Bradley Dredge Takes One-Shot Lead Into European Legends Cup Final Round

Bradley Dredge Takes One-Shot Lead Into European Legends Cup Final Round

A closing birdie lifted the Welshman clear of Steve Webster, whose second-round 64 transformed the leaderboard at Fontanals Golf.

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  • Bradley Dredge leads the European Legends Cup by one stroke at 11-under-par.
  • Steve Webster fired the round of the day, an 8-under 64.
  • Andrew Marshall, Simon Griffiths and Robert Coles share third place on 9-under.

Bradley Dredge will take a one-shot lead into the final round of the European Legends Cup by SR Nexus after completing another bogey-free round at Fontanals Golf.

The two-time DP World Tour winner followed his opening 65 with a 4-under 68, reaching 11-under after a birdie at the 18th moved him clear of Steve Webster.

Webster produced the lowest score of the second round, surging from eight strokes behind with a 64. Overnight leader Andrew Marshall returned a 71 and shares third place on 9-under with Simon Griffiths and Robert Coles.

Dredge protects his bogey-free record

Dredge began the day one shot behind Marshall and initially struck the ball well, but problems with his driver forced him to adjust his strategy. His short game protected the card before a precise approach at the last pitched inches from the hole and set up the outright lead.

“Obviously delighted. A one-shot lead – I’d love for it to be three or four, but one will do,” Dredge said.

“I just had to struggle a bit and manage my game, leave the driver in the bag a little bit and try to get it in play and manage with what I had. Luckily my short game was good and kept me in it.”

Dredge is seeking his second Staysure Legends Tour victory after winning the Legends Tour Trophy in 2023.

Webster climbs with second-round 64

Webster briefly joined Dredge at 10-under during a round containing an unusual birdie. At the 10th, he used his putter from a greenside bunker and holed from about 20 feet.

“It was a little bit lucky – I meant to get it close, but it just went in,” Webster said.

He then hit his second shot at the par-five 13th from 250 yards to three feet, converting the eagle putt to move to 10-under. The 2025 Grass & Co English Legends champion enters Sunday seeking another senior title, although he said his immediate focus would remain on producing good shots.

Three players share third place

Marshall could not reproduce the putting display behind his opening 64, but a 1-under 71 kept him two strokes off the lead. He is pursuing the second victory of his Legends Tour career.

Griffiths carded a 68, completing his round with a 25-foot birdie putt. The Englishman already has a title this season, having won at Costa Navarino. Coles joined him and Marshall after moving through the field with a 6-under 66.

Stephen Gallacher, Johan Edfors and Hennie Otto share sixth place on 7-under. Edfors rebounded from an opening 72 with a 65, highlighted by a tee shot to inches at the par-3 17th.

Dredge begins the final round with seven challengers within four strokes, led by Webster in the group behind him.

 

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Pos.PlayerTo ParR1R2
1Bradley DREDGE-116568
2Steve WEBSTER-107064
3Andrew MARSHALL-96471
Simon GRIFFITHS-96768
Robert COLES-96966
6Stephen GALLACHER-76968
Hennie OTTO-76968
Johan EDFORS-77265
9Philip GOLDING-66771
Jean HUGO-66870
11James KINGSTON-57069
Michael LONG-57168
Cameron CLARK-56970
14Van PHILLIPS-46872
David PARK-47268
David DRYSDALE-47070
17Andrew RAITT-37170
Malcolm MACKENZIE-37071
Felipe AGUILAR-37368
Soren HANSEN-36972
21Alastair FORSYTH-26973
Brian DAVIS-27171
Alessandro TADINI-27171
Lionel ALEXANDRE-27072
25Gary MURPHY-17073
Simon KHAN-16974
Adilson DA SILVA-17172
Andrew MCLARDY-17073
Doug MCGUIGAN-17073
Emanuele CANONICA-16974
Greig HUTCHEON-17073
Matthew CORT-17568
Clark DENNIS-16974
Thomas LEVET-16875
Patrik SJÖLAND-17172
Craig FARRELLY-17271
37Santiago LUNAPar7173
Jarmo SANDELINPar7272
Paul LAWRIEPar7173
Miguel Angel MARTINPar7074
Paul STREETERPar7371
42Phillip ARCHER+17174
Euan MCINTOSH+17273
Michael CAMPBELL+17075
David SHACKLADY+17174
Mark BROWN+17471
Thomas GÖGELE+16976
48Garry HOUSTON+27373
Phillip PRICE+27670
Markus BRIER+27472
Michael JONZON+27571
Peter BAKER+27472
53Carl SUNESON+37176
54Scott DRUMMOND+47771
Jean-François REMESY+47276
Anthony GRENIER+47375
Stephen DODD+47474
58Maarten LAFEBER+57772
Mark MOULAND+57574
60Mark FOSTER+67773
61Raymond RUSSELL+97677
62Jonathan LOMAS+107480
Carlos BALMASEDA+107777
Peter FOWLER+107777
Niclas FASTH+107678
66Jose ROMERO+148078

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Updated: September 19, 2026