Julien Quesne wins the Andalucian Open for his first European Tour victory with the course record with an 8-under 64 on Sunday.Callaway X-24 HOT Irons This is very exciting for him. This is the best day of his life. "I have been dreaming of this moment since I was 10." Julien Quesne said. Matteo, Angel Jimenez, Eduardo de la Riva, they all played good.Callaway Diablo Edge Irons It is not easy to win them. But Quesne did with four of his final five holes to finish at 17 under, winning by two strokes ahead of Matteo Manassero of Italy (68).

No doubt, with such outstanding performance, Quesne also qualified for November's WGC-Champions event at Millions Hills in China along with a start in next year's Volvo Champions. Quesne, the 31-year-old birdied, has enjoyed six other lesser victories in his eight-year pro career, including two on the secondary Challenge Tour. Look forward to seeing him a better performance.