Europe off to good start

Europe’s golfers made a strong start in their bid to claim the inaugural Royal Trophy but were faced with the prospect of a fightback from Asia this morning.

Europe off to good start
Sat, 07 Jan, 2006 - 08:52
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Europe’s golfers made a strong start in their bid to claim the inaugural Royal Trophy but were faced with the prospect of a fightback from Asia this morning.

A 3-1 lead had been established after the foursomes, when only the vastly experienced duo of Nick Faldo and Ian Woosnam failed to win.

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CourtsGolfRoyal FamilyPlace: EuropePlace: AsiaPlace: Amata Spring Country ClubPlace: BangkokPerson: Nick FaldoPerson: Ian WoosnamPerson: David HowellPerson: Kenneth FerriePerson: SK HoPerson: Keiichiro FukaboriPerson: Arjun AtwalPerson: Jyoti RandhawaPerson: hoPerson: Zhang Lian-weiPerson: Graeme McDowellPerson: Paul McGinleyPerson: FaldoPerson: WoosnamPerson: Henrik StensonPerson: Thomas BjornPerson: Seve Ballesteros’Person: Thaworn WiratchantPerson: Thongchai JaideePerson: McGinleyPerson: McDowellPerson: AtwalPerson: RandhawaPerson: BjornPerson: StensonPerson: Yasuharu ImanoPerson: EuropeansEvent: Royal TrophyEvent: Ryder CupOrganisation: EuropeOrganisation: Asia
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