Golf: Scotland, Sweden take early World Cup lead

Scotland and Sweden have a share of the lead after the opening ‘4-balls’ at the golf World Cup in Japan.

Golf: Scotland, Sweden take early World Cup lead
Thu, 15 Nov, 2001 - 10:21

Scotland and Sweden have a share of the lead after the opening ‘4-balls’ at the golf World Cup in Japan.

Both teams carded first-round scores of 62 this morning to finish one shot ahead of Spain in second place.

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