#TeamGoldTip brought home both the gold and silver medals in Men's Compound at the 2026 Swiss Open in Lausanne, Switzerland. Tim Jevsnik of Slovenia claimed first place, while Fabrizio Aloisi of Italy finished right behind him in second. Both archers competed with Gold Tip Nine.3 Max shafts.
Tim Jevsnik Takes Gold in an All-Gold Tip Final
Jevsnik's road to the top of the podium wasn't exactly planned. After spending the previous two days fishing, he had no intention of competing at the Swiss Open until a last-minute call opened up a spot on the Slovenian team.
He grabbed his bow, headed to Switzerland, and went on to put together an impressive run through the elimination rounds.
The world No. 8 first edged world No. 1 Mathias Fullerton of Denmark 150-149 in the quarterfinals. He followed that with another narrow victory, defeating world No. 2 Mike Schloesser of the Netherlands 150-149 in the semifinals.
On the other side of the bracket, #TeamGoldTip's Fabrizio Aloisi of Italy was making his own run to the podium. The two Nine.3 Max shooters eventually met in the Men's Compound gold medal match, setting up an all-Gold Tip final.
Jevsnik finished with a 149-147 victory over Aloisi to claim first place, while Fabrizio secured the silver medal and completed a one-two finish for #TeamGoldTip.
After the win, Jevsnik credited a growing belief in his ability to win major finals as an important part of his competitive progress. As he told World Archery, he was glad he made the last-minute decision to compete.
A One-Two Finish for #TeamGoldTip
Both Jevsnik and Aloisi put together strong performances throughout the weekend, earning their spots in the final and bringing home gold and silver for #TeamGoldTip.
Competing with Gold Tip Nine.3 Max shafts, the two archers represented Gold Tip at the top of the Men's Compound podium in Lausanne.
Follow Gold Tip
Follow Gold Tip on Facebook and Instagram for tournament results, athlete features, product updates, and more from #TeamGoldTip.
Additional event details and athlete quotes sourced from World Archery's coverage of the 2026 Swiss Open.