The course was sculpted into the contours of the natural landscape. Every drive was crucial, and it was possible to hit quite a decent shot and still see the ball ricocheting off the steep inclines of the fairway and burying itself in the deep rough. So the cardinal rule of golf was as always applicable: hit it straight up the middle, keep to the fairway. Many players found that it was harder than it seemed to put that simple formula into practice.

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The weather was sunny and bright, the views across the bay magnificent. A wonderful setting that inspired some good scoring.

The Dudley Open 2003 Billy Wilson Dunstanburgh
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Gross
Round 1
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0
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32


After lunch players focused again on the challenge ahead: could they learn from their mistakes of the previous round and improve their scores on the holes that counted? Again, some inspired playing and good course management meant that . . . . .

Player
Round 1
Round 2
Bates
18
31
Bridges
36
35
Hardie
36
23
Harper
17
21
High
25
20
Jennings
25
28
Monaghan
25
26
Smith
29
41
Sparkes
31
30
Wilson
32
35