Clarke keeping Ryder Cup hopes alive

Darren Clarke went from three ahead to one behind, but then moved into a four-stroke lead with nine holes to play at the KLM Open in Holland today.

Sun, 24 Aug, 2008 - 16:04

Darren Clarke went from three ahead to one behind, but then moved into a four-stroke lead with nine holes to play at the KLM Open in Holland today.

Seeking a win which could easily bring the bonus next week of a Ryder Cup wild card, Clarke bogeyed the long second while playing partner Henrik Stenson birdied the opening three holes.

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