South African Airways Open 2005 - DP World Tour

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Moore the merrier in the South African Airways Open
The old adage claims: ‘it is not how you start, but how you finish’ which counts and Titch Moore proved that to be precisely the case when he produced a superb recovery on Durban Country Club’s inward half to claim pole position at the halfway stage of the South African
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Promoters
Richard Relton
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Facts & Figures
(Stats since 1997 when event became part of The European Tour International Schedule)
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Moore and Vaughan share the lead in the South African Airways Open
Titch Moore might be renowned for his power from the tee but the big-hitting South African made the conscious decision to reign himself in and play the percentage game at Durban Country Club and the switch paid dividends as he moved into a share of the lead with American Bruce
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Lightning strikes twice for Clark in the South African Airways Open
The feared lightning did not strike Durban Country Club on the final day of the 2005 South African Airways Open but it did, metaphorically, for Tim Clark, who repeated his win in the event the last time it was played in Durban in 2002 with a superbly controlled final day
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Ticket Information
Daily Tickets = R 50.00 per day
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Quartet flying high in the South African Airways Open
Four host nation players – Hendrik Buhrmann, Tim Clark, Titch Moore and Tjaart van der Walt – were flying high in the South African Airways Open, the quartet forming a logjam at the top of the leaderboard at the end of the third round at Durban Country Club.
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Prize Fund Breakdown
Official Prize Fund Breakdown of €713,225 for the 2005 South African Airways Open.
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Course Information
Course
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Immelman Eyes Historic Hat-Trick in Durban
Trevor Immelman will attempt to create modern day history this week when he defends his title in the South African Airways Open at Durban Country Club, the first Order of Merit tournament on The European Tour in 2005.
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