US fight back but Europe still in the driving seat

America’s big guns were silenced again in the Ryder Cup at the K Club today - but Europe were then given a reminder that the first-ever match on Irish soil still had a long way to go.

US fight back but Europe still in the driving seat
Sat, 23 Sep, 2006 - 18:36
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America’s big guns were silenced again in the Ryder Cup at the K Club today - but Europe were then given a reminder that the first-ever match on Irish soil still had a long way to go.

Improving the overnight two-point lead to three in the morning fourballs would have been great for Ian Woosnam’s side whoever it was they beat.

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CourtsGolfHeathrowPlace: K ClubPlace: United StatesPlace: WestwoodPlace: EuropePerson: Ian WoosnamPerson: Phil MickelsonPerson: Chris DiMarcoPerson: Tiger WoodsPerson: Jim FurykPerson: WoodsPerson: MickelsonPerson: Tom LehmanPerson: David TomsPerson: Paul CaseyPerson: David HowellPerson: Stewart CinkPerson: Zach JohnsonPerson: Sergio GarciaPerson: Luke DonaldPerson: TomsPerson: Colin MontgomeriePerson: Lee WestwoodPerson: Chad CampbellPerson: Vaughn TaylorPerson: FurykPerson: Padraig HarringtonPerson: Paul McGinleyPerson: Darren ClarkePerson: CaseyPerson: GarciaPerson: Jose Maria OlazabalPerson: WoosnamPerson: Henrik StensonPerson: OlazabalPerson: Brett WetterichPerson: DiMarcoPerson: ClarkePerson: WestwoodPerson: Woods’Person: TigerPerson: HeatherPerson: LehmanPerson: Robert KarlssonPerson: CinkPerson: JJ HenryEvent: Ryder CupEvent: Presidents CupOrganisation: EuropeOrganisation: America
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