Cejka storms into Deutsche Bank lead

Colin Montgomerie’s obvious misery was a world away from the golf produced by German Alex Cejka in Heidelberg today.

Fri, 21 May, 2004 - 11:44

Colin Montgomerie’s obvious misery was a world away from the golf produced by German Alex Cejka in Heidelberg today.

While Montgomerie slumped to one of the worst performances of his career and headed out of the Deutsche Bank-SAP Open, Cejka charged into a clear lead after bursting to the turn in a mere 30 strokes.

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CourtsGolfHeathrowPlace: HeidelbergPlace: Royal TroonPerson: CejkaPerson: Colin MontgomeriePerson: Alex CejkaPerson: MontgomeriePerson: Padraig HarringtonPerson: David HowellPerson: Hugh MantlePerson: Retief GoosenPerson: ScotPerson: MantlePerson: GoosenPerson: Tiger WoodsPerson: Justin RosePerson: RosePerson: Bernhard LangerPerson: HarringtonPerson: HowellPerson: Trevor ImmelmanPerson: Gregory HavretPerson: Marcel SiemPerson: Darren ClarkePerson: Ben CurtisPerson: Lee WestwoodEvent: Deutsche Bank-SAP OpenEvent: Ryder CupEvent: US OpenEvent: US MastersEvent: US PGA championshipEvent: US TourOrganisation: Deutsche Bank
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