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On the Asian Development Tour, Michele Ortolani again put in a strong performance, finishing sixth with 202 (69, 65, 68, -14) in the Ever Glory ADT Open, won by American Nathan Han with 200 (67, 68, 65, -16) after a playoff. At the Dong Hua Elite Golf Club in Taiwan, the tournament was shortened from 72 to 54 holes due to an approaching typhoon. On the final green, the American and Korean Minhyeok Yang (200 – 68, 67, 65) tied Filipino Sean Ramos (200 – 66, 67, 67) with a birdie, before Han prevailed with a birdie on the first extra hole.

Nathan Han, results

In fourth place with 201 (-15) are Taiwanese Mako Shapiyate and Shih-chang Chan, and tied with Ortolani are Hong Kong’s Hoho Yue and fellow Taiwanese Yi-tseng Huang. Gabriele De Barba, a Japanese player with an Italian passport, failed to make the cut, finishing 53rd with 141 (70 71, -3).

Ortolani, a 29-year-old from Milan, is third in the rankings. In addition to his current sixth place finish (where he started from 28th), this year he won the DigiPlus Philippine ADT Open in June and finished seventh in the Am Green IGPL Morocco Rising Stars. De Barba, a 30-year-old Japanese player on the Japan Golf Tour, didn’t have the best start to the season, but in May 2025 he won the Ambassador ADT in Taiwan. Nathan Han collected a check for $17,500 out of a $100,000 prize pool.

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