WOBURN, England (Reuters) - Tournament host Ian Poulter had to overcome a rare attack of the jitters before getting his campaign underway at the $4.55 million (£3 million) British Masters on Thursday.
The golfer known as the 'Postman' for his ability to deliver spectacular performances in the Ryder Cup was as nervous as a kitten over his opening tee shot at Woburn, his home course.
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