Scotland and Wales on the rise in World Cup standings

Scotland and Wales joined a congested group at the top of the Omega Mission Hills World Cup leaderboard as the opening round headed towards a close today.

Scotland and Wales on the rise in World Cup standings
Thu, 22 Nov, 2007 - 08:44

Scotland and Wales joined a congested group at the top of the Omega Mission Hills World Cup leaderboard as the opening round headed towards a close today.

The duo both enjoyed impressive runs on the Olazabal course at the Mission Hills Golf Club to card a nine-under-par 63 and join five others at the top.

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