Casey looks shaky ahead of Open

Paul Casey might appear like a lamb to the slaughter entering the US Open at Pinehurst today.

Thu, 16 Jun, 2005 - 09:41

Paul Casey might appear like a lamb to the slaughter entering the US Open at Pinehurst today.

Seven months on from winning the World Cup for England with Luke Donald, Casey’s game has looked in recent weeks to be in no shape to take on what Vijay Singh calls the toughest US Open course he has ever seen.

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