Fasth edges out Tunnicliff in play-off

Sweden’s Niclas Fasth today beat England’s Miles Tunnicliff in a play-off to win the Holden New Zealand Open.

Fasth edges out Tunnicliff in play-off
Sun, 13 Feb, 2005 - 10:12
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Sweden’s Niclas Fasth today beat England’s Miles Tunnicliff in a play-off to win the Holden New Zealand Open.

Ireland's Damien McGrane finished tied in seventh place at -15. Peter Lawrie finished tied for 13th at -14.

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