Collins and McElderry lead at Charlesland

Michael Collins from Charleville and Royal Co Down's Colin McElderry share the lead after the first two rounds in the Kellogg's PGA Irish Assistants' Championship at Charlesland.

Collins and McElderry lead at Charlesland
Tue, 02 Jul, 2002 - 20:47

Michael Collins from Charleville and Royal Co Down's Colin McElderry share the lead after the first two rounds in the Kellogg's PGA Irish Assistants' Championship at Charlesland.

They both posed a one-over-par 145 to be one shot clear of the field.

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CourtsGolfHeathrowPlace: CharleslandPlace: CharlevillePlace: KillarneyPlace: CountyPlace: Old ConnaPlace: Dun LaoghairePlace: Galgorm CastlePerson: CollinsPerson: McElderryPerson: Michael CollinsPerson: Colin McElderryPerson: Mark HeinemannPerson: KillarneyPerson: Simon ThorntonPerson: David RyanPerson: JP DolanPerson: GrangePerson: Shane DeeganPerson: M CollinsPerson: C McElderryPerson: M HeinemannPerson: S ThorntonPerson: D RyanPerson: A ThomasPerson: C McCormickPerson: R WhitfordPerson: R SymesPerson: S MoorePerson: T MullalyPerson: C LyttlePerson: M JonesPerson: G SmythEvent: Kellogg's PGA Irish Assistants' ChampionshipEvent: 's PGA Irish Assistants' ChampionshipOrganisation: Royal Co DownOrganisation: KelloggOrganisation: RoyalOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: KnockOrganisation: Royal PortrushOrganisation: Portmarnock
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