Golf: Forsyth's tour saga could have happy ending

Scotland’s Alastair Forsyth has a two-shot lead going into tomorrow’s final round of the Carlsberg Malaysian Open.

Sat, 02 Mar, 2002 - 12:44

Scotland’s Alastair Forsyth has a two-shot lead going into tomorrow’s final round of the Carlsberg Malaysian Open.

Forsyth carded a third-round 69 for a 16-under-par total of 197 at Royal Selangor and is in pole position to win his first European Tour title in Kuala Lumpur.

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CourtsGolfPlace: ScotlandPlace: Royal SelangorPlace: Kuala LumpurPlace: SpainPlace: ValderramaPerson: ForsythPerson: Alastair ForsythPerson: Ignacio GarridoPerson: Stephen LeaneyPerson: Miguel Angel MartinPerson: Ian WoosnamPerson: Padraig HarringtonPerson: Vijay SinghPerson: Ian PoulterPerson: IgnacioPerson: Sergio GarciaPerson: GarciaPerson: SpaniardPerson: Ian DoylePerson: Paddy ByrnePerson: ByrnePerson: Paul LawriePerson: GarridoPerson: AntonioPerson: Seve BallesterosPerson: LeaneyPerson: AlastairEvent: Carlsberg Malaysian OpenEvent: 1997Event: European TourEvent: American Express ChampionshipsEvent: September 11 terroristEvent: OpenEvent: 1999Event: Ryder CupEvent: German OpenOrganisation: European Ryder Cup
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