The scares were much greater for Pierre Pineau, who remained among the 22 elected after a Spanish week which seemed very long to him (36th, -3). His Sunday did not live up to his expectations, despite three birdies on the last six holes which saved him (20th overall). As soon as his journey was over, while many players were still struggling, the Frenchman confided his doubts: “I have no control over what happens. I didn't take the chance to have my destiny in my hands. This is not a very good ride for me. I missed a lot of little putts. It's hard to control your emotions in these conditions, to just stay focused on your performance. » Three hours later, he was able to breathe and join Alexander Levy and Benjamin Hébert, already qualified before this final.
