A dejected Mark Roe of England addresses the media after being disqualified from the 2003 Open Championship. Andrew Redington, Getty Images Mark Roe’s best-of-the-day 67 placed him among the leaders in the third round of the 2003 Open Championship at Royal St George’s. What is more, the fact that he had spoken of “a level of calm” he had never known before was quite something from the European Tour’s court jester. His post-round conversation with the media had moved on to how he would be playing alongside his great hero, Tiger Woods, the next day. And that’s when a call came for him and Jesper Parnevik, his playing companion, to return to the scorers’ hut. Straightaway, the 40-year-old Englishman was pretty sure that he knew what it might be about. With Parnevik having posted a shocker of an 81 to his 67, he thought he could have jotted the Swede down for a shot too many. Mark Roe celebrates after shooting a 67 in the third round of the 2003 Open Championship, shortly before he would be disqualified for signing an incorrect scorecard....