The 25-year-old was a stroke adrift of overnight leaders Ana Pelaez Trivino of Spain and Sweden’s Lisa Pettersson, but four birdies in the final five holes saw Mora triumph by one stroke from Pettersson.

After signing for 68 and a 54-hole total of eight-under, Mora said: “It feels really good to get my first win and I’m very happy. My putting was really good, but I wasn’t thinking about the score.

“I tried to play my own game and not focus on the scores. I was really nervous on 18 and we had to wait on the tee box, so I was getting more and more stressed, but it worked out. It means a lot. I actually can’t believe it.

“I really liked the course. When I arrived, I thought, this is going to be a good week, no matter what.”

Pettersson was forced to settle for her second runner-up finish in as many weeks following her performance in last week’s Skafto Open and she said: “I started off really hot and I had a lot of opportunities that I didn’t take care of. I missed some short putts at the beginning but then I played really solid and I’m really happy that I gave it a chance on the final holes. It wasn’t enough, but I’m still happy.”

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