DUKE'S SON TED TAKES TEN AT ONE HOLE IN 

MOROCCO

Duke of Roxburghe's son Ted Innes-Ker ran up a 10 at a par-5 hole on his way to an outward half of 46 - 10 over par - in the German PGA development tour's Open Dar Es Salam over the par-73 Red Course at Rabat, Morocco today (THU).

Ker (pictured) and Portlethen rookie Sam Kiloh (Paul Lawrie Golf Centre), two over par after playing the 10th to the 18th holes, were among a platoon of players unable to complete their opening rounds because of a delayed start to play due to fog

Of those Scots who did complete 18 holes, Chris Robb (Meldrum House) had a 76 to be joint 32nd, Ross Cameron (Paul Lawrie GC) a 77 (jt 39th) and Philip McLean (Paul Lawrie GC) an 81 which leaves him struggling to make the cut.

France's David Antonelli leads by one with a three-under-par 70.

FIRST-ROUND LEADERBOARD

Par 73

70 David Antonelli (France)

71 Max Rohrig (Germany), Karim El Hall (Morocco) (am), Faycal Serghini (Morocco)

SCOTS SCORES

76 Chris Robb (Meldrum House) (T32)

77 Ross Cameron (Paul Lawrie GC) (T39)

81 Philip McLean (Paul Lawrie GC)

played only nine holes so far:

+2 Sam Kiloh (Paul Lawrie GC)

+10 Ted Innes-Ker