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Hidalgo's 12 birdies at Irish Open equals European Tour record. McIlroy is 4 shots back

  • Ángel Hidalgo made 12 birdies to match a European Tour single-round record and shot a 9-under 63 in the Irish Open's third round.
  • Rory McIlroy shot a bogey-free 68 and remains in contention, standing four strokes behind the leader, Saddier.
  • Hidalgo's performance included seven consecutive birdies, placing him one stroke behind Saddier's total of 15-under 201.
  • Hidalgo stated, 'I really felt for a few moments I was playing on the PlayStation, to be honest.
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Hidalgo ties European Tour record with 12 birdies at Irish Open, McIlroy four shots back

STRAFFAN, Ireland (AP) — Ángel Hidalgo made 12 birdies to match a European Tour single-round record and move into second place with a 9-under 63 in the third round of the Irish Open on Saturday, while Adrien Saddier of France took the tournament lead

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Hidalgo's 12 birdies at Irish Open equals European Tour record. McIlroy is 4 shots back

STRAFFAN, Ireland (AP) — Ángel Hidalgo made 12 birdies to match a European Tour single-round record and move into second place with a 9-under 63 in the third round of the Irish Open on Saturday, while Adrien Saddier of France…

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Irish Examiner broke the news in Ireland on Saturday, September 6, 2025.
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