With Antonio Faravelli’s wines, it’s a celebration for everyone: a big round of applause at Pinetina
The summer of 2026 seems to go on forever and has seen Faravelli riding high just about everywhere.
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The summer of 2026 seems to go on forever and has seen Faravelli riding high just about everywhere.
The Italian contingent was large, with eight Italian players competing: Edoardo Molinari, Guido Migliozzi, Matteo Manassero, Stefano Mazzoli, Renato Paratore, Francesco Laporta, Filippo Celli, and Gregorio De Leo.
The Japanese golfer claimed her fourth career victory on the U.S. Tour and tied the record for the lowest 72-hole score in Tour history.
The Scot won the Nexo Championship at the end of a fourth round full of twists and turns, capitalizing on mistakes by Matthew Jordan and Shaun Norris.
For Scheffler, this marks his 11th consecutive victory after leading after 54 holes and his 21st career win on the PGA Tour, all of which have come since 2022.
He began his career as a junior player on the Canadian Tour and qualified for the PGA Championship in 2011.
The U.S. president is gloating on social media, but his achievements have been called into question
The Claret Jug goes to the New Zealand underdog, who avoids a playoff with Cameron Young by making a birdie on the final hole.
Molinari will once again join captain Luke Donald, who will lead the European team following their victories over the United States in Rome in 2023 and in Farmingdale
Molinari will once again join captain Luke Donald, who will lead the European team following their victories over the United States in Rome in 2023 and in Farmingdale
This is also the fourth victory of the season for Italian golf on the tour, following the three wins by Andrea Romano
Soderberg, a protagonist in the first three days, lost ground in the final round and finished in third place with 276 (-8), along with Maximilian Steinlechner of Austria, Angel Ayora of Spain, and Joe Dean of England
Also making the Italian tally even more significant was the excellent performance of Alessandro Nodari
Also making the Italian tally even more significant was the excellent performance of Alessandro Nodari
The South African won the 58th Soudal Open thanks to an extraordinary finish.
With this success it breaks a U.S. dominance that lasted since 2016 and puts England back on top of the tournament after more than a century
He won eight PGA Tour titles and 20 more on the Senior Tour before becoming a respected television commentator.
"I would have liked to be there. Unfortunately, I can’t. I hope to return to play in the rest of the season, but I honestly don’t know when" yet;
On May 7, 2011, Ballesteros died at his home in Pedreña, Cantabria, at the age of 54, after a long battle with a brain tumor
Also taking part in the Pro-Am were former soccer player Giuseppe Incocciati and, confirming how golf is an inclusive sport open to all, the three Paralympic athletes Alessandro Petrianni, Edoardo Biagi and Antonino Puccio
The former world number one, who led Team Europe to victory in the last two Ryder Cups, will return to Italy for the first time since his 2023 triumph.
The only real moment of difficulty on Sunday he created for himself: on the second hole, a par 4, he received a penalty stroke for moving the ball in the fairway during the address
The triumph in Turkey earned Lindberg a check for $467,500, out of a total prize pool of $2,750,000.
The American closed in 270 strokes (-18), signing off a final round in 70 (-2) and leaving Ruoning Yin and Patty Tavatanakit, paired in second place, behind by five lengths.
In second place, with 204 (-12), was Spain’s Pablo Alperi, already a runner up in the previous Villa Paradiso Alps Open.
Matt Fitzpatrick captured another playoff victory at RBC Heritage, beating world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler.
The Northern Irish golfer is thrilled after his second win in a row at the Masters
The Northern Irishman thus joins an exclusive club, becoming the fourth player capable of winning at Augusta two years in a row, following in the footsteps of Jack Nicklaus, Nick Faldo and Tiger Woods.
Compared to the 2017 arrest, his decision to skip the Masters and leave the PGA board for treatment reveals a different person.