Golf Central

So, how was the ploughing championship?: If this was a website for land economy students I’d tell you.
OK, just give me the golf then: It all looked very cosy for Europe after the morning’s greensomes, when the European team were three ahead.
So what happened?: GB & Ire battled back to end up just one point shy of the European team at 9 1/2 to 81/2.
And the stars of the show were?: Raphaël Jacquelin and Gregory Havret  played wonderfully in the morning to maintain their 100 per cent record, Havret knocking in his first official hole in one, a four iron at the seventh en route to a 2 and 1 win over Nick Dougherty and Graeme Storm. Justin Rose and Dougherty got their revenge in the afternoon, however, to start the GB & I revival.
Did anybody turn up?: The attendance was higher than it had been the past two days, but the whole affair has an end of the pier show feeling despite all the big talk from the respective captains.
Who’s your money on?: Europe to win by a point.
You sure?: Not really, but you asked the question…

Saturday Greensomes
Justin  Rose  & Paul  Casey  (GB & Ire) v  Gonzalo  Fdez-Castaño  & Robert  Karlsson (Europe)       
Europe  win  3 & 1 
Nick  Dougherty  & Graeme  Storm (GB & Ire)  v  Raphaël  Jacquelin  & Gregory  Havret  (Europe)       
Europe win  2 & 1 
Oliver  Wilson  & Simon  Dyson (GB & Ire)  v  Peter  Hanson  & Søren  Hansen (Europe)       
Europe win  by 1 hole 
Bradley  Dredge  & Phillip  Archer (GB & Ire)  v  Markus  Brier  & Mikko  Ilonen (Europe)       
A/S 

Saturday Foursomes
Justin  Rose  & Nick  Dougherty (GB & Ire)  v  Raphaël  Jacquelin  & Gregory  Havret  (Europe)       
GB & Ire win  2 & 1 
Colin  Montgomerie  & Graeme  Storm (GB & Ire)  v  Gonzalo  Fdez-Castaño  & Robert  Karlsson  (Europe)       
Europe  win  3 & 2 
Simon  Dyson  & Oliver  Wilson  (GB & Ire) v  Peter  Hanson  & Søren  Hansen (Europe)       
GB & Ire  win  3 & 2 
Phillip  Archer  & Bradley  Dredge (GB & Ire)  v  Markus  Brier  & Miguel Angel  Jiménez (Europe)        
GB & Ire win by 2 holes