Gregorio De Leo (born 8 April 2000) is an Italian professional golfer who plays on the European Tour. In 2022 he shot a 59 on his way to earn battlefield promotion to the Challenge Tour.
Early life and amateur career De Leo was born in Biella in the northern Italian region of Piedmont. He was runner-up at the 2020 Italian Amateur Stroke Play Championship (Franco Bevione Trophy) behind Giovanni Manzoni, and won the 2021 Italian International Amateur Championship.
He represented Italy at both the European Boys' Team Championship and European Amateur Team Championship, reaching a semi-final in 2020 to finish 4th.
De Leo started playing on the Alps Tour in 2021, and was runner-up at the Gösser Open in Austria, after which he turned professional ahead of his debut at the Italian Open.
Professional career In 2022, De Leo topped the Alps Tour Order of Merit after winning three tournaments and earning battlefield promotion to the Challenge Tour.
He tied for 3rd at the 2023 Le Vaudreuil Golf Challenge, and recorded six top-10 finishes in 2024 to finish 33rd in the Challenge Tour season rankings.
De Leo earned his card for the 2025 European Tour at Q-School. In his rookie season, he recorded top-5 finishes at the Magical Kenya Open and Danish Golf Championship.
Amateur wins 2017 Gran Premio di Monticello 2018 Italian U18 Trofeo Silvio Marazza 2019 Trofeo Glauco Lolli Ghetti 2020 Gara del Golf Club Castelconturbia 2021 Coppa d'Oro Mario Camicia, Italian International Amateur Championship
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Professional wins (4) Alps Tour wins (3) No.DateTournamentWinning scoreMargin ofvictoryRunner(s)-up129 May 2022Memorial Giorgio Bordoni−18 (67-66-59=192)4 strokes Pierre Pineau210 Jul 2022Alps de Las Castillas−20 (65-66-65=196)1 stroke Mathias Eggenberger324 Aug 2022Roma Alps Open−20 (64-68-64=196)3 strokes Gary Hurley, Stefano Mazzoli
Other wins (1) 2022 Italian PGA Championship
Team appearances Amateur Junior Golf World Cup (representing Italy): 2018 European Boys' Team Championship (representing Italy): 2018 European Amateur Team Championship (representing Italy): 2020, 2021
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See also Lowest rounds of golf 2024 European Tour Qualifying School graduates 2025 European Tour Qualifying School graduates
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