Major dreams fade for Westwood and Owen

Lee Westwood and Greg Owen both ran into big trouble early in their final rounds of the USPGA Championship as they looked to win a maiden major.

Sun, 14 Aug, 2005 - 23:07

Lee Westwood and Greg Owen both ran into big trouble early in their final rounds of the USPGA Championship as they looked to win a maiden major.

The two English players, paired together for the second day running, had no fewer than eight bogeys between them in the first six holes.

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