ANDREW OLDCORN HAS TO FIND A WAY TO BEAT LEGEND LANGER
From Michael Gibbons:
After two successive second place finishes, Andrew Oldcorn is looking to strike while the iron is hot and grab his first Senior Tour win of the season at this weekend’s Berenberg Bank Masters.
If he is to take his first Senior title of 2012 at the Golfclub Wörthsee on the outskirts of Munich, the Scot will have to overcome a true legend of the game in his own back yard – none other than the great Bernhard Langer.
Langer, back home to support the Senior Tour event that is promoted by his brother, Erwin, will be the overwhelming favourite to take the title in front of an adoring German public but Oldcorn is hoping to sneak under the radar and continue the outstanding form of the past few weeks that saw him finish second in the PGA Seniors at Slaley Hall before another runner-up finish in Holland last week.
Oldcorn is certainly the form Scot on the Senior Tour for the moment, and he is joined at Wörthsee by six of his fellow countrymen including former Ryder Cup Captain Sam Torrance.
Labels: SENIOR PROS
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