Golf: Westwood and Coltart victims of famous 18th

Brothers-in-law Lee Westwood and Andrew Coltart both became victims of one of the most famous holes in golf at the Belfry today.

Thu, 10 May, 2001 - 12:54

Brothers-in-law Lee Westwood and Andrew Coltart both became victims of one of the most famous holes in golf at the Belfry today.

When the £1m Benson and Hedges International Open began, the two European stars both had double-bogey sixes on the 473-yard 18th - the scene of so much drama in three Ryder Cups.

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