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The HotelPlanner Tour continued its journey in France for the second week of a two-event swing, with the 12th edition of the Le Vaudreuil Golf Challenge—featuring an increased prize fund to €300,000—taking place from 26–29 June.
Event 15 of 29 on the 2025 Road to Mallorca marked a welcome return to Golf PGA France du Vaudreuil, which has hosted every edition of the tournament on the HotelPlanner Tour.
Nine winners from the 2025 season teed it up at Golf Bluegreen de Pléneuf Val André: last week’s winner, James Morrison; Palmer Jackson; Felix Mory; Rocco Repetto Taylor; Jonathan Goth-Rasmussen; Clément Charmasson; Quim Vidal; Joshua Berry; and Jamie Rutherford—all vying for a share of the increased €300,000 prize fund.
Previous winners of the Le Vaudreuil Golf Challenge include PGA Tour and DP World Tour champions Ryan Fox, Aaron Rai, Marcel Siem, and Andrew “Beef” Johnston.
Situated on the banks of the River Seine, Golf PGA France du Vaudreuil is a par-72 parkland course measuring just under 7,000 yards, with holes carved into tree-lined fairways and framed by natural water features.
The venue has hosted golf since the 1960s and has since expanded to include a dedicated academy offering high-performance training for young players from across Europe.
David Horsey came through a four-man play-off to secure a first victory in almost ten years in the Le Vaudreuil Golf Challenge at Golf PGA France du Vaudreuil.
The Englishman birdied the 72nd hole to join countryman James Allan, Spaniard Joseba Torres and Scotland’s Daniel Young in a play-off, before birdieing the first extra hole to come out on top on a dramatic final day in Normandy.
Here’s the prize money breakdown for each golfer at the 2025 Le Vaudreuil Golf Challenge
1. David Horsey – €48,000.00
2. James Allan – €24,000.00
2. Joseba Torres – €24,000.00
2. Daniel Young – €24,000.00
5. Albin Bergstrom – €15,000.00
6. Robin Sciot-Siegrist – €12,000.00
7. Nick Carlson – €9,600.00
8. Callan Barrow – €7,800.00
8. Clement Charmasson – €7,800.00
10. Steven Brown – €6,300.00
10. Oliver Farr – €6,300.00
12. Tom Lewis – €5,400.00
12. Ryan Lumsden – €5,400.00
12. Julien Quesne – €5,400.00
15. Matthew Cheung – €3,609.00
15. Calum Fyfe – €3,609.00
15. John Gough – €3,609.00
15. Palmer Jackson – €3,609.00
15. Taichi Kho – €3,609.00
15. Alfie Plant – €3,609.00
15. Rocco Repetto Taylor – €3,609.00
15. Benjamin Rusch – €3,609.00
15. Matt Sharpstene – €3,609.00
15. Euan Walker – €3,609.00
25. Jack McDonald – €2,700.00
25. Victor Sidal Svendsen – €2,700.00
25. Lucas Vacarisas – €2,700.00
28. Anton Albers – €2,520.00
28. Pedro Figueiredo – €2,520.00
28. Sam Jones – €2,520.00
31. Jeppe Kristian Andersen – €2,310.00
31. Wouter de Vries – €2,310.00
31. Lukas Nemecz – €2,310.00
31. Saptak Talwar – €2,310.00
35. Christoffer Bring – €2,070.00
35. Tobias Jonsson – €2,070.00
35. Stuart Manley – €2,070.00
35. Lars van Meijel – €2,070.00
39. Michael Feuerstein – €1,770.00
39. Aymeric Laussot – €1,770.00
39. Antoine Pouguet – €1,770.00
39. Maximilian Steinlechner – €1,770.00
39. Yente Van Doren – €1,770.00
39. Jiri Zuska – €1,770.00
45. Nicolas Calvet – €1,500.00
45. Mathieu Decottignies-Lafon – €1,500.00
45. Maxence Giboudot – €1,500.00
48. Denwit David Boriboonsub – €1,290.00
48. Max Kennedy – €1,290.00
48. Hurly Long – €1,290.00
48. Maximilian Schmitt – €1,290.00
52. Christofer Blomstrand – €1,110.00
52. Luis Masaveu – €1,110.00
52. James Meyer de Beco – €1,110.00
52. Joël Stalter – €1,110.00
52. Quim Vidal – €1,110.00
57. Oliver Bekker – €1,005.00
57. Julian Perico – €1,005.00
59. Keenan Davidse – €945.00
59. Lloyd Jefferson Go – €945.00
61. Brandon Kewalramani – €870.00
61. Dermot McElroy – €870.00
61. Alexander Settemsdaal – €870.00
64. James Morrison – €810.00
WD. Eddie Pepperell – €780.00
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