Serious business for McGinley and Jordan

Ireland’s Paul McGinley will not be treating the BMW International Open as “a jaunt”, despite having Formula One boss Eddie Jordan as his caddie.

Serious business for McGinley and Jordan
Wed, 24 Aug, 2005 - 16:49

Ireland’s Paul McGinley will not be treating the BMW International Open as “a jaunt”, despite having Formula One boss Eddie Jordan as his caddie.

“We have been friends for 15, 20 years and he has been on and on for years wanting to caddie for me,” McGinley explained.

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