The Panama Golf Club received, for the second consecutive day, the 32 golfers who competed and continue improving their scores over the 18 holes, facing challenging weather conditions and a demanding course, but maintaining firmness, concentration, and a clear objective on every shot to increase distance and reach the green.
It is important to report that play was suspended due to electrical activity at 2:25 p.m., after the warning siren for an approaching thunderstorm sounded, forcing players to return to the Clubhouse. Later, play resumed once the risk of electrical activity had disappeared, with two men’s category matches, one match on the 17th green and another on the 18th fairway.
The top 10 male golfers:
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- Samuel Trucco – Chile (137)
- Emilio Vélez – Colombia (139)
- Alejandro del Valle – Peru (143)
- Andrés Martínez – Venezuela (146)
- Francisco Gonçalves – Brazil (147)
- T7 Mauricio Rodríguez – Paraguay (148)
- T7 Arthur Alves – Brazil (149)
- 9 Andrés Aparicio – Colombia (149)
- T10 Pablo Brenes – Panama (151)
- T10 Fernández Franco – Argentina (152)
The top 10 female golfers category:
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- T1 Ana Giuliano – Argentina (141)
- T1 María Tablante – Venezuela (141)
- 3 Cristina Álvarez – Colombia (142)
- T4 Alexa Vegas – Peru (144)
- T4 Maitri Tolda – Brazil (144)
- T4 Manuela Aceves – Chile (144)
- T7 Michelle Miranda – Peru (146)
- T7 Michelle Barrios – Venezuela (146)
- T7 Mia Yaya – Argentina (147)
- 9 Eduarda Meyer – Brazil (149)
The final rounds of golf continue on April 23, starting at 8:00 a.m. local time.
