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France's Matthieu Pavon maintained his two-shot lead at the halfway stage of the DS Automobiles Italian Open, as Irish interest in the competition ended with Gary Hurley, John Murphy and Tom McKibben all missing the cut.
Matthieu Pavon leads the Italian Open by two shots on eight-under-par after producing a first-round 63 - his lowest career round on the DP World Tour.
Jon Rahm arrived in Madrid with the sole aim of matching Seve Ballesteros and winning the Open de Espana for a third time, and he did exactly that with a blistering display on Sunday to take the title. In the lead-up to to the event, the 2021 US Open champion piled the pressure on his shoulders by speaking so openly about his desire to match one of the greats of the game at his home open. Ad But Rahm has achieved success in the white-hot atmosphere of major championships, and he never faltered despite being asked probing questions by Min Woo Lee.
Spain's Jon Rahm cruised to a third Spanish Open title to match the tally of his hero Seve Ballesteros.
Jon Rahm delighted the home fans at the Open de Espana by climbing to the top of the leaderboard after round three. The world No. 6 had the expectation of the home fans, and the knowledge he was the hot favourite entering the week at Club de Campo.
Home favourite Jon Rahm sits one shot behind co-leaders Darius Van Driel, Kiradech Aphibarnrat and Ashun Wu after the first round of the Spanish Open, courtesy of a spectacular opening 64.
Shane Lowry snapped a three-year run without a win with a brilliant success at the BMW PGA Championship. The Irishman has a superb record at Wentworth, and he went bogey-free through the entire tournament — albeit one reduced to 54 holes on account of the postponement of Friday's play following the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Ad Lowry arguably timed his run to perfection, as he hit the lead outright on the 54th hole and Rory McIlroy was unable to final an eagle on the last as he came up one shot shy alongside Jon Rahm.
Scotland’s Craig Howie holds a share of the early lead at the Scandinavian Mixed, where England’s Liz Young also impressed.