British duo handed Open place

Britons Lee Westwood and Greg Owen were among 12 players today handed a start in next month’s Open championship.

British duo handed Open place
Tue, 27 Jun, 2006 - 17:19

Britons Lee Westwood and Greg Owen were among 12 players today handed a start in next month’s Open championship.

The pair had been expecting to fight it out with 118 others – mostly US Tour players – for a dozen places at Hoylake in the American qualifying tournament in Washington.

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