Portugal's brightest Challenge Tour player, Tomás Melo Gouveia, claimed the win to PT Tour's Palmares Open II by a stunning 22-under-par carding a total score of 194. The victory adds another trophy to his name, highlighting his undeniable talent and incredible consistency within the sport.

Gouveia started the event steadily carding a score of 68 on Day 1. On Day 2 Tomás shot a superb 62 to take control of the tournament. He followed up with a 64 on Day 3, keeping his lead and holding off a strong challenge from Scotland's Gregor Graham, who finished one shot behind at 21-under-par.

The final day saw a tight battle between the two but the steady golf of Gouveia and the way he handled the pressure on the back nine saw him through to victory. His golf, which had been marked by precise shots and a consistent putter, demonstrated why he is regarded as one of Portugal's most promising players.

With this victory, Gouveia has set himself up as a player to watch, not only on the PT Tour, but globally as well. With more experience under his belt, Gouveia's combination of talent and level-headedness could see him go on to do even greater things in the sport of golf at the professional level.