Woosnam sticks to winning formula

European captain Ian Woosnam has decided to keep the same order of play for the Ryder Cup at the K Club near Dublin in September.

Woosnam sticks to winning formula
Sun, 28 May, 2006 - 14:18
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European captain Ian Woosnam has decided to keep the same order of play for the Ryder Cup at the K Club near Dublin in September.

In 1997 Seve Ballesteros switched things around by putting the fourballs first rather than foursomes and that is the way Woosnam has chosen to go as well.

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