McGinley makes hay as Clarke labours

Paul McGinley and Darren Clarke went in opposite directions in the Nissan Irish Open at a windswept Co Louth today.

McGinley makes hay as Clarke labours
Sat, 24 Jul, 2004 - 16:26

Paul McGinley and Darren Clarke went in opposite directions in the Nissan Irish Open at a windswept Co Louth today.

McGinley, having survived the halfway cut with nothing to spare at level par, charged through the field with a superb six under par 66.

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