Bernd Wiesberger will have a chance on Sunday to win his second European Tour title in as many weeks.Fresh off his victory at the Made in Denmark, Wiesberger on Saturday became one of eight players to advance the final day of the Belgian Knockout.One of 64 players to advance from stroke-play qualifying, when recovered from a first-round 76 with a second-round 64, Wiesberger is now through to the head-to-head quarterfinals after taking down Oliver Fisher, Oscar Lengden and Daniel Gavins in nine-hole matches.
Full-field scores from the Belgian Knockout
Three more wins separate Wiesberger from his sixth European Tour victory. Having previously been as high as 23rd in the world, the 33-year-old, whomissed time last year with a wrist injury, had recently fallen as low as 389th. Up to 161st after his win, he is currently in position to represent Austria at next year's Olympic Games in Tokyo.Here are the quarterfinal matchups for Sunday morning in Belgium:
- Bernd Wiesberger vs. Guido Migliozzi
- Ewen Ferguson vs. Gavin Green
- Matthew Southgate vs. Darius van Driel
- Marcel Siem vs. Gregory Harvet
Bernd Wiesberger bolstered his hopes of a second consecutive European Tour victory by advancing to the quarter-finals in the Belgian Knockout.
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Bernd Wiesberger will have a chance on Sunday to win his second European Tour title in as many weeks. Fresh off his victory at the Made in Denmark, Wiesberger on Saturday became one of eight players to advance the final day of the Belgian Knockout.
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Bernd Wiesberger will have a chance on Sunday to win his second European Tour title in as many weeks. Fresh off his victory at the Made in Denmark, Wiesberger on Saturday became one of eight players to advance the final day of the Belgian Knockout.
Wiesberger advances to Sunday at Belgian Knockout
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Fresh off his victory at the Made in Denmark, Wiesberger on Saturday became one of eight players to advance the final day of the Belgian Knockout. One of 64 players to advance from stroke-play
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Bernd Wiesberger could have an opportunity on Sunday to win his second European Tour title in as many weeks. Recent off his victory on the Made in Denmark, Wiesberger on Saturday grew to become one in every of eight gamers to advance the ultimate day of the Belgian Knockout.
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Bernd Wiesberger will have a chance on Sunday to win his second European Tour title in as many weeks. Fresh off his victory at the Made in Denmark, Wiesberger on Saturday became one of eight players to advance the final day of the Belgian Knockout.
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Wiesberger advances to Sunday at Belgian Knockout Source: The Golf Channel Bernd Wiesberger will have a chance on Sunday to win his second European Tour title in as many weeks. Fresh off his victory at the Made in Denmark, Wiesberger on Saturday became one of eight players to advance the final day of the Belgian Knockout.
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