VILAMOURA, Portugal – Alexander Levy of France won the shortened Portugal Masters after the third and final round was abandoned because of further bad weather Sunday.
Thunderstorms and water-logged greens had already led to the event being reduced to 54 holes Friday, and more rain Sunday saw it finally cut to 36 holes.
Levy's rounds of 63 and 61 on Thursday and Friday left him on 18-under 124 — three shots ahead of Belgium's Nicolas Colsaerts.
It was the 24-year-old Levy's second European Tour title after he won the Volvo China Open earlier this year.
Levy didn't play Saturday while the rest of the field finished the second round.
Both Levy and Colsaerts managed just one hole Sunday before rain left the Oceanico Victoria Golf Club's course unplayable.
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