Smyth stays in the hunt

In possibly his last season on the European Tour, Des Smyth has stayed firmly in the frame for a high finish in the Murphy Irish Open at Fota Island.

Smyth stays in the hunt
Fri, 28 Jun, 2002 - 17:20

In possibly his last season on the European Tour, Des Smyth has stayed firmly in the frame for a high finish in the Murphy Irish Open at Fota Island.

Smyth returned a second round 68 to be seven-under-par at the halfway stage and currently only two strokes behind the leader Peter O'Malley from Australia.

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