Golf: Rain delay hits Deutsche Bank Open

A four-hour rain delay has given Tiger Woods some extra time to shake off the effects of jet lag in Germany today.

Golf: Rain delay hits Deutsche Bank Open
Thu, 17 May, 2001 - 10:19

A four-hour rain delay has given Tiger Woods some extra time to shake off the effects of jet lag in Germany today.

The world number one was due to tee off with Colin Montgomerie and Darren Clarke at 8.20am in the first round of the Deutsche Bank-SAP Open in Heidelberg.

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