McIlroy back on track at World Matchplay

Rory McIlroy has got his World Matchplay Championship campaign back on track after beating Simon Dyson in Group C of the event this morning.

Fri, 30 Oct, 2009 - 12:29

Rory McIlroy has got his World Matchplay Championship campaign back on track after beating Simon Dyson in Group C of the event this morning.

The Co Down golfer beat Dyson by two holes to recover from his defeat to Masters champion Angel Cabrera in his opening game yesterday.

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