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    Francesco Molinari holds off British Open competition to become first Italian to win major

    by Sam Farmer, Los Angeles Times Jul 22, 2018 3 minutes

    CARNOUSTIE, Scotland - Francesco Molinari was the "other" guy, a check-your-program placeholder, somebody to watch Sunday when the wall-to-wall spectators blocked a clear vantage of the superstar in his pairing, Tiger Woods.

    Not many people imagined it would be the unassuming Molinari who would quietly assemble another brilliant round - no bogeys all weekend - to claim the British Open for his own.

    Molinari shot a two-under-par 69 to finish at eight under for the tournament, becoming the first Italian to win a major championship.

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