Europe claim the upper hand

Seve Ballesteros’ European team gained the upper hand over the Asian counterparts in the early exchanges of the Royal Trophy at Amata Springs Country Club.

Seve Ballesteros’ European team gained the upper hand over the Asian counterparts in the early exchanges of the Royal Trophy at Amata Springs Country Club.

Ballesteros had predicted a 3-1 lead at the end of the first day’s play when he announced his line-up for the foursomes and the Spaniard’s team looked to be on their way towards achieving the captain’s goal.

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