K Club closed as high winds blow Ryder Cup off course

The K Club was closed to spectators and all non-essential staff this morning as winds of more than 40mph swept through the area.

K Club closed as high winds blow Ryder Cup off course
Wed, 20 Sep, 2006 - 08:55
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The K Club was closed to spectators and all non-essential staff this morning as winds of more than 40mph swept through the area.

The drama came as the tail end of `Hurricane Gordon` made its way to Ireland.

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