DP World Tour : Italian Open final Results
Robert MacIntyre overcame U.S. Open Champion Matt Fitzpatrick in a play-off to win the 2022 DS Automobiles Italian Open and underline his match play credentials at the venue that will host next year's Ryder Cup.
The Scotsman made ten birdies and three bogeys in a spectacular 64 on Sunday to force a play-off with third-round leader Fitzpatrick before birdieing the first extra hole to claim his second DP World Tour title.
There were several twists and turns on the back nine as the lead changed hands throughout a thrilling afternoon at Marco Simone Golf and Country Club.
Fitzpatrick's closing 67 contained an eagle, three birdies and a solitary bogey and saw him finish the tournament on 14 under, one clear of Perez in third.
Rory McIlroy was another shot back in fourth place, with Aaron Rai and Lucas Herbert in a share of fifth on 11 under.
PGA Tour: Fortinet Championship final scoreboard here.
Nick Taylor earned his first top 10 of the year, with a Sunday -4 68 to finish T6 -11 in Napa California at the Fortinet Championship.
Adam Svensson T12 -9, Mac Hughes T25 -7. Taylor Pendrith T67 +1 after a Sunday 77.
With the Presidents Cup ready to go at Quail Hollow this week it wasn't the preparation Corey Connors may have liked as he missed the cut 70 74 along with Michael Gligic 76 75.
Danny Willett had the event won before he 3 putted from 4 feet to hand the title to Max Homa who managed to chip in at the last to give him an outside chance of a playoff...He got a lot more than that !
LPGA: Portland Classic final scoreboard here
Two time champion Brooke Henderson went bogey free for a closing -5 67 to finish T10 at -14, her 9th this year.
Alena Sharp T52 -2 after a Sunday 74. Maddie Szeryk missed the cut.
American Andrea Lee won by a shot 72 64 67 66 -19.
PGA Tour Champions: Sanford International final scoreboard here
In Sioux Falls, SD, Stephen Ames finished 27th at -6, Mike Weir was 28th -5.
The winner in a playoff was Steve Stricker who made a birdie at the first to edge veteran Swede Robert Karlsson.
Bryan Angus
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