Adrian Otaegui

ANALYSIS
Otaegui was the overnight leader by one stroke heading into Sunday, and that lead grew by as many as three strokes after he went three-under on the front nine. He followed that up with a birdie on the 11th, but he proceeded to go four-over across the final eight holes, punctuated by a double bogey on the par-5 18th. It was a disappointing finish for Otaegui, who was looking to capture his sixth win on the DP World Tour and first since 2022. Still, he's in good form, having finished T6 in four of his last five tournaments, and he'll look to continue that trend next week at the Turkish Airlines Open.