Lynn misses opportunity as quartet share lead in Munich

England's David Lynn missed a golden opportunity to lead the BMW International Open in Munich today.

Lynn misses opportunity as quartet share lead in Munich
Thu, 19 Jun, 2008 - 19:55

England's David Lynn missed a golden opportunity to lead the BMW International Open in Munich today.

At seven-under-par after 14 holes Lynn led the BMW International Open. But then, putting from off the green for eagle on the next, he sent it off the other side into a water hazard and finished with a double-bogey seven.

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