Tables turn at Loch Lomond

The players ranked 107th and 119th on the European tour this season lie first and second at the halfway stage of the Barclays Scottish Open at Loch Lomond.

Tables turn at Loch Lomond
Fri, 12 Jul, 2002 - 20:10

The players ranked 107th and 119th on the European tour this season lie first and second at the halfway stage of the Barclays Scottish Open at Loch Lomond.

But if you think that means they are unknowns, think again.

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CourtsGolfScottish OpenPlace: Loch LomondPlace: SwedenPlace: EuropePlace: MuirfieldPlace: MadeiraPlace: BelgiumPlace: LomondPlace: SwePlace: USAPlace: AUSPlace: SpaPerson: Fredrik JacobsonPerson: Sandy LylePerson: Tiger WoodsPerson: LylePerson: ScotPerson: Nick FaldoPerson: Lee WestwoodPerson: Jose Maria OlazabalPerson: Bernhard LangerPerson: Colin MontgomeriePerson: Darren ClarkePerson: JacobsonPerson: ThérèsePerson: David CarterPerson: Peter MitchellPerson: WestwoodPerson: Patrik SjolandPerson: Carl PetterssonPerson: Richard JohnsonPerson: Miles TunnicliffPerson: Justin RosePerson: Warren BennettPerson: Barry HumePerson: Matt GogelPerson: Stephen LeaneyPerson: Mark PilkingtonPerson: Niclas FasthPerson: Tom LehmanPerson: Eduardo RomeroPerson: Retief GoosenPerson: Ernie ElsEvent: Barclays Scottish OpenEvent: 1992 Volvo MastersEvent: 2000 European Grand PrixEvent: Irish OpenEvent: German MastersEvent: Loch
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