Nissan Open - Price has his limits

Former Open champion Nick Price has re-ignited the debate about the future of golf – by saying he refuses to play on courses 7,500 yards long.

Sat, 22 Feb, 2003 - 11:01

Former Open champion Nick Price has re-ignited the debate about the future of golf – by saying he refuses to play on courses 7,500 yards long.

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