Tight race for top in New Zealand

Just one shot separates players at the head of the leaderboard in the Holden New Zealand Open.

Tight race for top in New Zealand
Thu, 10 Feb, 2005 - 08:57

Just one shot separates players at the head of the leaderboard in the Holden New Zealand Open.

Australia's Steven Bowditch leads on -8. Scotland’s Alastair Forsyth carded a flawless 65 to lie one behind, joined by Swedish trio Niclas Fasth, Christopher Hanell and Joakim Haeggman and Australia's Simon Nash.

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CourtsGolfHeathrowPlace: New ZealandPlace: AustraliaPlace: ScotlandPlace: IrelandPlace: MelbournePlace: GlasgowPlace: SingaporePlace: LythamPlace: EuropePlace: AmericaPlace: QueenslandPerson: Steven BowditchPerson: Alastair ForsythPerson: Niclas FasthPerson: Christopher HanellPerson: Joakim HaeggmanPerson: Simon NashPerson: Damien McGranePerson: Peter LawriePerson: Gary MurphyPerson: Craig ParryPerson: Nick O’HernPerson: Michael CampbellPerson: ForsythPerson: FasthPerson: BowditchEvent: Holden New Zealand OpenEvent: New Zealand OpenEvent: Heineken ClassicEvent: Volvo MastersEvent: Ryder CupEvent: 2001 OpenEvent: US TourEvent: European Challenge TourEvent: Australian OpenEvent: Queensland OpenEvent: Australian MastersOrganisation: Holden
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