Woosnam shows the way

Ryder Cup vice-captain Ian Woosnam showed the European team how it should be done and found plenty able to follow his example in the £1.8m Linde German Masters.

Woosnam shows the way

Ryder Cup vice-captain Ian Woosnam showed the European team how it should be done and found plenty able to follow his example in the £1.8m Linde German Masters.

Woosnam, who would have been playing at the Belfry but for the two-shot penalty for carrying too many clubs in the final round of the Open last year, carded a brilliant 64 to claim a one-shot lead at the halfway stage at Gut Larchenhof.

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