Golf: Ryder Cup pair face uphill struggle

Philip Walton and Paul Broadhurst are both looking to recapture the spirit of 1995 in Spain today.

Mon, 19 Nov, 2001 - 08:19

Philip Walton and Paul Broadhurst are both looking to recapture the spirit of 1995 in Spain today.

In the space of 22 days six years ago Irishman Walton beat Colin Montgomerie in a play-off to win the English Open and then Broadhurst fired a closing course record 63 to win the French Open by a massive eight strokes.

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