Celtic Manor field further reduced

The Celtic Manor Wales Open has suffered more drop-outs than the British government this week.

Celtic Manor field further reduced
Fri, 05 Jun, 2009 - 10:28

The Celtic Manor Wales Open has suffered more drop-outs than the British government this week.

Four more joined the list of withdrawals today – former Open champion Paul Lawrie with a foot injury, fellow Ryder Cupper David Howell with ankle trouble, Spaniard Pablo Martin because of his hand and South African Anton Haig because of his neck.

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