WEST OF SCOTLAND KENNEDY SALVER TEAMS START TO BE ANNOUNCED

LANARKSHIRE - THE 2017 AND 2018 KENNEDY SALVER CHAMPIONS

The Renfrewshire team for the above event on June 20^that East Renfrewshire Golf Club will be:

Aaliyah Sandhu (Haggs Castle)

Emily Crusher (Eastwood)

Hannah Carson (East Renfrewshire)

Jennifer Lynagh (Caldwell)

Lauren Agnew (Eastwood)

Orla Rooney (Cowglen)

Sophie Kyle (East Renfrewshire)

Reserve Ella McGrath (Caldwell)

The team to represent Lanarkshire in the Junior Inter County Match for the Kennedy Salver is as follows;
Taylor White, Cathkin Braes (Capt)
Leah Bryce, Sandyhills
Jodie Graham, Hamilton
Madeleine MacGregor, Hamilton
Lindsay Main, Strathaven
Abigail McCafferty, Airdrie

Jennifer Reilly, Hamilton

To be announced:
Ayrshire Team
D&A Team 

The Foursome matches begin at 9.30 and Singles matches at 2pm.

All supporters welcome.

INTER COUNTY FOURSOMES FINALS DRAW

INTER-COUNTY FOURSOMES FINALS - DRAW SHEET CARDROSS GOLF CLUB - Thursday 6 June 2019

SCRATCH

09:00 : Gemma Canham & Katy Rodgers (Dumbarton &Argyll) and Carol McNally & Alyson McGinnigle (Renfrewshire)

09:10 Sheila Steele & Margaret Stewar (Dumbarton & Argyll)  Jean Sloan & Jane Alexander (Renfrewshire)

09:20  Lisa Chan & Jo Chung (Lanarkshire)  Helen McGibbon & Fiona Browley (Ayrshire)

09:30 Jane Lees & Gail Campbell (Lanarkshire) Liz Wilson & Linda McDonald (Ayrshire)

HANDICAP

09:40 Margaret Jefferies & Margaret Grant (Dumbarton & Argyll)  Elizabeth Hale & Lesley Anderson (Renfrewshire)

09:50 Fiona Cowan & Morag McFarlane (Dumbarton & Argyll)  Shirley Back & Mhairi Bryce (Renfrewshire)

10:00 Lois Connell & Lana Macdonald (Dumbarton & Argyll) Valerie Crawford & Linda Ellery (Renfrewshire)

10:10 Susan Rattray & Edith Monachan (Dumbarton & Argyll) Audrey Barclay & Carole Spy (Renfrewshire)

10:20 Kay Cherrie & Jean Maddock (Lanarkshire) Sandra Inglis & Regina Milaszkiewing (Ayrshire)

10:30 Fay Chalmers & Alice Brown (Lanarkshire) Katie Hodge and June Dempster (Ayrshire)

10:40 Anne Lloyd & Pat Casey (Lanarkshire) Julie Mackie & Shirley Morran (Ayrshire)

10:50 Susan Greenshields & Jennifer Wiles (Lanarkshire) Margaret Miller & Jill West (Ayrshire)

                    

Louise Duncan is Ayrshire Ladies Champion 2019

Audrey Thomson and Louise Duncan - Photo courtesy of the Ayrshire County Website

A beautiful day at Turnberry today for the semi final and final of the Ayrshire Ladies's County Championship.

This morning Louise Duncan booked a place in her first final by winning her match against Sharon Lambie and Audrey Thompson reached her second final winning on the 18th green against Jenny Linklater.

Great golf was played by both players in the afternoon, a good match to watch for the 20 ladies who came to support.  
Louise won the match on the 15th hole with her 4th birdie of the round.
Read more on the Ayrshire County Website and more photos 

AYRSHIRE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS - DAY 1

From The Ayrshire Ladies' County Golf Website

The Ayrshire County Championship took place today over King Robert the Bruce, Turnberry Golf Course

First Round
Louise Duncan beat Barbara Beckett
Jane Finnie beat Katy Hill
Sharon Lambie beat Helen Craig
Gillian Gowers beat Arlene Sinclair
Jenny Linklater beat Sara Ann Bottomley
Liz Wilson beat Liz Keohone
Audrey Thompson beat Jocelyn Faris
Pauline Patrick beat Lorna Ronnie

Quarter Finals:
Louise Duncan beat Jane Finnie 2&1
Sharon Lambie beat Gillian Gowers 1 up
Jenny Linklater beat Liz Wilson 3&1
Audrey Thompson beat Pauline Patrick 3&2

Yesterday's results from the Qualifying round 
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The CSS for today is 77 and it is Reduction Only
Scratch
1st Louise Duncan (West Kilbride) 78
2nd Jenny Linklater (Largs) 85 bih

Silver
1st Sharon Lambie (Barassie) 86-10=76
2nd Margaret White (St Nicholas) 97-20=77 bih

Bronze
1st Sandra Carruthers (St Nicholas) 102-23=79
2nd Dee Kippen (Ardeer) 103-22=81

KATY HILL WINS THE AYRSHIRE JUNIOR SPRING SALVER

Ayrshire Vice Captain Joanne Sharp, trophy Winner Katy Hill and Junior Girls

Ten girls braved the elements at Troon Fullarton yesterday morning to contest the Ayrshire Junior Spring Salver. 
Four pre-handicappers played 7 holes and in the 18 hole competition for the salver there were some great scores with the winner, on the better inward half, being Katy Hill (Turnberry) playing off a handicap of 10 with a nett 61 

First silver was Freya Russell (Royal Troon)  nett 62 
First bronze was Louise Milligan (Irvine GC) nett 61 
Second bronze was Katie Ronnie (Kilmarnock Barassie) nett 69

To read more and see more photographs go to the Ayrshire County Website 

KILMARNOCK BARASSIE PARTNERSHIP WIN THE AYRSHIRE LADIES COUNTY WINTER FOURSOMES

Audrey Thomson, Liz Keohone, Marion Hamilton and Liz Fitzpatrick

The Ayrshire Ladies County Golf Association winter foursomes final was played at a breezy West Kilbride today

The final was between Audrey Thomson and Liz Keohone (Loudoun Gowf) and Marion Hamilton and Liz Fitzpatrick (Kilmarnock Barassie) 

It was a very close game all the way with the 12th being the turning point in the game and into the wind all the way home. 

Liz and Minnie capitalised on their shots and sealed the win on the 16th 3&2 

Well done to all for reaching the final

Audrey, Liz , Marion and Liz on the 1st tee at West Kilbride

Thanks go to ALCGA Captain Liz Wilson for the report and photographs.

Ayrshire County Golf Association are marking their 110th Anniversary

In the Swing - Ladies Golf Chiefs, Left to Right Ann Wallace, Joanne Sharp,
Sandra Johnson, Liz Wilson (Captain) and Gaynor Russell

From the Ayrshire Post Newspaper

The Ayrshire Ladies County Golf Association is marking its 110th Anniversary by launching a drive for its members.

Committee bosses pictured above insist the game had never been hotter among women - and they want to open up the fairways to a new era of talent. 

Captain Liz Wilson said “ We want to engage a whole new range of women in the game. 

“ At our peak our Association had around 180 members but we are still going strong with 115 at present. 

“ Being a part of our Association grants ladies of all ages to access of six cups per year, not to mention a great wealth of courses across Scotland. 

“ The ladies already have 90 entrants for their Ayrshire Championship at Turnberry later this year and boast members aged seven through to their 80’s

For more visit www.alcga.com

Thanks go to Captain Liz Wilson for the newspaper report 

Your webmaster wishes all the County Associations in the West Of Scotland and around Scotland that are now 110 years old a good and enjoyable season - Remember 10 years ago the fun that Ayrshire, D&A, Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire had at Troon Portland in the Ayrshire County Centenary Match --. CLICK HERE TO REVEAL ALL

SCOTTISH GOLF ORDER OF MERIT 2018 - Louise Duncan takes Girls' title as Ayrshire players feature in the top fifteen at all levels

Louise Duncan

A number of Ayrshire players featured in the Scottish Golf Order Of Merit tables at all levels in 2018, with pride of place going to Louise Duncan (West Kilbride) who won the Girls’ title, ahead of fellow Ayrshire golfer Rachel Foster (Prestwick St Nicholas). 

Both Louise and Rachel played in 11 events with Louise collecting 1518 points and Rachel finishing with 1165. CLICK HERE FOR FULL LISTING

 Claire McLaughlin (West Kilbride) finished in 22nd place with 175 points from 6 events, whilst the only other Ayrshire girl that featured was Katy Hill (Prestwick St Cuthbert) who was in 42nd place with 25 points from one event.

 In the Senior Womans’ Order Of Merit, Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie) was best for Ayrshire in seventh place on 275 points from 2 outings, behind the winner Elaine Moffat (St Regulus) on 903 points. Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) was 2nd with 745 points.
Liz Keohone (Loudoun) finished in 11th place on 155 points from 2 starts. CLICK HERE FOR FULL LISTING

In the Womans’ Order Of Merit, won by Hannah McCook (Granton On Spey) with 1331 points, Chloe Goadby (St Regulus) was 2nd with 1165 points, followed by Gemma Batty (West Linton) and Eilidh briggs (Kilmacolm) .
The best placed Ayrshire player was Hazel MacGarvie (Troon Ladies) who finished in 6th place with 475 points in 6 events. CLICK HERE FOR FULL LISTING 

 Connie Jaffrey (Troon ladies) finished just outside the top 10, in 11th place with 310 points from 4 starts, whilst Girls’ title winner Louise Duncan (West Kilbride) was three places further back in 14th spot with 198 points from 3 events.

 Emma Hale (Troon Ladies) was tied 28th on 50 points from 4 outings along with Lorna Ronnie (Kilmarnock Barassie) who gained her points from just one event.

AYRSHIRE GOLF RANKINGS WEEK 49 - 2018

mygolfranking.net AYRSHIRE LADIES GOLFER ofWeek 18/49 is KATH MACKELLOR (West Kilbride Ladies) who enters the Top 20 of Ayrshire Ladies MGRanking at No 11.

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AYRSHIRE LADIES

 

1 KELLY MCNEE (Loudoun Gowf) 1056 points 

2 Emma Thomson (Loudoun Gowf) 1032 

3 Sheena Murchie (Lamlash) 1021 

4 Audrey Thompson (Loudoun Gowf) 1014  

5 Christine Whitelaw (Largs) 1009 

6 Catherine Garrett (West Kilbride) 1001​ 

7 Aileen Anderson (Loudoun Gowf) 985  

8 Jean Capes (Largs) 972 

T9 Maureen Paterson (Prestwick St Cuthbert), Pauline Patrick (Irvine) 953

11 Kath Mackellor (West Kilbride) 940 

12 Joanne Sharp (Kilmarnock (Barassie)) 927 

13 Linda McDonald (Kilmarnock (Barassie)) 915 

14 Lindsay Smith (Troon Welbeck) 909 

15 Christine Fyfe (Kilmarnock (Barassie)) 908 

16 Helen Craig (West Kilbride) 907 

17 Gillian Gowers (Loudoun Gowf) 905

18 Lesley Lloyd (Troon GC Ladies) 898 

19 Gillian Kyle (Troon GC Ladies) 896 

20 Helen Love (Kilmarnock (Barassie)) 891

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LOUISE IS 3RD AND HANNAH DARLING IS RUNNER UP IN THE TELEGRAPH JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP WITH THE BEST ROUND OF THE WEEK

Hannah Darling

The girls’ title at the Telegraph Vitality Junior Golf Championship at PGA Catalunya  was a close-run affair – in Sophie Johnson’s eyes at least – until the very last putt of the 54-hole finals.

Johnson looked to be in a two-way scrap with Scotland’s Louise Duncan (West Kilbride)

However, little did the England Under-18 player know that Louise's compatriot Hannah Darling (Broomieknowe) was on her way to a superb 69 – the best round of the Championship and the only player to break 70 across both finals – from the lead-out group.

 Johnson said: “I was told the scores on the 16th and I thought ‘Oh my God!’ It was an unbelievable score by Hannah so she must have played amazingly.”

As Johnson putted out, Darling, 15, sat by the galleries on the 18th before describing the enormity of her round. “After my week, this really meant a lot, but it was a case of ‘What if?’,” she admitted after a 79 and 78.

The Final Scoreboard

 To read the full report and results  CLICK HERE

LOUISE SHARES THE LEAD AFTER 2 ROUNDS IN THE TELEGRAPH JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

Louise Duncan

A rollercoaster second round in the girls’ event has set up a four-way, final-day showdown Telegraph Vitality Junior Golf Championship. 

 Scotland’s Louise Duncan, a returning finalist, shares the lead on six over par with Sophie Johnson, the first-round leader.

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LOUISE DUNCAN IN 2nd PLACE AFTER ROUND ONE OF VITALITY JUNIOR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS

In each of the past two years, England’s Sophie Johnson has missed out on qualifying for the Telegraph Vitality Junior Golf Championship finals by a single shot. 

But the England Under-18 player cast aside those disappointments in fine style on Wednesday, producing the round of the day to lead the girls’ event by two shots at a sun-kissed PGA Catalunya Resort in Barcelona

Scotland’s Louise Duncan (West Kilbride) shot a fine 73 to be in 2nd place and is one clear of Charlotte Heath, another returning finalist, in the 54-hole strokeplay event. 

Hannah Darling (Broomieknowe) is in 5th place on 7 over

CLICK HERE TO READ MORE.

HANNAH, LOUISE AND ELAINE WIN THE 2018 SCOTTISH ORDER OF MERIT TITLES

From the Scottish Golf Website

The female trio of Hannah McCook, Louise Duncan and Elaine Moffat are celebrating after winning their respective domestic 2018 Order of Merit titles.

Winner of the women’s title for the third year-in-a-row, Hannah McCook’s impressive season included phenomenal back-to-back victories at both the Irish and Welsh Women’s Open Stroke Play Championship, a semi-final finish in the Scottish Women’s Amateur Championship at Elie and a top-5 finish at the St Rule Trophy.

Grantown-on-Spey’s McCook also enjoyed success on the team front, playing a pivotal role in Scotland’s first Women’s Home Internationals victory since 2010 at Ballybunnion, Ireland.

Following her victories, McCook said “I’ve won a couple of University events, but this is the first time I have found some form in an International sense. At the beginning of the year my goal was to win but to have done so twice in a row was just amazing.”

Louise Duncan

At the girls’ level, West Kilbride’s Louise Duncan topped the rankings after a fantastic season which included victory in the Fairhaven Trophy, runner-up in the Xact Scottish Girls Amateur Championship and a total of seven top-10 finishes.

Elaine Moffat

In the seniors, Elaine Moffat (St Regulus Ladies) came out on top after a fine season which included three victories in six events. Moffat’s wins included the Scottish Senior Women’s Match-play Championship, the Midlands Regional Vets Championship and the SVLGA Championship.

Moffat also made her international debut, representing Scotland in both the European Team Championships and the Senior Ladies Home Internationals.

• Women’s Order of Merit Winner – Hannah McCook (Grantown-on-Spey)
• Girls’ Order of Merit Winner – Louise Duncan (West Kilbride)
• Senior Women’s Order of Merit Winner – Elaine Moffat (St Regulus Ladies
• Men’s Order of Merit Winner – Euan McIntosh (Turnhouse)
• Senior Men’s Order of Merit Winner – Ronnie Clarke (Erskine)
• Boys’ Order of Merit Winner – Greg Dalziel (Airdrie)

FINAL WOMEN'S RANKINGS
FINAL GIRLS RANKINGS
FINAL SENIOR WOMEN'S RANKINGS

AYRSHIRE GIRLS NEWS -- LOUISE DUNCAN AND RACHAEL FOSTER ARE BOTH OFF TO FINALS

Louise Duncan (West Kilbride) has qualified to play in the Telegraph Vitality Junior Golf Final on the 19th-24th of November being held at the PGA Catalunya Resort in Barcelona.

 Rachel Foster (Prestwick St Nicholas) is off to Dubai after qualifying for the Faldo Series Grand Final on the 26th-28th of November being played at the Al Ain Equestrian, Shooting & Golf Club.

We wish them both good luck and success.

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KINGSBARNS GIRLS CLASSIC WITH HEATHER MACCRAE

A few girls you may be able to spot from your county  -- your Webmaster has spotted from the photos sent in -- CLICK HERE

Ayrshire's Freya Russell and Cristina McCracken (2 minutes 18 seconds) and Renfrewshire's Orla Rooney and Jennifer Lynagh (at about 5 minutes) - and more

 D&A's Sophie Murphy  (Thanks Jenny Gough and Karyn Burns ) - at 1.48, 2.46, and 3.48

Can you spot your own County girls  - A great day was had by all.

AYRSHIRE COUNTY LADIES HONOUR JUNE KERR

June Kerr

At last weeks AGM Ayrshire Ladies unanimously agree to bestow Honorary Membership on June Kerr (West Kilbride)

June took over the job of Ayrshire Girls Junior Convenor back in 2000 and has dedicated the last 18 years to the role. So many Ayrshire girls have benefited from this dedication and have gone on to great things with many representing their county and country at Junior and Senior level.

June is one of only 5 Honorary Members of ALCGA which demonstrates the level of appreciation shown by the Captain, committee and members.

Well done June and thank you. 

Thanks go to Ayrshire’s Secretary Ann Wallace for the news and photograph

Proud Ayrshire Junior Convenor June Kerr with the 2013 Scottish Under 18's Champion

You webmaster remembers how delighted she was when a young Connie Jaffrey won the 2013 Under 18's Scottish Championship at Ranfurly Castle 
She said to me  that she was there to support Connie in the final that day back in July 2013.  She was absolutely delighted for Connie and remembers the day well when she was introduced to Connie when Connie was 8 years old. 
June knew then that she had a star in her ranks !!

Many congratulations from all in the West of Scotland June  - you most certainly deserve the honour

RENFREWSHIRE WIN THE COMMONWEALTH SPOONS BY NINE STROKES AT STIRLING

Alyson and Carol

Renfrewshire's Carol McNally (Williamwood) and Alyson McGinnigle (Cowglen) won the Commonwealth Spoons competition at Stirling Golf Club today by the very comfortable margin of nine strokes with a total of 69.5 
Perth and Kinross 2  - Jillian Milne and Gwen Tate and Dunbartonshire and Argyll 2  - Ronalda Agnew and Ann Shanks tied for second place on 78.5 in a field of 45 pairs. 



ALL THE SCORES -- CLICK HERE
 69.5 Renfrewshire 1: Carol McNally, Alyson McGinnigle. 
 78.5 Perth and Kinross 2: Jillian Milne, Gwen Tate; Dunbartonshire and Argyll 2: Ronalda Agnew, Ann Shanks. 
79.0 Dunbartonshire and Argyll 1: Mandy Allan, Laura Robinson. 
79.5 Aberdeen 2: Stella Black, Katherine Teow. 
80.5 Midlothians 1: Sal Shepherd, Claire Barnish. 
 81.0 Dunbartonshire and Argyll 3: Marion Mason, Davina Lavery 
 82.0 Perth and Kinross 1: Alison Stockley, Laura Walker 
 82.5 Aberdeen 2: Yvonne Muir, Carol Whicher. 
 83.5 Ayrshire 1: Helen Craig, Irene Papworth; Galloway 1: Teresa Ho, Vanessa Ho; Renfrewshire 4: Marilyn Muir, Muriel Young; Midlothian 7: Hilary Scott, Margaret Parr. 
 84.0: Midlothian 4: Anne McGill, Fiona Ford 
 84.5 Stirling and Clackmannan 2: Margaret Tough, Lindsey Wilson. 
 85.0 Angus 1: Angela Crabb, Deirdre Moffat; East Lothian 2: Jane Nelson, Barbara Wallace. 
 85.5 Renfrewshire 3: Elizabeth Stewart, Donna Jackson; Fife 2: Ruth Kinnell, Kathleen McConnell. 86.0 Midlothian 2: Claire Cunningham, Mary Stewart; Renfrewshire 2: Merope Dunlop, Maureen Taggart; Borders 1: Sheila Cuthbertson, Lilian Smith 
 86.5 Lanarkshire 1: Etta Buchanan, Lynn Porter 
 87.5 Ayrshire 2: Sheena Spence, Tricia Moss. 
 88.0 Borders 2: Karen McKinlay, Mandy Lunn; Midlothian 8: Hilary Anderson, Fiona Tyrell. 
 88.5 Midlothian 6: Linda Lindsay, Mary Nicol; Fife 1: Mary Davenport, June Tucker. 
 89.0 East Lothian 1: Sheila Herschell, Carolyn Gemmell; East Lothian 4: Karen Probin, Gillian Whittaker; Angus 2: Margaret Brown, Alice Leiper 
 89.5 Aberdeen 3: Beverley Pirie, Joyce Alexander. 
 90.0 East Lothian 3: Hazel Saunders, Catriona Smith; Lanarkshire 2: Anne A M Cameron, Etta Buchanan; Midlothian 5: Vivien Curran, Hazel Carpenter. 
91.0 Midlothian 3: Barbara McQuillan Elsa B Todd. 
92.0 Perth and Kinross 3: Irene Higgins, Nan Morrison. 
93.0 Fife 3: Ann Shepherd, Linda Watson. 
93.5 Aberdeen 4: Tricia Halliwell, S Russell. 
96.5 Stirling and Clackmannan 1: Helen Ferry, Ann McSorley. 
100.0 Northern Counties 1: Avril Hislop, Valerie McMurdo. 
101.0 Dumfriesshire: Margaret Morrin, M Hamilton. 
103.0 Northern Counties 2: Eleanor Munro, Sheila Cobban. 
 Retired: Galloway 2, Dunbartonshire and Argyll 4.

RACHAEL FOSTER WINS THE JUNIOR TOUR EVENT OVER KINGSACRE

The Scottish Golf Junior Tour Event supported by Area and County was held  over the 21st and 22nd July over KingsAcre —— 

 Rachel Foster (Prestwick St. Nicholas) had two sub par rounds to win by 5 shots from Lorna McClymont (Milngavie).   

Kings Acre SSS: 72,
CSS: Round 1 = 72, Round 2 = 72

LEADERBOARD:
139 Rachael Foster (Prestwick St Nicholas) 71, 68
144 Lorna McClymont (Milngavie) 72, 72
147 Evanna Hynd (Elmwood Golf Society) 74, 73
148 Romy Erskine (Kilmacolm) 75. 73
150 Jennifer Rankine (Haggs Castle) 71, 79

To see all the scores Click Here

SCOTLAND HOME INTERNATIONAL TEAMS ARE ANNOUNCED

The  Scottish Ladies Team at the European Team Championship in Austria this month
Photo courtesy of Scottish Golf 

Scottish Golf has today announced the Women, Boys’ and Girls’ teams to represent Scotland at this year’s Home Internationals.
 Broomieknowe Golf Club’s Hannah Darling (14) and Castle Park Golf Club’s Connor Wilson (17), who were this month crowned Xact Scottish Boys’ & Girls Amateur Champions, earn automatic selection after winning their respective national championships, along with West Linton’s Gemma Batty who was victorious at the Scottish Women’s Amateur Champion at Elie in June.

Hazel MacGarvie (Troon Ladies) is the extra player selected to the other six that represented Scotland at the European Team Championships in Austria las week.

Cameron Neilson (GC Alvaneu Bad) is the new selection in the Girls Team who was defeated by Hannah Darling in the semi final of the  Xact Scottish Girls Amateur Champions,

 The Girls’ and Ladies’ Home Internationals both take place at Ballybunion, Ireland 8-10 August, with the Boys’ event taking place on home soil at Royal Dornoch, 7-9 August.
 The Scotland teams are sponsored by Aberdeen Standard Investments.

 Scotland Women’s Team: Home Internationals 
Gemma Batty, (West Linton)
Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm)
Chloe Goadby (St Regulus)
Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies)
Hazel MacGarvie (Troon Ladies)
Hannah McCook (Grantown-on-Spey)
Shannon McWilliam (Aboyne)


Scotland Girls’ Team: Home Internationals 
Kirsty Brodie (Strathmore)
Hannah Darling (Broomieknowe)
Louise Duncan (West Kilbride)
Carmen Griffiths (Aboyne)
Lorna McClymont (Milngavie)
Cameron Neilson (GC Alvaneu Bad)
Jennifer Rankine (Haggs Castle)

To read all the team selections -- Go to the Scottish Golf Website

SCOTS WOMEN WIN ON THE FINAL DAY AT THE EUROPEAN TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS

Our women's squad were the only Scottish winners on the final day of the European team championships Austria
The Scots women beat Slovakia 4.5-0.5 and finished fifth of eight in their Flight B table.

Scotland's girls were whitewashed 5-0 by Norway in Sweden and finished fourth of eight in Flight B.

Scotland Girls before their last match -- Photo Courtesy of Team manager Karyn Dallas

SCOTLAND WOMEN 4.5, SLOVAKIA 0.5
Foursome
C Goadby and G Batty bt S Zrnikova and R J Hnidkova 3 and 1.
Singles
H McCook halved with L Kilmentova.
E Briggs bt N Heckova 1 hole.
C Jaffrey bt L Hrindova 1 hole.
S McWilliam bt A Bolcikova 3 and 2.

SCOTLAND GIRLS 0, NORWAY GIRLS 5
Foursome
C Griffiths and J Rankine lost to  K Klubben and O S Kilsti 5 and 3.
Singles
K Brodie lost to T Mazarino 2 holes
L McClymont lost to A C Krekling 5 and 4.
L Duncan lost to E Overas 1 hole.
H Darling lost to F Slipe 2 and 1

FLIGHT A

Sweden have won the European Ladies' Team Championship at Golf Club Murhof, Austria.They defeated number-one seeds, France, in the Flight A final to claim their eight title in the event, and their first since 2011.
Denmark defeated last year's silver medallists, Italy, in the bronze medal match to finish third. 

Italy have won the European Girls' Team Championship at Forsgardens Golfklubb, Sweden. They defeated Spain, who will take home the silver medal, 6-1 in the final to win the trophy for the second time in three years. Sweden triumphed against the Czech Republic by a score of 5-2 to finish third and take home the bronze medal.