Saddier Conquers His First European Tour Title in Italy

Adrien Saddier Crowned at the Italian Open

In an exciting day at the Argentario Golf Club, Adrien Saddier achieved his first title on the European Tour in his 200th match. The French golfer starred in an impressive comeback in the second half of the course, securing the victory at the Italian Open. Saddier signed a card of 66 strokes under par, surpassing by two strokes his compatriot Martin Couvra, who led the competition after the third round. Couvra finished with a round of 69. The key to Saddier’s triumph was his performance in the last nine holes, where he achieved five birdies in seven holes, snatching victory from Couvra.

It was a wait. A lot of time passed to finally have the trophy in my hands. But sometimes you have to work hard and go through dark times. You have to appreciate the journey.

Adrien Saddier

With this victory, Saddier and Couvra secured a place in the Open Championship to be held next month in Royal Portrush, Northern Ireland. Calum Hill of Scotland and Dan Bradbury of England shared third place, four strokes behind Saddier.