Amateur Davies in Open field

Bradley Dredge is not going to next week’s US Open, but Wales will still be represented there – by 22-year-old amateur Rhys Davies.

Amateur Davies in Open field
Tue, 05 Jun, 2007 - 11:30
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Bradley Dredge is not going to next week’s US Open, but Wales will still be represented there – by 22-year-old amateur Rhys Davies.

The Walker Cup player from Bridgend brilliantly won a final qualifying tournament in Maryland on Monday night.

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