The Norwegian set the pace with a sparkling 63 on day one and never surrendered the lead, closing with a total of 271 to finish seventeen under par.

The final round brought a far greater test as both Dan Bradbury and Jayden Schaper surged with determined scoring of their own. What had once been a comfortable advantage steadily narrowed, and by the final stretch the margin had fallen to a single shot. Reitan, however, held firm when the pressure was at its highest. His steady approach play and disciplined course management over the closing holes ensured that his early work was not wasted, allowing him to complete a wire to wire victory over two fast charging pursuers.

The win represents the most significant moment of his career to date, strengthens his position on the DP World Tour and confirms his growing reputation as one of Norway’s leading global contenders.