Irish pair share lead in Seville

Birdies were the name of the game in the opening round of golf’s World Cup in Seville today – and Ireland soon caught the mood.

Irish pair share lead in Seville
Thu, 18 Nov, 2004 - 12:17

Birdies were the name of the game in the opening round of golf’s World Cup in Seville today – and Ireland soon caught the mood.

With low scoring expected in the fourballs 1997 winners Padraig Harrington and Paul McGinley began with four birdies in five holes and in the group behind England's Luke Donald and Paul Casey did exactly the same.

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