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15 hours ago
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Saddier celebrates first World Tour title in Italy
Adrien Saddier has claimed a maiden DP World Tour title with a two-shot win in the Italian Open at the Argentario Golf Club. Making his 200th appearance on the Tour, the 33-year-old Frenchman lost ground on the front nine after following up a birdie at the second with bogeys at the fourth and eighth. But he found his stride on the back nine, where a run of four birdies in five holes from the 10th saw him climb to the top of the leaderboard. He then made another gain on the 16th to open up a three-shot advantage and parred the last two holes to card a four-under 66 and mark his landmark appearance in the best possible way. He finished on 266, 14 under par and two shots ahead of compatriot Martin Couvra, who had taken a one-shot lead in the closing round. Couvra had four birdies along with three bogeys on Sunday en route to a final-round 69. Scotland's Calum Hill and England's Dan Bradbury shared third on 10 under par, while France's Clement Sordet and Germany's Nicolai von Dellingshausen finished joint fifth a further shot back. Among the Australian contingent, Daniel Gale carded a final-round 68 to finish 11 shots behind the leader. Danny List's early promise continued to fade and he finished on 281, with David Micheluzzi on 284. Adrien Saddier has claimed a maiden DP World Tour title with a two-shot win in the Italian Open at the Argentario Golf Club. Making his 200th appearance on the Tour, the 33-year-old Frenchman lost ground on the front nine after following up a birdie at the second with bogeys at the fourth and eighth. But he found his stride on the back nine, where a run of four birdies in five holes from the 10th saw him climb to the top of the leaderboard. He then made another gain on the 16th to open up a three-shot advantage and parred the last two holes to card a four-under 66 and mark his landmark appearance in the best possible way. He finished on 266, 14 under par and two shots ahead of compatriot Martin Couvra, who had taken a one-shot lead in the closing round. Couvra had four birdies along with three bogeys on Sunday en route to a final-round 69. Scotland's Calum Hill and England's Dan Bradbury shared third on 10 under par, while France's Clement Sordet and Germany's Nicolai von Dellingshausen finished joint fifth a further shot back. Among the Australian contingent, Daniel Gale carded a final-round 68 to finish 11 shots behind the leader. Danny List's early promise continued to fade and he finished on 281, with David Micheluzzi on 284. Adrien Saddier has claimed a maiden DP World Tour title with a two-shot win in the Italian Open at the Argentario Golf Club. Making his 200th appearance on the Tour, the 33-year-old Frenchman lost ground on the front nine after following up a birdie at the second with bogeys at the fourth and eighth. But he found his stride on the back nine, where a run of four birdies in five holes from the 10th saw him climb to the top of the leaderboard. He then made another gain on the 16th to open up a three-shot advantage and parred the last two holes to card a four-under 66 and mark his landmark appearance in the best possible way. He finished on 266, 14 under par and two shots ahead of compatriot Martin Couvra, who had taken a one-shot lead in the closing round. Couvra had four birdies along with three bogeys on Sunday en route to a final-round 69. Scotland's Calum Hill and England's Dan Bradbury shared third on 10 under par, while France's Clement Sordet and Germany's Nicolai von Dellingshausen finished joint fifth a further shot back. Among the Australian contingent, Daniel Gale carded a final-round 68 to finish 11 shots behind the leader. Danny List's early promise continued to fade and he finished on 281, with David Micheluzzi on 284. Adrien Saddier has claimed a maiden DP World Tour title with a two-shot win in the Italian Open at the Argentario Golf Club. Making his 200th appearance on the Tour, the 33-year-old Frenchman lost ground on the front nine after following up a birdie at the second with bogeys at the fourth and eighth. But he found his stride on the back nine, where a run of four birdies in five holes from the 10th saw him climb to the top of the leaderboard. He then made another gain on the 16th to open up a three-shot advantage and parred the last two holes to card a four-under 66 and mark his landmark appearance in the best possible way. He finished on 266, 14 under par and two shots ahead of compatriot Martin Couvra, who had taken a one-shot lead in the closing round. Couvra had four birdies along with three bogeys on Sunday en route to a final-round 69. Scotland's Calum Hill and England's Dan Bradbury shared third on 10 under par, while France's Clement Sordet and Germany's Nicolai von Dellingshausen finished joint fifth a further shot back. Among the Australian contingent, Daniel Gale carded a final-round 68 to finish 11 shots behind the leader. Danny List's early promise continued to fade and he finished on 281, with David Micheluzzi on 284.
Perth Now
17 hours ago
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- Perth Now
Saddier celebrates first World Tour title in Italy
Adrien Saddier has claimed a maiden DP World Tour title with a two-shot win in the Italian Open at the Argentario Golf Club. Making his 200th appearance on the Tour, the 33-year-old Frenchman lost ground on the front nine after following up a birdie at the second with bogeys at the fourth and eighth. But he found his stride on the back nine, where a run of four birdies in five holes from the 10th saw him climb to the top of the leaderboard. He then made another gain on the 16th to open up a three-shot advantage and parred the last two holes to card a four-under 66 and mark his landmark appearance in the best possible way. He finished on 266, 14 under par and two shots ahead of compatriot Martin Couvra, who had taken a one-shot lead in the closing round. Couvra had four birdies along with three bogeys on Sunday en route to a final-round 69. Scotland's Calum Hill and England's Dan Bradbury shared third on 10 under par, while France's Clement Sordet and Germany's Nicolai von Dellingshausen finished joint fifth a further shot back. Among the Australian contingent, Daniel Gale carded a final-round 68 to finish 11 shots behind the leader. Danny List's early promise continued to fade and he finished on 281, with David Micheluzzi on 284.
Washington Post
17 hours ago
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- Washington Post
Adrien Saddier claims 1st European tour title at Italian Open in 200th start
MONTE ARGENTARIO, Italy — Adrien Saddier claimed his first European tour title in his 200th start with a back-nine charge at the Italian Open on Sunday. Saddier had a 4-under 66 to finish two strokes overall ahead of fellow Frenchman Martin Couvra (69), the third-round leader who looked headed for victory until Saddier produced five birdies over seven holes at the Argentario Golf Club on the Tuscan coast.
Yahoo
17 hours ago
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- Yahoo
Saddier celebrates first World Tour title in Italy
Adrien Saddier has claimed a maiden DP World Tour title with a two-shot win in the Italian Open at the Argentario Golf Club. Making his 200th appearance on the Tour, the 33-year-old Frenchman lost ground on the front nine after following up a birdie at the second with bogeys at the fourth and eighth. But he found his stride on the back nine, where a run of four birdies in five holes from the 10th saw him climb to the top of the leaderboard. He then made another gain on the 16th to open up a three-shot advantage and parred the last two holes to card a four-under 66 and mark his landmark appearance in the best possible way. He finished on 266, 14 under par and two shots ahead of compatriot Martin Couvra, who had taken a one-shot lead in the closing round. Couvra had four birdies along with three bogeys on Sunday en route to a final-round 69. Scotland's Calum Hill and England's Dan Bradbury shared third on 10 under par, while France's Clement Sordet and Germany's Nicolai von Dellingshausen finished joint fifth a further shot back. Among the Australian contingent, Daniel Gale carded a final-round 68 to finish 11 shots behind the leader. Danny List's early promise continued to fade and he finished on 281, with David Micheluzzi on 284.
BBC News
18 hours ago
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- BBC News
Saddier wins first European Tour title on 200th start
Italian Open final round leaderboard-14 A Saddier (FRA) -12 M Couvra -10 C Hill (Sco), D Bradbury (Eng) -9 C Sordet (Fra), N von Dellingshausen (Ger)Selected others: -5 A Fitzpatrick (Eng), -4 B Robinson-Thompson, R Cabrera (Esp), T Clements (Eng), M Penge (Eng) A brilliant charge on the back nine saw France's Adrien Saddier claim a first European title on his 200th start at the Italian trailed compatriot Martin Couvra by three shots at the turn, but a run of five birdies over seven holes on the closing stretch sealed a two-stroke victory at the Argentario Golf 33-year-old finished with a four-under 66 to end on 14 under for the tournament, with Couvra second after carding a final round who made his Tour debut in 2014, was visibly emotional after claiming his long-awaited maiden win."It's great. It's taken so much work to be able to do this. I'm just grateful," he said."I started the back nine really good and I just said 'just stay in your own zone, just keep focused, make the putts'. And I did it."Their one-two finish means Saddier and Couvra have both earned places at the Open Championship at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland next month. Scotland's Calum Hill and England's Dan Bradbury shared third place on 10 under.
