Higgins and Bransdon set the pace in St Omer Open

Ireland’s David Higgins carded a flawless 65 to share the lead after the first round of the St Omer Open.

Thu, 14 Jun, 2007 - 20:37
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Ireland’s David Higgins carded a flawless 65 to share the lead after the first round of the St Omer Open.

Higgins recorded four birdies and an eagle to finish six under par, alongside Australian David Bransdon.

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