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Pedro Brito from Alentejo takes 6th place at the Spain Open among 200 international athletes

DianaFM7 September 2026 at 09:12

The Alentejo-born Pedro Brito achieved 6th place at the Spain Open, in a competition that brought together 200 international athletes from around the world. The tournament took place at the Fair-Play Golf Club, in Andalusian territory, known for its fast fairways and tight precision zones, which tested the best players present.

Pedro Brito stood out for his consistency and ability to adapt to the technical conditions of the course, securing a top-ten finish in one of the most competitive events on the European golf calendar.

The Portuguese athlete's participation reinforces his growing status on the international circuit, adding another outstanding performance among the world's elite of the sport. This result consolidates Pedro Brito's progress in European competitions.

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