Slow going for Ireland and England

England and Ireland failed to make the fast start they were looking for in the second round of the World Cup today.

Slow going for Ireland and England
Fri, 14 Nov, 2003 - 16:58

England and Ireland failed to make the fast start they were looking for in the second round of the World Cup today.

Both teams were blown off course in the fourballs at blustery Kiawah Island yesterday, Paul Casey and Justin Rose coming home in 40 for a 73 and 1997 winners Padraig Harrington and Paul McGinley stumbling to a 74.

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