Telenet Trophy
Shaw at the thick of it in Waterloo
Gareth Shaw’s third round 65 has left put in the mix at Royal Waterloo. Gareth Shaw will be hoping his recent experience will stand after a sensational tird round 65 left him just a shot off the pace heading into the final round of the Telenet Trophy at Royal Waterloo in Belgium.Shaw and Thornton survive Waterloo cut
Robert Dinwiddie got away from golf for 10 weeks by escaping to Thailand. He leads the Telenet Trophy at halfway with Finn Roope Kakko. Picture Getty ImagesGareth Shaw and Simon Thornton were the only Irish survivors as England’s Robert Dinwiddie and Finn Roope Kakko topped the leaderboard in the weather delayed Telent Trophy at a soggy Royal Waterloo in Belgium.
Moriarty admits to rustiness in Belgium
Com Moriarty at the Telent Championship three years ago.Colm Moriarty admitted that he has not shaken off the rustiness from the winter break after he carded a one over par third round of 72 at the Telenet Trophy to enter the final day in tied 54th on two over.
Grant up for the challenge in Brussels
Ravenstein Royal Golf ClubStephen Grant will be hoping to make the most of his second appearance on the European Challenge Tour as the Offaly man travels to this week’s Telenet Trophy at Ravenstein Royal Golf Club of Belgium, in Tervuren outside Brussels writes the European Challenge Tour.Moriarty and The Adventure of the Final Problem
Colm Moriarty in action in Mallorca two weeks ago. Credit: www.golffile.ieIn the literature of Arthur Conan Doyle, Moriarty is the archenemy of Sherlock Holmes, a criminal mastermind hell-bent on achieving his goal.
In Irish golfing circles, he’s Colm Moriarty, the ball-striking wizard from Athlone who can’t seem to catch a break.