Australian Masters: Monty hits out at Aussie Masters dawdlers

Colin Montgomerie wants a shot penalty for slow players as a means of speeding up painfully overblown rounds of tournament golf.

Fri, 16 Feb, 2001 - 07:56

Colin Montgomerie wants a shot penalty for slow players as a means of speeding up painfully overblown rounds of tournament golf.

The Scot took five hours to get around the 6,290-metre Huntingdale course at the Australian Masters in Melbourne.

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Courts Golf Place: Huntingdale Place: Melbourne Place: Europe Person: Monty Person: Colin Montgomerie Person: Montgomerie Person: Aaron Baddeley Person: Jarrod Moseley Event: Australian Masters Event: Aussie Masters

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