Poulter forced to cough up

Ian Poulter admits to being hot-headed on the golf course – and now it has cost him £5,000 (€7,300).

Poulter forced to cough up
Mon, 29 May, 2006 - 09:29
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Ian Poulter admits to being hot-headed on the golf course – and now it has cost him £5,000 (€7,300).

The Ryder Cup star offered to pay the amount after apologising to European Tour chief executive director George O’Grady for the way he behaved at the Irish Open.

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