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Guido Migliozzi produced one of the greatest shots ever seen at Le Golf National to help him secure a stunning success in the Open de France. The Paris venue has hosted a Ryder Cup and France’s national open since the 1990s. Ad It has witnessed some amazing moments, but few more exhilarating than the shot Migliozzi played on 18 to set up a birdie that took him to 16-under for the tournament.
The Rasmus Hojgaard express continued its impressive progress at the Open de France, but Patrick Reed will not be around for the weekend after missing the cut at Le Golf National. Hojgaard equalled the course record to take the lead on Thursday, and continued the charge to set the 36-hole record at the Paris venue. Ad The Dane made seven birdies and one bogey in his round of 65, to sit at 15-under after two rounds — six shots clear of the field.
Rasmus Hojgaard followed up Thursday's course record-equalling 62 with a 65 to hold a commanding six-shot lead at the halfway stage of the Cazoo Open de France.
Scotland’s Robert MacIntyre defeated US Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick in a play-off to win his second DP World Tour title in the DS Automobiles Italian Open.
Robert MacIntyre has said his main goal for 2023 is to make Team Europe’s Ryder Cup roster. The Scot ended a poor run of form — after admitting he was “down and out” earlier in the season — to beat US Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick in a play-off at the Italian Open. Ad MacIntyre’s victory came at the venue for next year’s Ryder Cup, the Marco Simone Golf and Country Club, and the left-hander now has his sights trained on a place on Luke Donald’s team.
Robert MacIntyre threw down a Ryder Cup marker by beating Matt Fitzpatrick in a play-off to win the Italian Open. The tournament's venue, Marco Simone Golf and Country Club, will play host to the Ryder Cup in little over a year — and it will witness high drama if the final day of the Italian Open is anything to go by.
Scotland's Robert MacIntyre defeated US Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick in a play-off to win his second DP World Tour title in the DS Automobiles Italian Open.
Rory McIlroy has a battle on his hands after slipping out of the lead during the third round of the Italian Open. There were predictions of the world No. 2 running away from the field after taking the lead at the halfway point at the Marco Simone Golf and Country Club.