Wilson gets into top gear at Irish Open

Just a week after winning a Jaguar car for one shot, European Tour rookie Oliver Wilson put the spotlight on himself again today – and now has a great chance to win the Nissan Irish Open.

Wilson gets into top gear at Irish Open
Sat, 21 May, 2005 - 18:02

Just a week after winning a Jaguar car for one shot, European Tour rookie Oliver Wilson put the spotlight on himself again today – and now has a great chance to win the Nissan Irish Open.

Wilson, a member of Britain and Ireland’s Walker Cup-winning side two years ago, had two eagles in the space of three holes at Carton House.

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