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Trophee Hassan

  • 25-03-2012 9:07am
    #1
    bigtimecharlie
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    Damien McGrane leading by 1 with 4 holes to finish his 3rd round. Manassero in with a 65 one shot back.


    Great to see "Irish Big Break" winner Mark Murphy making the cut, currently T25.


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  • #2
    jjll
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    mcgrane doubled last hole now -12 joint leader


  • #3
    bigtimecharlie
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    Pity about McGrane's double at the last.

    Mark Murphy has Francesco Molinari for company for the 4th round. Playing with the big boy's now.


  • #4
    A.Partridge
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    Damien has started the final round with two nice birdies.

    He's three ahead of Mannassero.

    C'mon Damien.:)


  • #5
    stockdam
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    Come on Michael........another good win coming up.


  • #6
    BackScrub
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    Michael Hoey needs a kick up the backside if you ask me. He's a far, far better player than his ranking suggests he is.

    Whenever he wins, it's very impressive and technically he looks to have all the shots and can make it look very easy at times. I wish he'd get more out of his game, he's too good to be missing out on playing in majors etc.

    Anyway, great to see 2 Irish lads fighting it out, a pity Damien couldn't hang on but he makes too many soft bogeys to be in contention more.

    Hopefully Graeme can complete the set of Irish winners this week, I really fancy his chances.


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  • #7
    stockdam
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    Good lad........another good day for Michael


  • #8
    Trigger13222
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    All those guys sitting around the last green must fairly off putting.


  • #9
    Martin567
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    BackScrub wrote: »
    Michael Hoey needs a kick up the backside if you ask me. He's a far, far better player than his ranking suggests he is.

    Whenever he wins, it's very impressive and technically he looks to have all the shots and can make it look very easy at times. I wish he'd get more out of his game, he's too good to be missing out on playing in majors etc.

    Anyway, great to see 2 Irish lads fighting it out, a pity Damien couldn't hang on but he makes too many soft bogeys to be in contention more.

    Hopefully Graeme can complete the set of Irish winners this week, I really fancy his chances.

    I think that is his 4th win in less than three years, which is really good. What is strange is how few Top 10s he has other than his wins. It seems to be all or nothing for him most of the time.


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