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A three-hole stretch that started his Ryder Cup journey 🇪🇺 Edoardo Molinari finished birdie-birdie-birdie at the 2010 Johnnie Walker Championship to win his second Tour title of the season. It was a birdie run that saw him clinch the title by one shot and receive a wild card pick...

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