European Open 2008 - DP World Tour

15 years ago
Fisher closing in on title
Ross Fisher has successfully battled against the wind, rain and The London Golf Club course to move six strokes clear with seven holes to play in The European Open.
15 years ago
15 years ago
McDowell on the move at The London Golf Club
It took Graeme McDowell only three holes to join Ross Fisher out in front in The European Open at The London Golf Club in Kent.
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Course Information
CourseOpened – 1994 (Skins match: Nicklaus, Ballesteros, Jacklin)Course Designer – Jack Nicklaus (The Heritage Course)Special Features -General Playability - Course on high ground so subject to windy conditionsUndulating/ flat - Course Built on a very large open area. Fairly undulating.Tree lined/exposed - Generally open. Tall Fescue grass betweem fairways.Many /
15 years ago
15 years ago
Fisher crowned king at The European Open
Ross Fisher looked back on a “great week” after overcoming adverse weather and a world class field to win The European Open in emphatic style at The London Golf Club.
15 years ago
15 years ago
Harrington makes headway at The London GC
Irishman Padraig Harrington endured mixed fortunes in his round three bid to catch overnight leader Ross Fisher at The European Open.The Open Champion, who started the day 11 shots adrift of leader Ross Fisher after rounds of 72 and 70, stormed through the opening nine holes in 31, but returned
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15 years ago
McDowell and Garcia turn on the style
Graeme McDowell and Sergio Garcia turned on the style to keep alive their hopes of winning The European Open at The London Golf Club.
15 years ago
15 years ago
Ross still on course to be The Fisher King
Ross Fisher will take a three shot lead into the final round of The European Open at The London Golf Club. As with Saturday’s third round, the Englishman’s closest challenger will once again be Northern Ireland’s Graeme McDowell. FULL REPORT TO FOLLOW
15 years ago
15 years ago
Record breaking Fisher leads The European Open
Two days after wondering if he was too tired to give The European Open his best shot, Ross Fisher beat The London Golf Club course record and claimed top spot on the leaderboard in the process.The 27 year old Englishman, who three days ago finished joint third in The Open
15 years ago
15 years ago
Happy Rose aiming for success
Justin Rose is back in Britain sounding far happier about his game than he did when he left just over a month ago as he prepared to face a the new challenge of The London Golf Club for The European Open
15 years ago
15 years ago
Fisher storms ahead at European Open
Ross Fisher went from three ahead to seven clear in the first five wet and windy holes of The European Open final round at The London Golf Club.
15 years ago