Who are Franceso Molinari's parents?

Italian golfer Francesco Molinari was born on November 8, 1982. He won the 2018 Open Championship, becoming the first Italian professional golfer to win a major and earning his only major triumph.

The 2018 BMW PGA Championship, his fifth victory on the European Tour, and the Quicken Loans National, his maiden triumph on the PGA Tour, were the highlights of his brilliant year before the Open Championship victory. As Europe won the 2018 Ryder Cup at the end of the season, Molinari earned 5 out of a possible 5 points.

Since the end of 2008, Molinari has consistently been among the top 100 players in the world. The 2009 Omega Mission Hills World Cup was won by Italy only because he and his brother Edoardo were present at the match. Molinari won the WGC-HSBC Champions in 2010.

Molinari went on to win the third PGA Tour championship of his career on March 10, 2019, at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. On the final hole, he made three birdies and no bogeys, starting off 10 groups ahead of the leaders and 5 strokes back.

Molinari hit a shot for another birdie on the eighth hole from a good distance off the green, turning in 32 (-4). To record a final-round 64 and defeat Matt Fitzpatrick, who shot a final-round 71, he added four more birdies on the back nine, including a 43-foot putt at the 72nd hole.

Following a third round of six-under-par 66, Molinari led the Masters after 54 holes in April 2019 at 13 under, two strokes better than Tiger Woods and Tony Finau. Until he reached the par-3 12th, where his tee ball landed in the water and resulted in a double bogey, Molinari had held the lead for the whole of the final round.

On the fifteenth hole, he found the water once more, resulting in another double bogey that eliminated him from the race. He finished in T5, which remains his most prevalent performance at the Masters to date, with a round of 74.

Who are Francesco Molinari’s parents?

Micaela and Paulo, Francesco's parents, both played golf. His father was a dentist, and his mother was an architect. They both liked to play golf when they had free time. Francesco attributes Sergio Bertaina, a club professional, with teaching him the game.

“My biggest influence was Sergio Bertaina because he coached me when I was a boy,” Francesco told Golfweek. "Then, when I was 18, he joined the national coaching squad, so I continued to see him when I was playing in tournaments like the British Amateur Championship and the Eisenhower Trophy.”

Several stories indicate that they helped him in both his personal and professional lives. But precise details regarding their private lives are unknown.

Who is Francesco Molinari’s father?

Francesco Molinari’s father is Paulo Molinari, who is a dentist by profession and likes to play golf in his free time.

Paulo frequently brought his two sons to the golf course. After often accompanying their father to the golf course, Francesco and his brother started learning how to play the game at a very young age.

Francesco Molinari's older brother is Eduardo Molinari. He competes on the European Tour as a professional golfer. He has three European Tour victories and a career-high ranking of 14.

Who is Francesco Molinari’s mother?

Micaela Molinari is Franceso Molinari's mother. She works as an architect and enjoys playing golf in her spare time, just like her husband.

Unfortunately, no further information is available about the mother of Francesco Molinari.

What is the nationality of Francesco Molinari’s parents?

The nationality of Francesco Molinari’s parents is not known with certainty.

The fact that Francesco Molinari was born in Turin, Italy, raises the possibility that Paulo and Micaela are Italian, though there is no official confirmation of this.