English duo set early pace at damaged-delayed Dutch Open

After a delayed start caused by vandalism to four greens overnight, England’s Simon Dyson and Robert Dinwiddie set a fast early pace at the KLM Open in Holland today.

English duo set early pace at damaged-delayed Dutch Open

After a delayed start caused by vandalism to four greens overnight, England’s Simon Dyson and Robert Dinwiddie set a fast early pace at the KLM Open in Holland today.

While defending champion and world number three Martin Kaymer struggled to three over par after 10 holes, twice winner Dyson and Dinwiddie shared top spot at five under.

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