Slow start for Ireland and GB

Ireland and Great Britain were slow off the blocks today in their bid to regain the Curtis Cup from the United States in Pittsburgh.

Slow start for Ireland and GB
Sat, 03 Aug, 2002 - 16:51

Ireland and Great Britain were slow off the blocks today in their bid to regain the Curtis Cup from the United States in Pittsburgh.

At the midway point of the three morning foursomes over the 6,358-yard par-71 Fox Chapel Course the team captained by Surrey’s Pam Benka trailed in two of the matches and were level in the other one.

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