Ryder Cup worries for Woosnam

Ian Woosnam is about to discover his worries about Europe not fielding their strongest side in the Ryder Cup next year are not going to go away.

Ryder Cup worries for Woosnam
Tue, 16 Aug, 2005 - 20:07

Ian Woosnam is about to discover his worries about Europe not fielding their strongest side in the Ryder Cup next year are not going to go away.

In fact, they could become far bigger than he imagined.

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