CHICKENPIE.Michele Ortolani closed the inaugural 2026 BingoPlus Philippine ADT Open with a final-round 69 to win at 272 (-16), one shot clear of Su Ching-hung at -15. Four days, 132 players, US$100,000 purse. One champion — and a tournament the Philippines will remember.
The Filipino story was more layered than any single name. Angelo Que played four steady rounds of 70-70-69-69 to finish T8 at -10 — the most consistent Pinoy in the field when the leaderboard actually mattered. Clyde Mondilla closed with a 68 to finish T11 at -8. Sean Ramos, highest-ranked Filipino on the ADT Order of Merit, ended T5 at -11 — a top-five finish on home soil. Thirteen Pinoy pros made the cut. Three finished in the top 15.
James Ryan Lam opened at T9 with a 68 in Round 1 and never recovered the front-page form, sliding to T41 at -1 (287) over rounds of 68-74-73-74. The 20-year-old made the cut, kept grinding, and walked off the 18th on Sunday still swinging. The R1 story was real. The fade was real. Both are part of his first ADT start.
Ortolani takes the trophy and a step toward the Asian Tour. The full field goes home with a result and a measure of what it takes to win one of these. Luisita delivered the test. The Philippines hosted it. The wrap is in the books.
