Fisher the bait by the lough IRISH OPEN: FOR A time you could have been anywhere. Pebble Beach or St Andrews, Augusta or Whistling Straits. As the roars reverberated around the Killeen course hard by the shore of Lough Leane, the 3 Irish Open had a feel beyond that of a regular European Tour event. It had a resonance more attuned to the Majors and, for a while, it seemed as if Ross Fisher – the perpetrator of so many of those roars – was on the verge of creating history.

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