McGinley blames himself for poor round in France

Paul McGinley refused to blame the tricky conditions for a disappointing opening round at the Saint-Omer Open today.

Paul McGinley refused to blame the tricky conditions for a disappointing opening round at the Saint-Omer Open today.

The Irishman laboured to a three-over-par 74 to finish six shots off the lead - held by Roope Kakko – on a miserably wet day in northern France.

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