Big guns lurk behind unfancied duo

In this season of surprises on the European Tour, there is now a real chance of another at the Barclays Scottish Open.

Big guns lurk behind unfancied duo
Sat, 10 Jul, 2004 - 18:50

In this season of surprises on the European Tour, there is now a real chance of another at the Barclays Scottish Open.

With a round to go at Loch Lomond, Australian Marcus Fraser and France’s Gregory Havret, ranked 169th and 235th in the world respectively, share top spot in the race for the first first prize of £366,660 (€549,443).

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