Dredge edges out Rose

Welshman Bradley Dredge has earned himself a debut in the Masters at Augusta next April – by just 0.01 world ranking points from England’s Justin Rose.

Tue, 19 Dec, 2006 - 12:16
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Welshman Bradley Dredge has earned himself a debut in the Masters at Augusta next April – by just 0.01 world ranking points from England’s Justin Rose.

Even though he did not play last week, Dredge leapfrogs over Rose into 50th place in the rankings and since there are no counting tournaments in the two weeks that remain of the year the Masters spot is his.

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