Name: Italian Open - Day 4 Highlights
Uploaded: 2025-06-29T15:33:20.650Z
Duration: 2 min 42 s
Description: Adrien Saddier produced a back-nine birdie blitz at the Italian Open on Sunday to clinch his maiden DP World Tour title on his 200th appearance with a two-shot victory.

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Italian Open - Day 4 Highlights

Sunday, 29 June 2025

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Italian Open - Day 4 Highlights

Watch Next

Martin Couvra on Open qualification, fine form and French success this season on DP World Tour

Adrien Saddier: Sometimes you have to go through dark moments and today I am really happy

Adrien Saddier: I'm just grateful

Winning moment: Adrien Saddier claims maiden victory in Italy

Adrien Saddier birdie putt takes its time to drop at 13th

Adrien Saddier holes birdie putt at the 11th

Clément Sordet moves into contention

Andreas Halvorsen nearly holes out from the fairway

Dan Bradbury fires one close at the fifth hole

Eugenio Chacarra holes a big birdie putt at the first

Clément Sordet: It's the kind of Saturday we're all looking for

Martin Couvra: I'm really proud about the 18th