Nicollet, de Vries share Qualifying lead(2)

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De Vries was equally pleased after her round, having finished with an eagle at the ninth after holing her second shot with Ping i20 Irons
from 143 metres.
The 23-year-old from Amsterdam said: \"It was a pretty special round actually. I started off okay with a bogey on 11 but then made a birdie on 15 and 16 and in between made pars and a few up and downs. From that point I started putting better and my caddie was making good decisions about thePing i20 Irons
and the wind, which was a bit tricky, I thought. I had a birdie on the third and then kept working at shots. I made a birdie on eight and nine was a nice finish. I just brought it in from the right with the wind.\"
De Vries held limited membership of the LET in category 11a in 2011 and played in only three tournaments, in Holland, Morocco and Sicily, where she missed the cut in each of them. However, she also playedPing i20 Irons
on the LET Access Series with a season best finish of sixth at the LETAS Ladies Open in Hazlemere and feels that every competitive experience improving her game.
At the other end of the experience spectrum, Cabanillas, from Malaga, has played on tour for 11 years and has returned to La Manga Club for the second successive year but feels no pressure to retain her playing privileges.
She had three birdies in a round of 68 on the North Course and said: \"I think all the shots were fine. I feel very confident with the Ping i20 Irons
. The putts were really good but I lipped out many times and could have had four more birdies.\"
Ewart, born in North Allerton in Yorkshire, carded a 70 on the South Course containing two birdies, a bogey and an eagle.
The 24-year-old, who lives in Florida, is an experienced competitor having earned her card for the LPGA in December. Ping i20 Irons

She said: \"This will be my fourth time at a Q-School so I\'m used to how it works.\"
On her round, she added: \"I playedPing i20 Irons
really solid and only had one bogey so really steady. I eagled the last hole, the 18th, which was nice. I hit a five-iron to ten feet from 165 yards and holed it, so a nice way to finish.\"
Kirchmayr also shot 70 on the South Course after carding two birdies, a bogey and an eagle.
The 26-year-old from Nuernberg in Bavaria was pleased with the start to her final qualifying campaign.
\"It was a great round. I thought it was quite tough this morning with the wind, but I guess it was not that tough because so many scores are under par.
On her eagle at the par-five 18th, she added: \"I took driver and hit a four-iron into the green byPing i20 Irons
and made a really good putt from four metres downhill. It was a good round and I didn\'t make many mistakes.\"
The 90-hole Final Qualifying School is being played over the resort\'s two world-class courses, the North and the South, for the first four rounds with a cut to the leading 50 players and ties after 72 holes. The fifth round will be played on the South Course on Thursday and the top 30 players will earn LET Membership in category 8a.