Bjorn, 'fighting demons', pulls out of Euro Open

Thomas Bjorn pulled out of the European Open after six holes today because he had had enough of “fighting demons”.

Thomas Bjorn pulled out of the European Open after six holes today because he had had enough of “fighting demons”.

The Ryder Cup Dane, who lost the British Open championship last year from three ahead with four to play, bogeyed four of the first five holes at the K Club near Dublin and then told playing partners Paul Casey and Michael Campbell he was quitting.

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