Brooks keeps lead as rain interrupts Mandela Championship


  • Golf
  • Thursday, 12 Dec 2013

(Reuters) - Englishman Daniel Brooks retained his slender lead at the Nelson Mandela Championship without playing a shot as persistent rain forced another suspension in Durban on Thursday.

Brooks, who has never finished in the top 10 on the European Tour, carded an eight-under 62 in the first round on Wednesday to establish a one-shot advantage over Frenchman Francois Calmels.

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