Edoardo Molinari calls for help after misplacing golf clubs - “I promise you’ll be rewarded properly!”

Modified Sep 09, 2024 10:10 GMT

Edoardo Molinari has called for help after misplacing his golf clubs. The golfer, who finished T12 at the Omega European Masters on Sunday, took to X (Formerly Twitter) on Monday to note that his clubs hadn’t been loaded on the flight with him.

The 43-year-old seemingly left Switzerland after the DP World Tour event’s finish. Molinari, who didn’t specify his position, asked if any of his followers knew someone working at the Dublin Airport who could help retrieve his lost luggage. The Turin native said he needed the clubs ‘asap’ and promised to ‘properly reward’ any help. He was using Aer Lingus airline.

Edoardo Molinari wrote on X:

“If you know someone that can help with a lost luggage that works at Dublin Airport can you please send me a DM? My golf clubs haven’t been loaded on the flight and I need them asap! I promise you’ll be rewarded properly!”

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Molinari’s tweet was soon shared by Matt Fitzpatrick, who contested at the European Masters alongside him. Several fans replied with customer care contact numbers of the airport and his airline.

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Edoardo Molinari is a known golf data geek. Interestingly, the Italian golfer, who graduated from the Polytechnic University of Turin with a degree in engineering, has famously admitted to being driven by statistics.

The 2023 Ryder Cup vice-captain for Europe founded StatisticGolf in 2020, which morphed into the Arccos Pro Insights platform and earned him the title of one of the circuit’s top data analysts. For the unversed, Molinari works with more than 30 pros including Matt Fitzpatrick, Viktor Hovland and Nelly Korda, to help improve their game.

Owing to his reputation, the three-time DP World Tour champion’s golf bag is one of the most sought-after in the game.