HAZEL MACGARVIE WINS THE ST RULE TROPHY

 by Colin Farquharson  - Scottish Golf View

Hazel MacGarvie (Royal Troon), pictured below, scored arguably her best win todate when she won the prestigious St Rule Trophy 54-hole tournament at St Andrews by four strokes with an 18-under-par total of 208 today.

Hazel, Scottish U18girls champion in 2016, and Scottish Universities women's title-winner in 2018, was runner-up in the St Rule Trophy tournament last year. She had rounds of 68, 70 and 70 over the weekend
England's Lianna Bailey (Kirby Muxloe) finished second on 212.

LEADING TOTALS
Par 226
208 H MacGarvie (Royal Troon) 68 70 70
212 L Bailey (Kirby Muxloe) 71 67 74
213 A Muirhead (United Arab Emirates) 70 74 69, A Fowler (Germany) 72 70 71, C Goadby (St Regulus) 72 70 71, I Wardle (Prestbury) 72 67 74
214 B Coulter (Kirkistown Castle) 75 69 71
216 C Ryan (Castletroy) 73 71 72
217 A Laisne (France) 73 74 7, J Baker (Gosforth Park) 72 72 73, L McClymont (Milngavie) 73 70 74, I Kim (USA) 66 74 77
218 B-J Smith (Woodhall Spa) 72 73 73, P Brown (Worthing) 74  70 74, H Screen (Berkhamsted) 72 73 73, C McGinty (Knowle) 76 72 70.
219 G Blackman (Brocket Hall) 75 73 71, C Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) 72 76 71, P Grant (Lisburn) 75 73 71,  A J Williamson (Royal Cromer) 73 75 71, S Dutrieux (Wrotham Heath) 74 71 74
220 F Liddell (Germany) 68 76 76, L Downs (Romanby) 73 73 74, L Duncan (West Kilbride) 78 72 70, S Burke (Ballinrobe) 72 75 73, T Mactaggart (Minto) 73 73 74, E Briggs (Kilmacolm) 72 74 74, L Downs (Romanby) 73 73 74, B Garton (Royal Lytham) 74 76 70
221 J Ryan (Newport, Gwent) 74 77 70, J Mackintosh (Hazlehead) 75 73 73, J Saxton (Muckhart) 77 70 74, N Slater (Lindrick) 75 71 75
222 E Brennan (Trentham) 74 77 71, E Hamilton (Notts Ladies) 77 73 82
223 H Muse (West Lancs) 75 72 76, J Ross (Clandeboy) 762 75 76, S McWilliam (Aboyne) 77 70 76
224 M Stasi (USA) 76 76 72, A Bailey (Kirby Muxloe) 75 73 75, G Paton (Ladybank) 73 76 75, J Hall (Bishop Auckland) 74 73 77
225 J Bailey (Kirby Muxloe) 76 80 69, G Carr (Ireland) 77 76 72, E Toy (Carlyon Bay) 77 75 73
226 S Sexton (Lahinch) 75 77 74, E Lewis (Long Ashton) 74 76 76, T Bettle (Germany) 75 73 78
227 L Brunt (Royal Birkdale) 77 72 78, J Goh (Singapore) 75 74 78.
228 C Gainer (Castle Royle) 82 71 75, K Beveridge (Aboyne) 76 76 76, K Warren (Wrag Barn) 77 75 76, I Clyburn (Woodhall Spa
 77 74 77
230 E Caton (St Regulus) 83 74 73, G Batty (West Linton) 75 77 78
232 S O'Dwyer (Wynyard) 74 79 79
234 A Storey (Bedlingtonshire) 79 79 76
237 E Berlin (Sweden) 81 82 74, E Ofstedahl (Woburn) 83 77 77
238 J Collett (USA) 79  82 77, M Giles (St Mellion) 81 78 79
241 K Mitchell (Canada) 83 80 78
241 G Mitchell (Canada) 81 81 81

Pia Babnik from Slovenia wins the Helen Holm in style and Shannon and Chloe win the team event

Pia Babnik wins  the 2019 Helen Holm Trophy - Photo courtesy of Scottish Golf

From Scottish Golf

Slovenia’s Pia Babnik led from start to finish at the 2019 Helen Holm Scottish Women’s Open Championship as a bogey-free round of 66 helped the youngster claim a seven-shot victory over France’s Charlotte Bunel. 
 With a three-shot lead going into Sunday’s final round, Babnik continued to play outstanding golf on the links at Royal Troon Old Course, picking up four shots in as many holes on the front nine in Ayrshire.

Scotland’s Shannon McWilliam and Chloe Goadby were winners of the annual team event, taking home the Ladies’ Club Silver Salver by beating England by 15 shots 

Shannon also finished as the top Scot as this year’s event on six-under-par. 

Speaking to Scottish Golf, Shannon said: “It was another really good result for me today, I have finished in the top five at the Helen Holm quite a few times now and to win the team event with Chloe was really nice as well. 

It’s been a great week and one I will remember after making my fourth hole-in-one of my career at Royal Troon Portland on Friday.” 

 For a full list of results from this year’s Helen Holm Scottish Women’s Open   PLEASE CLICK HERE: 

Chloe, Susan Wood (Photo Courtesy of Susan - Scotland Team Captain) 
and Shannon with the winning Team Trophy

Portland (Par 72)  SSS, 77 CSS Round 1 76, Round 2 76
Royal Troon Round 3 (Par 72) SSS77, CSS 76

Leading Scores

1st : -15 Pia Babnik (Slovenia) 66, 69, 66 - 201
2nd: -8 Charlotte Bunel (France) 70, 69, 69 - 208
3rd: -7 Shama Dutrieux (Wrothram Heath) 69, 71, 69 - 209
4th : -6 Shannon McWilliam (Aboyne) 70, 70, 70 - 210

Other Leading Scottish Scores:

T6 : -3 Alison Muirhead (Jumereih Golf Estates) 73, 70, 70 - 213
T6 : -3 Hazel MacGarvie (Royal Troon) 70, 72, 71 - 213
T10: -1 Chloe Goadby (St Regulus) 69, 77, 69 - 215
T10: -1 Jasmine MacIntosh (Hazelhead) 72, 69,74 - 215
T10: -1 Hannah Darling (Broomieknowe) 70, 71, 74 - 215
T17: +2 Louise Duncan (West Kilbride) 76, 70, 72 - 218
T22: +3 Connie Jaffrey (The Ladies Golf Club Troon) 71, 76, 72 - 219
T24: +4 Megan Ashley (Strathmore) 70, 75, 75 - 220
T25: +5 Lorna McClymont (Milngavie) 73, 74, 74 - 221
T30: +7 Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) 72, 73, 78 - 223
T30: Jess Meek (Carnoustie) 69, 73, 81 - 221

Final Scores from the 2019 Helen Holm 

HELEN HOLM - DAY 2 - SHANNON MCWILLIAM IS THE LEADING SCOT

Slovenia’s Pia Babnik continued her good form on Day 2 at the 2019 Helen Holm Scottish Women’s Open with a three-under-par round of 69 at Royal Troon on Saturday. 

 Babnik, who is currently seeking a spot in Europe’s PING Junior Solheim Cup Team, remained consistent to extend her lead over the 120-strong field to three. 

Sitting five shots behind Babnik, Shannon McWilliam is the top Scot after 36 holes. She had 4 birdies in her inward half of 33.

Speaking to Scottish Golf following a bogey-free back nine, which also included four birdies, McWilliam was pleased with how she played, saying: “I played pretty solid on the back nine today, I had eagle putts on 11 and 12 that didn’t drop but overall I am quite happy with the way I finished my round.” 

 McWilliam is one of five Scots  inside the top 10 and with 18 holes left to play, the youngster from Aboyne is looking forward to playing in one of the final groups out tomorrow: “I am looking forward to playing Royal Troon Old Course tomorrow, all I can do is go out there and give it my best shot. It will be an exciting day.” 

 Tomorrow’s final group will include Slovenia’s Pia Babnik, Finland’s Emilia Tukiainen and France’s Charlotte Bunel. For a full draw sheet and list of latest scores from the 2019 Helen Holm Scottish Women’s Open, please click the link below:

1st:Pia Babnik (Slovenia) 66,69 - 135

Leading Scottish Scores :
T4: Shannon McWilliam 68,70 - 138
T6: Jasmine Mcintosh (Hazelhead) 72, 69 - 141, Hannah Darling  (Broomieknow) 70, 71 -141
T9: Hazel MacGarvie (Troon) 70, 72 - 142, Jess Meek (Carnoustie) 69, 73 - 142
T11: Alison Muirhead (Jumeirah Golf Estates) 70, 73 - 143
T17: Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) 72, 73 - 145, Megan Ashley (Strathmore) 70, 75 - 145
T22: Louise Duncan (West Kilbride) 78, 70 - 146, Chloe Goadby (St Regulus) 69, 77 - 146
T25: Lorna McClymont (Milngavie) 73, 74 - 147,  Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) 71, 76 - 147 

View latest scores from the 2019 Helen Holm 

READ THE FULL REPORT AT SCOTTISH GOLF

Carmen Griffiths and Ella McGrath are the Scottish Golf Academy Season Opener Winners

Ella McGrath and Carmen Griffiths 
Photo courtesy of David McGrath

Girls Scratch (Played over Montrose 1562 Medal course)
1 Carmen Griffiths (Aboyne ) 74 (bl6)
2 Lorna McClymont (Milngavie) 74
3 Grace Crawford Gullane Golf Club 78

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Ella McGrath - Photo courtesy of David McGrath

Stableford (Played over the Montrose Broomfield course)
1 Ella McGrath (Caldwell)  37 41 
2 Maisie Witt (Bathgate) 34  41 
3 Ruby Watt ( Paul Lawrie) Golf Centre 20 40

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Report when available 

LORNA MCCLYMONT WINS THE R&A FOUNDATION SCHOLARS TOURNAMENT AT ST ANDREWS

Aled Greville and Lorna McClymont - Photo courtesy of the R&A

Scotland’s Lorna McClymont and Welshman Aled Greville produced impressive final round displays to claim success in The R&A Foundation Scholars Tournament in St Andrews. 

While McClymont held her nerve to defeat countrywoman Chloe Goadby at the second extra hole of a play-off and win the women’s event, Greville surged through the men’s field with a closing 65 on his first ever round on the Old Course. 

McClymont (Milngavie) representing nearby SRUC Elmwood, and University of Birmingham student Greville came out on top in the two-day World Amateur Golf Ranking™ counting event, featuring 60 men and women students representing 24 universities from across the world. 

By virtue of their respective victories, both players achieved automatic spots in the International Team to face the United States of America in the 2019 Arnold Palmer Cup match being played at Alotian, Arkansas from Friday 7 to Sunday 9 June. 

Biggest ever win McClymont shared the overnight lead with Goadby (University of Stirling and a local member at St Regulus Ladies) after the opening 36 holes over the Eden Course and they couldn’t be separated after three-under-par rounds of 73 on the Old Course to post eight-under-par totals. 

It was McClymont, 18, who went on to achieve the biggest win of her career to date, making an up and down from the Valley of Sin at the 18th, the second hole of overtime, while Goadby bogeyed. 

She said, “It feels amazing, I’m struggling for words. I knew it would be tight the whole way around, with Nicola (Slater) as well, as she had a good front nine. 
 “I just tried to enjoy the play-off and thankfully managed to get up and down on the last. I’m in the Scottish Golf Academy and hope to keep progressing.” 

 Sparkling golf Jasmine MacKintosh (Robert Gordon University) and Nicola Slater (University of Stirling) shared third place on six-under-par.

WOMEN
Par 222 (Eden Course x 2, Old Course x 1)
214 L McClymont (Milngavie) 72 69 73, C Goadby (St Regulus Ladies) 70 71 73 (play-off)
216 J Mackintosh (Hazlehead) 74 68 74, N Slater (Lindrick) 71 71 74
219 P Brown (Worthing) 73 71 75, EM Laws (Norway) 69 73 77
220 C Casey (Hermitage) 73 74 73
221 H MacGarvie (Royal Troon) 75 70 76
225 E Toy (Carlyon Bay) 75 74 75
226 L Van Veggel (Maastricht) 78 70 78
227 R Thompson (Cork) 81 72 74, K Napoleaova (Pysely) 73 76 78
230 B-J Smith(Woodhall Spa) 74 76 80, M Dowling (Lucan) 73 76 81
231 F Clark (S Staffs) 78 75 78.

SELECTED TOTALS
238 J Rankine (Haggs Castle) 82 82 74
250 M M Richmond (Strathaven) 82 76 92

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READ MORE ON THE R&A WEBSITE

Chloe Goadby wins Scottish student women's title by 8 strokes at Lossiemouth

Chloe Goadby

By Colin Farquarson

Chloe Goadby, a native of St Andrews but a student at Stirling University, yesterday won the Scottish students women's golf championship by eight strokes at Lossiemouth. 

Chloe had scores of 76, 75, 67 and 76 for a total of two-over par 294 over the Moray Golf Club Old and New Courses. 

Runner-up was Lorna McClymont (SRC) with scores of 82, 70, 69 and 81 for an aggregate of 303. 

One-time leader Penny Brown (Stirling) finishes third on 303, two shots ahead of Jasmine Mackintosh. 

Stirling 1, with a total of 300, won the women's team event by 14 shots from SRUC 1. 

WOMEN'S FINAL TOTALS par 292 (4x73) 294 

C Goadby (Stirling) 76 75 67 76 302 
L McClymont (SRC) 82 70 69 81 303 
P Brown (Stirling) 77 73 74 79 305 
J Macintosh (RGU) 82 73 70 80 309 
A Hammer (St Andrews) 86 71 73 79 312 
S Woodhouse (Strathclyde) 86 75 70 81 314 
C Boa (UHI) 83 74 77 80 317 
M Fraser (Stirling) 81 76 78 82 318 
M Patzeltova (SRC) 90 72 78 86 

WOMEN'S FINAL TEAM TOTALS 
300 Stirling 1 
314 SRUC 1 
316 St Andrews 1 
325 Stirling 2 
332 Stirling 3 
337 St Andrews 2

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LORNA MCCLYMONT RETAINS THE WEST GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP

Top:Lorna and Megan are presented with the winner and runners up trophy by Valerie McColl
Bottom Left: Megan Jenny Gough (West Chairperson) and Lorna
Bottom Right: Lorna and Megan on the 1st Tee

Lorna McClymont (Milngavie) won the West Girls Championship yesterday over Troon Portland beating Megan Docherty (Bishopbriggs) in the final by 4&3
Both Lorna and Megan played fantastic golf with Lorna coming up trumps to retain the title.

Thanks go to Troon Ladies’ Captain Valerie McColl and Troon Ladies GC for all of their support and hospitality and thanks to Gail McClymont for the photos

SCOTLAND SCHOOLGIRLS LOSE TO ENGLAND

Scotland schoolgirls (l to r): M Docherty, R Fowlie,
L Morrison, K Alexander, M Ashley, L McClymont

England beat Scotland in both the 43rd annual schoolboys' and schoolgirls' golf international matches at Lancaster Golf Club, Lancashire this week but it was a close-run thing with very little between the two sides.. England's victory margins were: 10-8 (boys) and 5-4 (girls) and the general feeling was that, with a little bit of luck, Scotland might have drawn both matches.


ENGLAND SCHOOLGIRLS 5, SCOTLAND SCHOOLGIRLS 4

FOURSOMES (1.5-1.5)

S Johnson and E Lace halved with L McClymont (Dumbarton Acad) and M Docherty (Turnbull High).

L Bell and A Stevenson lost to M Ashley (Blairgowrie High) and K Alexander (Blairgowrie High) 2 and 1.

G Staroscik and A Curtis bt R Fowlie (Mearns Acad) and L Morrison (Boroughmuir High) 1 hole.

SINGLES (3.5-2.5)

Johnson lost to McClymont 2 and 1.

Lace halved with Alexander.

Staroscik bt Fowlie 6 ad 4.

Bell lost to Docherty 3 and 2.

Curtis bt Morrison 4 and 3.

Stevenson bt Ashley 2 and 1.

To read the full report and Boys results -- Go to the ScottishGolf View Website

LORNA MCCLYMONT WINS LADIES AND JUNIOR DUMBARTON GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Lorna McClymont won the Junior and Ladies Championship today at Dumbarton Golf Club. 

This adds to the D&A County Ladies and Junior Championship and the Ladies Championship at Milngavie. 

Many congratulations Lorna

HANNAH MCCOOK TIED 11th IN FIRST ROUND OF THE ENGLISH WOMEN'S OPEN AMATEUR STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP

By Colin Farquharson 

Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey) shot a one-over-par 74 to be joint 11th at the end of the first day of the 72-hole English women's open amateur stroke-play golf championship at Coventry Golf Club.

McCook birdied the second, fifth and 10th but a weak finish - bogeys at the 12th, 15th and 17th - cost her a place in the top 10 overnight behind Isabella Holpfer (Austria), leader by six shots with a seven-under-par 66.

Hazlehead's Jasmine Mackintosh had a 77 for a share of 36th place and Curtis Cup player Shannon McWilliam (Aboyne) a 79, alongside Lorna McClymont (Milngavie) in joint 54th place.

LEADERBOARD
par 73
66 I Holpfer (Aut).
72 E Rhodes (Burnham and Berrow), L Jamieson (Heswall) C McGinty (Knowle), C Gainer (Castle Royle).
73 S Lamb (Clitheroe), N Armgruester (Switz), C Heath (Huddersfield), G Price (Bude and N Cornwall), P Brown (Worthing).

SELECTED SCORES:
74 H McCook (Grantown on Spey) (T11)
77 J Mackintosh (Hazlehead) (T40)
78 Alison Muirhead (Jumeirah Golf Estates)
79 S McWilliam (Aboyne), L McClymont (Milngavie) (T54).
88 K Brown (Strathaven) (108th).

CLICK HERE TO SEE ALL THE SCORES

WHO WILL WIN THE 2018 GREENLEES TROPHY ?????

1st Division totals - 20th August 2018

Troon Ladies beat Loudoun Gowf today 9-0 to leap to the top of Division 1 of the 2018 Greenlees Trophy

West Kilbride, Prestwick St Nicholas, Troon, Cathkin Braes, Loudoun Gowf, and Kilmarnock Barassie all have one match each still to play.  -- This must be the tightest the divisional matches have ever been 

Remaining 1st Division Fixtures 

August 22: Cathkin Braes v West Kilbride
August 27: Pres St Nicholas v Troon
August 27:  Kilmarnock Barassie v  Loudoun Gowf

Williamwood have already won Division 2 and still have one match to play -- For the other divisional results click on the links below 

FOR ALL RESULTS -- CLICK HERE
FOR ALL THE TOTALS -- CLICK HERE

CLICK HERE FOR ALL THE PREVIOUS GREENLEES NEWS

WELCOME TO THE BRITISH GIRLS' AMATEUR AT ARDGLASS - LIVE SCORING

The Girls' British Open Amateur Championship starts today at Ardglass Golf Club in County Down  

The links course, which is home to the world’s oldest golf club building, is located on the north-east coast of Ireland.
 The Irish Sea, which can be seen from all 18 tees and greens, comes into play on no fewer than eight holes.
There are four Scottish Girls playing - Good Luck to all

Hannah Darling (Broomieknow)
Louise Duncan (West Kilbride)
Lorna McClymont (Milngavie)
Jennifer Rankine (Haggs Castle)


CLICK HERE FOR LIVE SCORING

LORNA, ORLA, AND ABIGAIL ARE WEST GIRLS MEDAL WINNERS AT MILNGAVIE

Some of the West Girls -- Photos courtesy of June Crawford

The West Girls' Medal was played today at Milngavie.   Results are as follows:-

Scratch - Lorna McClymont (Milngavie) (80)

1st Silver - Orla Rooney (Cowglen) 88, (15)  73 BIH
2nd Silver - Sophie Murphy (Clydebank and District) 85 (12) 73

1st Bronze - Abigail McCafferty (Airdrie) 104 (24) 80
2nd Bronze - Lyndsay Main (Strathaven) 109 (25)  84 

Thanks go to June Crawford for photos and results

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

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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

MOIRA MCLEOD WINS THE LORRAINE SCOTT QUAICH

Moira Mcleod was the inaugural winner of the Lorraine Scott Quaich in St Andrews yesterday.

Carol Whyte , Elaine Robb, Ann Macdonald, Katy MacAulay and Tracy Masterton  (all from Milngavie Golf Club) - pictured above had a great day out.

All with happy memories of good times with Lorraine who sadly passed away earlier this year.

FOLLOW THE GIRLS MATCHPLAY STAGES

The 1st Round of the Matchplay stages of the girls under 18’s Scottish Championship is taking place at Moray Golf Course this morning

Follow the Results by clicking the following link —- THE UNDER 18’s MATCHPLAY RESULTS

HANNAH DARLING LEADS THE QUALIFIERS IN THE UNDER 18 GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP

Hannah Darling (Broomieknowe), - pictured left, the youngest ever U18 girls champion at the age of 13 12 months ago, looks unstoppable in her bid for a repeat. 

She headed the 16 girl qualifiers for the match-play stages by six strokes with an impressive nine-under-par total of 137 over  the new and old course Moray

There were two players, Rachel Mathieson (Hazlehead) and Sarah Westwood (Elgin), on the 162 mark, tied for the final match-play berth. 

It went to Rachel on a card countback so it is she who will face Darling in the first round of the girls' match-play.

+Leading 16 girls after 36 holes qualify for match-play stages.

Par 146 (75 + 71)
137 H Darling (Broomieknowe) 67 70
143 R Foster (Prestwick St Nicholas) 78 65
147 K Brodie (Strathmore) 75 72, P Wilson (Burntisland) 74 73.
148 L McClymont (Milngavie) 72 76, C Neilson (Ger) 77 71
150 C Griffiths (Aboyne) 80 70, L Duncan (West Kilbride) 74 76
152 J Rankine (Haggs Castle) 78 74.
160 E Henderson (Loretto School) 83 77, G Crawford (Gullane) 76 84, T White (Cathkin Braes) 77 83
161 J Taylor (Downfield) 81 80, E Caton (St Regulus) 81 80, C Irvine (Craigielaw) 79 82.
162 R Mathieson (Hazlehead) 83 79.

Link to Xact Scottish boys and girls U18 championships Day 2 at Lossiemouth

SCOTTISH UNDER-18 CHAMPIONSHIPS AT LOSSIEMOUTH

GIRLS
OLD COURSE 
par 75. SSS 76. CSS 76
77 C Neilson (Germany)
78 J Rankine (Haggs Castle), R Foster (Prestwick St Nicholas)
80 C Griffiths (Aboyne)
81 E Caton (St Regulus), J Taylor (Downfield)
83 E Henderson (Loretto School), R Mathieson (Hazlehead), S Westwood (Elgin).
87 M O'Brien (Reay), R Everitt (Suffolk).
89 C McLaughlin (West Kilbride)
90 G Evans (Fleetwood)
92 A Flett (Orkney)
94 L Renton (Thornton)
98 K Miller (Strathmore), R Erskine (Kilmacolm)
101 N Fowler (Bathgate).
109 I Reid (Nairn Dunbar).
111 L Morrison (Craigmillar Park).

NEW COURSE
 par 71. SSS 70 CSS 71
67 H Darling (Broomieknowe)
72 L McClymont (Milngavie)
74 L Duncan (West Kilbride), P Wilson (Burntisland)
75 K Brodie (Strathmore), A Brannock (Castle Douglas)
76 G Crawford (Gull).
77 T White (Cathkin Braes)
79 C Irvine (Craigielaw)
80 S Elliott (Nairn), G Ledingham (Craigmillar Park)
81 M Ashley (Strathmore)
84 C Wilson (St Regulus)
87 R Fowlie (Edzell).
88 E Hynd (Elmwood).
89 L Hall (Craigmillar Park)
90 K Tan (Inverness)
91 E Tan (Inverness)
94 S Murphy (Clydebank and Dist)

LINDSAY MCCUBBIN FROM HILTON PARK GOLF CLUB WINS A MYGOLFRANKING PRIZE

The mygolfranking.net DUNBARTONSHIRE & ARGYLL PLAYER of WEEK 18/24 is LINDSAY MCCUBBIN (Hilton Park Ladies), this month’s winner of the MGR/MissDesigner Golf prize of a Green Lamb ladies’ golf bag,who rises to No 3 on the Dunbartonshire & Argyll Ladies Ranking.

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DUNBARTONSHIRE & ARGYLL LADIES​

1 Carol Fell (Douglas Park) 1122 points

2 Carol Whyte (Milngavie) 1103

3 Lindsay McCubbin (Hilton Park) 1011 - Winner of a Green Lamb Ladies Golf Bag

4 Gayna McGreish (Balmore) 985

5 Ashley Duffy (Clober) 980

6 Marie Provan (Palacerigg) 964

7= Gillian Morrison (Clober), Janice Robertson (Clydebank & District) 960

9 Miriam Dalglish (Balmore) 947

10 Olive Spicer (Bearsden) 936

DUNBARTONSHIRE & ARGYLL CLUBS – LADIES

1 Balmore 899 points

2 Clober 878

3 Taynuilt 876 

4 Palacerigg 856 

5 Milngavie 848

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