Golf: Fitzpatrick retains one-shot lead at Italian Open

England's Matthew Fitzpatrick finished with an impressive four birdies in h...

- England’s Matthew Fitzpatrick finished with an impressive four birdies in his final six holes on Saturday to hold a one-shot advantage heading into the final round of the Italian Open.

Fitzpatrick, currently sixth in European Tour’s Race to Dubai standings, carded a three-under-par 68 in the third round to move up to 13-under overall at the Olgiata Club in Rome. “It was a good day. I missed a few greens but was able to get up-and-down and made some good putts,” Kitayama, a two-time European Tour winner, said.“This is a big event. Winning at any level, even smaller events, you still have to draw back on those memories and those situations, because the feeling is still going to be similar.”

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