Valentine Derrey winner of #jabraladiesopen - Stock Photo Luke Telling.

The Saint-Cloud player won with a final score of 217 (+4) at the end of the last round with three strokes ahead of her pursuers, Manon Gidali and Lucie André and four strokes on Gwladys Nocera.

“It was indeed a great challenge throughout these three days,” comments Valentine Derrey. It was complicated every day. Especially today. In any case, this victory bodes well for the rest of the season which resumes next week in Morocco after more than a month and a half of interruption. 2015 was not a great year for me (28th in the Order of Merit, only two Top 20s in sixteen tournaments played). So I decided in 2016 to start from scratch. I took over the fundamentals, grip, alignment, posture… ”
Words from valentine Derrey collected by Lionel Vella for the ffgolf.

Jabra, a good example to follow, for innovative companies that want to boost and enhance their image. Women's golf does indeed have a bright future ahead, even if in Europe there is still some way to go for this feminine discipline to become equal to men's golf, more publicized and better endowed. Asia, which is avant-garde in this area, is also another example to follow, on the other hand, women's golf is a queen discipline where players are raised to the rank of icons.

About Jabra.

Jabra®, world leader in innovative and intelligent audio solutions, is involved in the world of French women's golf. After sponsoring Running events, Jabra is continuing its development in the field of sport by sponsoring a new annual meeting which sees the elite of French women's golf compete against each other.

This is the first year that Jabra has invested in this level by starting on a legendary course which also welcomes one of the 5 major players on the female circuit. This event proves that high technology and sport can get in tune.