Charlie Dann and Josh Armstrong share lead in The Murray Open golf event

Andrew Moir
Updated February 16 2021 - 10:17pm, first published 6:52pm
RARE TROUBLE: Charlie Dann fires from the bunker on his final hole, but it was one of the few times he had problems, shooting 63. Picture: DAVID TEASE - GOLF NSW
RARE TROUBLE: Charlie Dann fires from the bunker on his final hole, but it was one of the few times he had problems, shooting 63. Picture: DAVID TEASE - GOLF NSW
WELCOME BACK: Corowa product Marcus Fraser has been a wonderful supporter of his home club and he shot three-under 70 in the first round.
WELCOME BACK: Corowa product Marcus Fraser has been a wonderful supporter of his home club and he shot three-under 70 in the first round.
MATT'S MARK: Canberra's Matt Millar has proven a consistent player, winning the NZ PGA Championship in 2015, and he's in the firing line five shots off the pace.
MATT'S MARK: Canberra's Matt Millar has proven a consistent player, winning the NZ PGA Championship in 2015, and he's in the firing line five shots off the pace.
FRINGE TOP 10: Bradley Doherty, from NSW, is tied for 11th after landing a four-under 69 in the inaugural tournament.
FRINGE TOP 10: Bradley Doherty, from NSW, is tied for 11th after landing a four-under 69 in the inaugural tournament.

A Queenslander who gave hope to every battling amateur with his first shot and a monster hitter with a magic touch on the greens lead The Murray Open after day one of the $50,000 event.

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Andrew Moir

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