Harrington looking to have record recognised

PÁDRAIG HARRINGTON made a plea to European Tour bosses last night after an opening 67 in the 33rd and final Benson & Hedges International Open at The Belfry.

Harrington looking to have record recognised

"I want my course record recognised," said the Ryder Cup ace, referring not to the round he had just played but a 64 in the third round three years ago.

Harrington, one behind tour new-boy David Dixon, feels an injustice was done after he was disqualified from the 2000 event when five strokes clear of the field.

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