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Once again they are towards the top of the leaderboard, this time they are the final pairing tomorrow at Gleneagles, 2 top quality golfers.

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Edoardo towards the top once again in Switzerland

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It's quickly becoming 'The Molinari Brother ' haha, with Edoardo challenging almost every week.

It's funny, last year all the talk was about Francesco, what a great player he was and how it was a shame that Edoardo wasn't quite as good. This year it's an almost complete 180 with Edoardo fairing better for most of the year. They should be devestating together in the Ryder cup.
A great shot is when you go for it and pull it off. A smart shot is when you don't have the guts to try it. ~ Phil Mickelson.

 

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love 'em. two of my favorite european golfers. i saw them in the world cup a while back and could tell they were gonna be something to be reckoned with. good to see a non anglophile country being well represented in europe.

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It must be great to be playing tour golf and having a brother out there for support. I am looking forward to seeing more of them.

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Add to that Matteo Manassero, currently tied for second in Switzerland.He's not won yet but he's achieved a lot already, it's hard to believe he's still only 17.
Great young player, future's bright for Italian golf at least.
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good to see a non anglophile country being well represented in europe

What the **** does being anglo have to do with anything?

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What the **** does being anglo have to do with anything?

oops, meant to say ''anglophone.'' but nonetheless, somebody needs to calm down, grab a dictionary, and expand their vocabulary.


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