Players take advantage of better conditions

The second morning of the Abu Dhabi Gold Tournament saw an upturn in the fortunes for some of the bigger names at the event.

Fri, 20 Jan, 2006 - 07:03

The second morning of the Abu Dhabi Gold Tournament saw an upturn in the fortunes for some of the bigger names at the event.

Many players were caught out by the gusting winds yesterday but in slightly calmer conditions, the early starters found the going more to their liking.

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