Aussies grab early advantage at World Cup

Australia laid down an early marker at the Golf World Cup, taking the clubhouse lead on 11 under par to lead the field by four strokes.

Australia laid down an early marker at the Golf World Cup, taking the clubhouse lead on 11 under par to lead the field by four strokes.

With the first day featuring a fourball format, Richard Green and Brendon Jones took full advantage to card a 61 at Mission Hills Resort on Hainan Island and head Denmark, who compiled a 65.

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