine, where he reeled off five birdies in six holes, demonstrating a level of putting confidence that left his competitors trailing in the desert dust.

England's Charlie Crockett finished as the runner-up, a familiar position he would later repeat at Marassi, after a gritty final-round 69. Crockett had a chance to force a playoff on the 18th green, but his birdie effort narrowly burned the edge of the cup.

Ireland’s Alex Maguire, who had electrified the gallery with a course-record 63 earlier in the week, finished alone in third place. Meanwhile, Italy’s Ludovico Addabbo—competing in the absence of rankings leader Chris Wood—secured a top-10 finish to close the gap at the top of the Order of Merit.