O'Hern has point to prove

Australian golfer Nick O’Hern is in no mood to forgive the Royal and Ancient Club for what they did to him over the British Open championship.

Fri, 23 Jul, 2004 - 08:12

Australian golfer Nick O’Hern is in no mood to forgive the Royal and Ancient Club for what they did to him over the British Open championship.

And the better he plays at this week’s Irish Open the more he will think he could have been a contender at Royal Troon last week.

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