Cecilie Nielsen Comes From Behind to Win the 2022 Texas Women’s Open

Steven Clements • June 4, 2022

ARGYLE, TX – Cecilie Nielsen (a) is the 2022 Texas Women’s Open Champion! Nielsen carded a final round 66, 6-under-par to finish the Championship at 12-under-par and win by one shot. She shot rounds of 70-68-66–204.


Nielsen, who is from Horsholm Denmark and a member of the Texas Tech Women’s Golf team, started the final round three shots behind the leaders. She came out of the gate with three straight birdies which led to a front nine 32. She carded two more birdies on the back nine before play was suspended with three holes remaining in her round. After a one hour and fifty-seven minute delay, she finished with three straight pars, enough to claim the title by one shot.


Throughout the final round Nielsen was also battling food poisoning. “I didn’t really think about winning, I just wanted to be done and finish so that I didn’t do all this work for nothing. I am really happy that it resulted in me winning,” said Nielsen.


As an amateur, Nielsen earned a $1,000 gift certificate for the win. The 2nd through 5th place players, also amateurs, were awarded one as well.


The low professional in the field this year was Canadian Kelsey Sear. She fired three under-par  rounds of 68-71-69 to finish the Championship at 8-under-par. Her top finish in the professional division and 6th place overall earned her a $12,500 payday. The total professional purse was $47,000.


The 2022 Texas Women’s Open was presented by CG Infinity and TPX Communications and  supported by the Women’s All Pro Tour.


Wildhorse Golf Club at Robson Ranch 

Par 36-36–72 (South/North)

Yardage: 6,310 yards


View the final Championship results
HERE

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