Golf: Injury blow for Westwood

Lee Westwood damaged ligaments in his wrist and was forced to withdraw from the NEC World Championship in Akron.

Sat, 25 Aug, 2001 - 10:50

Lee Westwood damaged ligaments in his wrist and was forced to withdraw from the NEC World Championship in Akron.

Westwood started his second round with a triple-bogey seven, but it was at the 457-yard 13th that he somehow jarred his wrist on the tee.

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