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Bernd Wiesberger wins Italian Open by one shot over Matt Fitzpatrick

Bernd Wiesberger stormed into his third victory of the year as he pipped Matt Fitzpatrick in Olgiata into the Italian Open title with a 65.
Wiesberger, that missed the vast majority of last year due to a wrist injury, made six birdies and many clutch par saves since he posted a winning score of 16 under to finish one among Fitzpatrick, who abandoned himself too much ground to make up after driving out-of-bounds at the ninth.
Fitzpatrick had staged the overnight head and made a positive start if he birdied the moment, and he also put together a good run of pars as Wiesberger started his march up the leaderboard with three successive birdies from the fifth before incorporating another in nine to turn in 31.
When Fitzpatrick made a massive mistake from the tee his blocked drive sailing manner right the Austrian found himself at the lead.
Although Wiesberger failed to save par twice up forward as he holed priceless par putts and 15 feet on the greens fitzpatrick could make a par with his ball and signed for a double-bogey seven.
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Wiesberger then extended his advantage when he birdied the 14th that was brief and, although he dropped out on another profit at the 15th he pumped a at 16 to six feet and transformed the chance to reach 16 under.
Fitzpatrick revived his hopes of a first win in 11 months when he birdied the 13th and 15th using the championship now down as the likes of Matt Wallace and Kurt Kitayama were unable to keep pace with the two.
Wiesberger struck a tree with his tugged moment to 17 and settled for par, and then pulled his drive into the left rough at the last before gouging his approach during the green, in where he pitched to five feet and then held his nerve to rattle in the putt to post the goal from the clubhouse.
Fitzpatrick gave himself a opportunity to induce a play-off once he busted a second that was stunning in the longrun, penultimate hole, but his eagle putt lipped out and left him having a birdie at the past to stretch the contest.
However, after dividing the fairway with his drive, his second dug to the surface and ceased of the flag, and his birdie putt drifted wide of their goal and confirmed Wiesberger as the leader in the Race to Dubai.
The win was his next Rolex Series title of the year with gained the Scottish Open in July, although Fitzpatrick had been left to contemplate what might have been later submitting his fourth largest conclusion of 2019.
Kitayama birdied the 17th and then parred the past to salvage a 71 that was good enough to secure outright third place on 12 under, one ahead of Matthias Schwab (66), fan-favourite AndrewBeef Johnston (68) and Scottish rookie Bob MacIntyre (71).
When he birdied nine and seven to reach 12 under wallace had looked a possible contender, but the Englishman lost a chunk and the subsequent ended his challenge as he slipped under par and stumbled to a back-nine 39.