Lawrie tied for fourth at Wentworth

Ireland's Peter Lawrie is in a tie for fourth place at the BMW PGA Championship.

Fri, 25 May, 2012 - 17:04

Ireland's Peter Lawrie is in a tie for fourth place at the BMW PGA Championship.

Lawrie carded a 71 today to move to seven under par for the tournament at Wentworth, five shots behind the outright leader James Morrison.

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