ELAINE MOFFAT GOES FOR 3 TIMES IN A ROW AT THE SCOTTISH SENIORS AT ABERDOUR

Elaine Moffat - Photo Courtesy of Scottish Golf

Elaine Moffat will be bidding to claim the silverware for a third time in a row when she tees up in the Scottish Senior Women’s Open at Aberdour on 22-25 June.

Moffat, from the St Regulus Ladies club in St Andrews, won the match play title at Prestwick St Nicholas in 2018 and then completed the double by claiming both the stroke play and match play trophies at Edzell the last time the championship was staged back in 2019.

The senior international will start as the firm favourite but will face strong competition from a field that also includes 2016 champion Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) and Alison Davidson (nee Rose) from Stirling who was the last Scot to win the Women’s Amateur Championship (1997) before Louise Duncan’s triumph at Kilmarnock (Barassie) last weekend. Davidson is the low handicapper in the field with a playing handicap of plus three.

Aberdour is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year and its stunning parkland will provide an excellent test of golf for the field. The course measures 5,447-yards (Par 69) from the white tees and is unusual in that it starts with two par threes. The first and several other holes enjoy a panoramic view towards the Firth of Forth while the second is played along the edge of the shore.

DRAW SHEET

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SUCCESSFUL YEAR FOR THE WEST VETS

Chris Fowler, Honorary President Wendy Cameron, Gillian Kyle
and Vice Captain May Hughes

Captain Chris Fowler gave a warm welcome to the 56 ladies who attended the 51st AGM and Prizegiving of the West Vets which was held on Thursday 7th November 2019 at 2.00pm in Cowglen Golf Club.

It has been a very successful season for many of its members and some West of Scotland players achieving International awards during the season -- Donna Jackson (The Ladies Golf Club Troon), Gillian Kyle (East Renfrewshire), Lesley Lloyd (Hayston), Liz Stewart (Greenburn)

CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE WEST VETS WEBSITE for the full 2019 report

Scotland play England and Wales in singles Women’s Senior Home International Day 2

Due to an adverse weather forecast for Thursday 3 October, the format today (Wednesday 2 October) has been revised.  

Scotland plays England in the morning and Wales in the afternoon (Singles) 

Scotland  1 England 4

Morning Singles ( Scottish names first)

Elaine Moffat lost to Caroline Berry 1down

Alison Davidson beat Lulu Houseman 6&4

Sheena Wood lost to Paula Carver 6&4

Donna Jackson  lost to Pyecombe Greenfield 4&3

Lorna Mckinlay lost to Jackie Foster 6&5

Wales 1 Ireland. 4

Scotland 3 Wales 2

Afternoon Singles (Welsh names first) 

Sharon Roberts lost to Alison Davidson 1 hole
Jane Rees beat Jennifer Bryans 3&1
Julie Thomas lost to Elaine Moffat 4&3
Denise Richards lost to  Aileen Baker 4&3
Anne Lewis beat Lorna McKinlay 2&1

England 2.5 Ireland 2.5


FINAL RESULTS

Please Note
There will be no play on Thursday 3 October due to an adverse weather forecast. As such, Thursday's 5 single games in each match will be played on the afternoon of Wednesday 2 October and final team positions will be declared thereafter.


Report to follow later

Scotland lose to Ireland on Day 1 of the Senior Women's Home Internationals

England’s Senior Ladies have made a winning start to the Senior Home Internationals series in Ireland.

In tough and challenging conditions at County Sligo Golf Club at Rosses Point, England eked out a narrow 4.5 – 3.5 victory over Wales.

In the other game, hosts Ireland kicked off their bid to claim a hat-trick of titles with a 5.5-2.5 win over Scotland. 

Back L to R - Lorna McKinlay, Alison Davidson, Sheena Wood, Aileen Baker
Front L to R - Elaine Moffat, Fiona De Vries (Captain)
Donna Jackson and Jennifer Bryans
(Photo courtesy of Lorna McKinlay)

Scotland lost all 3 Foursomes matches and managed to half the singles with good wins by Elaine Moffat and Alison Davidson and halved match by Lorna McKinlay

Tomorrow, England will face Scotland hoping to win and set up a final day showdown with the host nation.

However due to an adverse weather forecast for Thursday 3 October, the format on Wednesday 2 October has been revised.  Matches on Wednesday 2 October will start with singles games and an update regarding afternoon play will be provided late morning.

Ireland v Scotland 

Morning Foursomes: Ireland 3 Scotland 0
G McMullen an M O'Reilly beat A Davidson an E Moffat 4&3
A Taylor and M McAuliffe beat A Baker and L McKinlay 2&1
L Webb and S Corcoran beat D Jackson and S Wood 4&3

Afternoon Singles - Ireland 2.5 Scotland 2.5
Pat Doran lost to Elaine Moffat 4&3
Alison Taylor lost to Alison Davidson 1 hole
Laura Webb beat Sheena Wood 7&5
Maria O'Reilly beat Jennifer Bryans 3&2
Suzanne Corcoran halved with Lorna McKinlay

Day 1 results. 

Ireland 5.5 Scotland 2.5

Wales 3.5 England 4.5

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Senior Women's Home Internationals - Scotland v Ireland Day 1

A Scotland Team Selfie - courtesy of Karen Ballantyne (from Facebook)

The R&A Womens Senior Home Internationals are being played at County Sligo from 1-3 October 2019. This world famous course in Rosses Point offers an excellent challenge to all the players. 

Scotland's  team is Aileen Baker, Jennifer Bryans, Alison Davidson, Donna Jackson, Elaine Moffat, Lorna McKinley and Sheena Wood. Fiona De Vries is the Captain

The R&A Womens Senior Home Internationals were first played in 2003 at Whittington Heath in England.
Scotland has only won it once and that was 10 years ago in 2009 when Captain Fiona was in the team and was unbeaten  READ MORE

Day 1 Matches

Ireland 5.5 Scotland 2.5

Wales 3.5 England 4.5

Ireland v Scotland 

Morning Foursomes: Ireland 3 Scotland 0
G McMullen an M O'Reilly beat A Davidson an E Moffat 4&3
A Taylor and M McAuliffe beat A Baker and L McKinlay 2&1
L Webb and S Corcoran beat D Jackson and S Wood 4&3

Afternoon Singles - Ireland 2.5 Scotland 2.5
Pat Doran lost to Elaine Moffat 4&3
Alison Taylor lost to Alison Davidson 1 hole
Laura Webb beat Sheena Wood 7&5
Maria O'Reilly beat Jennifer Bryans 3&2
Suzanne Corcoran halved with Lorna McKinlay

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SVLGA TEAM UPDATE

Team update: The SVLGA team travelling South on Sunday will now be: -- Alison Davidson (Midland) no longer available 

Aileen Baker MIDLAND

Donna Jackson WEST

Gillian Kyle WEST

Lesley Lloyd WEST

Frances Millar NORTHERN

Elaine Moffat MIDLAND

Liz Stewart WEST

Sheena Wood NORTHERN

Reserve: Caroline Steedman EAST

The Jamboree which is played against North, Midlands and South of England will be held at Northhamptonshire County Golf Club, on Tuesday 6th, Wednesday 7th, and Thursday 8th August. 

DAY 3 - THE IRISH KEEP THE SENIOR WOMENS TITLE DESPITE LOSING TO THE SCOTS

Back - Sheena Wood, Linda Allen, Alison Davidson, Gillian Kyle
Front: Frances Millar, Lorna Bennett (Captain) Elaine Moffat and Lorna McKinlay

Scotland beat defending champions Ireland 4.5-3.5 on the final day of the Senior Women's Home Internationals at Burnam and Berrow Golf Club but, despite that, Ireland won the title for the second year in a row. 
Ireland, England and Scotland all won two of their three matches and the Irish came out on top with 15 games won to 13.5 by both the Scots and the English. 
The Scots just missed out from being runners up by England after a complicated count back. England had a convincing 7-1 victory against Wales in the other match today. 

SCOTLAND 4.5 IRELAND 3.5

Morning Foursomes
Scotland 2  Ireland 1

Alison Davidson and Sheena Wood  lost to Laura Webb and Carol Wickham 5&4
Elaine Moffat and Lorna McKinlay  bt Suzanne Corcoran and Catherine Reilly 2&1
Linda Allen  and Frances Millar bt Gertie McMullen and Mary MacLaren 2&1

Singles
Scotland 2.5 Ireland 2.5

Moffat lost to  Webb  1 Hole
Kyle lost to Wickham 2&1
Davidson halved with McLaren
Wood bt Reilly 3&2
McKinlay bt Corcoran 2 holes

ENGLAND 7 WALES 1
Morning Foursomes England 2 Wales 1
Singles England 5 Wales 0

The Irish Team - Photo Courtesy of the R&A

The English Team  - Photo Courtesy of Jackie Foster

FINAL POSITIONS: 

1 IRELAND:  Played 3 Won 2  Lost 1 (15 - 9)              2 points
2 ENGLAND: Played 3 Won 2 Lost 1 (13.5 - 10.5)      2 points
3 SCOTLAND: Played 2 Won 2 Lost 1 (13.5 - 10.5 )   2 points
4 WALES: Played 3 Won 0 Lost 3  ( 6 - 18)                  0 point

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DAY 2 SCOTLAND LOSE TO ENGLAND - SENIOR LADIES HOME INTERNATIONALS

All the teams - Photo courtesy of the R&A

Scotland lost 5-3 to England on Day 2 of the Senior Women's Home Internationals at Burnham and Berrow Golf Club, Somerset. Defending champions Ireland were made to fight harder than expected to achieved a 5-3 win over Wales. 
Scotland play the Irish on the final day. 

SCOTLAND 3 ENGLAND 5

Morning Foursomes
Scotland 0.5 England 2.5

Elaine Moffat and Lorna McKinley lost to Jackie Foster and Catherine Rawthore 2&1
Linda Allen and Alison Davidson lost to Aileen Greenfield and Julie Brown  5&4
Gillian Kyle  and Sheena Wood halved Karen Jobling and Sue Spencer

Singles
Scotland 2.5 England 2.5
Moffat bt Foster 6&4
McKinlay halved with Lowe
Davidson bt Rawthoe 2&1
Wood lost to Greenfield 5&3
Kyle lost to Jobling 5&4

IRELAND 5 WALES 3
Morning Foursomes Ireland 3 Wales 0
Singles Ireland 2 Wales 3

POSITION:

1 IRELAND:  Played 2 Won 2  (11.5 - 4.5)                 2 points 
2 SCOTLAND: Played 2 Won 1 Lost 1 ( 9 - 7 )          1 point
3 ENGLAND: Played 2 Won 1 Lost 1 (6.5 - 9.5)        1 point
4 WALES: Played 2 Won 0 Lost 2  ( 5 - 11)                0 point

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Champions! Scotland storm to Senior Men’s Home Internationals glory

Scotland Seniors

Scotland have been crowned Senior Men’s Home Internationals champions at Southerness yesterday once play resumed following a visit from the uninvited Storm Ali.

After losing the second day’s play due to the extreme weather conditions, a change to the original format was agreed with two sessions taking place today, which consisted of seven head-to-head battle, ensuring all three country versus country matches were played.

In the round robin format, Scotland, England & Ireland all won two out of three matches, so the title was decided on total game points scored across all three matches.

To read the full report go to the  SCOTTISHGOLF WEBSITE

Scottish Men's Senior Team

• Lindsay Blair (Grangemouth) 
• Ian Brotherston (Dumfries & County) 
• Ronnie Clark (Erskine) 
• John Fraser (Royal Burgess GS) 
• Kenneth Gallacher (East Kilbride) 
• Robert Smith (Nairn) 
• Malcolm Reid (Sonning)

Your editor: I know this not ladies news but with such a great win by the men it is worth knowing

LIVE SCORING FROM THE LADIES BRITISH SENIOR OPEN FROM CRAIL

The Championship shall consist of 54 holes stroke play. 

One round of 18 holes shall be played on each of the first two days. The groups and starting times for the second round shall be determined by the scores on the first day, players with the lowest scores starting last. 

The players returning the 40 lowest scores, and any tying for 40th place, over the first 36 holes shall qualify for the final 18 holes on the third day. 

For the final 18 holes, the pairings and starting times shall be determined by the qualifying scores, players with the lowest scores starting last. 

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West Vets win against Midlands Vets 

The annual West Vets v Midlands Vets Match took place at Cochrane Castle this afternoon. 

The West team won 5 ½ to 1 ½ to retain the trophy. - Midlands Captain Lorna Bennett presented the West Captain June Lockhart with the Trophy 


RESULTS (West names first) 

Helen Faulds (Douglas Park) halved with Millie Douglas (Alyth) 
Chris Fowler (Cowglen) halved with Alison Houston (Ladybank) 
Anabel Kane (Kilmacolm) halved with Joyce Murdoch (Gullane) 
Caroline King (Clober) beat Emma Wilson (Elie & Earlsferry) 3 & 2 
Liz Hale (Caldwell) beat Liz Fertacz (Blairgowrie) 4 & 3 
Marion Stewart (Kilmacolm) beat Lyn Murray (Kinross) 6 & 5 
Karen Maxwell (Milngavie) beat Margaret Hunter (Blairgowrie) 5 & 4

To read the full report and see some photos go to the West Vets Website

Gillian Kyle leads the West Vets Qualifiers in the Summer Meeting at Troon Portland 

92 players played in the West Vets Summer Meeting at Troon Portland yesterday in lovely sunny but breezy conditions.

Gillian Kyle (pictured above) from East Renfrewshire had the best score of the day with a 3 under par 72 followed by Alex Glennie from Kilmarnock Barassie with a 74. 

Alex was the overall winner of the Summer Meeting with a net 70 by virtue of the better inward half from Gillian. Morag Key from Ralston was 3rd handicap with a net 74.

SSS75, CSS75

LEADING SORES 

72 Kyle, Gillian (East Renfrewshire)
74 Alex Glennie,  (Kilmarnock Barassie)
80 Janice Paterson (Drumpellier)  
81 Lesley Lloyd  (Hayston)  Liz Keohone,  (Loudoun Gowf) 
82 Lorraine Campbell, (Cardross), Rosalind  Purdom  (Prestwick St Nicholas)
83 Catherine Malcolm (Prestwick St Cuthbert),  Katy Macauley  (Milngavie) 
84 Anabel Kane (Kilmacolm), Liz  Stewart (Greenburn), May Hughes  (Lanark) 

HANDICAP Winners

Alex Glennie 74 (4) 70 BIH 
Gillian Kyle 72 (2) 70
Morag Key 88 (14) 74

The Summer Meeting was also the qualifier for the West Vets Championship and Stewart Cup (Handicap) Trophy which takes place next week on Tuesday 22nd May and Thursday 24th May at Renfrew Golf Club. 

Championship Draw 1st round (Tuesday) 22nd May (am)

Gillian Kyle (East Renfrewshire) v Liz Wilson (Kilmarnock Barassie)
Liz Stewart (Greenburn) v May Hughes (Lanark)
Liz Keohone (Loudoun Gowf) v Janette McCartney (Erskine)
Lorraine Campbell (Cardross) v Morag Key (Ralston)
Janice Paterson (Drumpellier) v Jennifer Mack (Haggs Castle)
Anabel Kane (Kilmacolm) v Joanne Sharp (Kilmarnock Barassie) 
Lesley Lloyd (Hayston) v Carol Fell (Ranfurly Castle)
Roz Purdom (Prestwick St Nicholas) v Lynn McColl (The Carrick, Cameron House) 

Stewart Trophy (Handicap) 1st round (Tuesday) 22nd May (pm)

Pam Mather (Cowglen) v Liz Hale(Caldwell)
Morag Little (Whitecraigs) v Liz McLean (Dumbarton)
Enid Young (Balmore) v Janet Buchanan (Dalmally)
Brenda Conway (Renfrew) v Pat Syme (Hilton Park)

Go to the West Vets Website for more details and photographs

Fine win for Midland Vets against North Vets

Lindsey McNiven (North Captain) present trophy to Lorna Bennett (Midlands Captain) 

The Midland Vets team scored an emphatic 5-2 win over the North Vets in their annual match yesterday (10th May)  over Blairgowrie GC's Lansdowne course and in so doing won the Inter-Divisional Trophy outright for the fifth time in the last six years. 

In 2017 the match was halved. In bright but cool, breezy conditions the team - boosted this year by new members Elaine Moffat and Linda Allan - played excellent golf inspired by Champion Fiona de Vries's valuable victory over fellow Senior Internationalist, Sheena Wood. 

Win or lose, everyone enjoyed the day with a course in excellent condition and lovely food served in the clubhouse. Not even very heavy late showers could spoil the party. 

 RESULTS (Midland names first) 

Fiona de Vries beat Sheena Wood 3&2 
Elaine Moffat beat Lynn Fotheringham 5&4 
Linda Allan lost to Frances Miller 1hole 
Dianne Watson beat Jackie Brown 2&1 
Heather Anderson lost to Ann Hay 4&3 
Lorna McKinlay beat Jill Harrison 3&2 
Linda Dyball beat Ellie Whyte 5&3

To see more photos go to to Midland Vets Website

West Vets Team Selections

The team to play East Vets for the Elise Duncan Trophy at Kilmacolm on Tuesday 19th June is as follows : 

 Gillian Kyle (East Renfrewshire), Donna Jackson (Cochrane Castle), Liz Stewart (Greenburn), Lesley Lloyd (Hayston), Roz Purdom (Prestwick St Nicholas), Janice Paterson (Drumpellier), Robina Gilbertson (Prestwick St Nicholas), Lorraine Campbell (Cardross) and May Hughes (Lanark).

The team to play Midlands Vets for the Mid West Trophy at Cochrane Castle on Thursday 7th June ( for handicaps 10 and above ) is as follows : 

Helen Faulds (Douglas Park), Chris Fowler (Cowglen), Lynn McColl (The Carrick), Anabel Kane (Kilmacolm), Caroline King (Clober), Carol Fell (Ranfurly Castle) and Liz Hale (Caldwell). 


  To read more go to the West Vets Website

IRELAND WIN THE MARY MCKENNA TROPHY IN STYLE

The Irish and the Scots

Ireland senior women's team scored a 10-2 victory over their Scottish Veteran Ladies Golf Association in the annual Mary McKenna Trophy match yesterday Sunday 9th April at Royal Belfast Golf Club. 
The Irish went 3points ahead by taking the four-ball foursomes 3.5-0.5 and emphasised their superiority by taking the singles 6.5-1.5

Lorna McKinley (Midland) scored the Scots only victory, beating Laura Webb 4 and 2. 
One other Scot had a day to remember - Frances Millar (Northern), who had a hole in one in halving her singles match against Helen Jones. 

The Winning Irish Team with Valerie Hassett (Ennis) Captain and The Mary McKenna Trophy

MARY McKENNA TROPHY MATCH Royal Belfast Golf Club. 

IRISH SENIOR WOMEN 10, SCOTTISH VETS 2 

Results: 

Four-ball foursomes (3.5-0-5) Irish names first 
Sheena McIlroy and Laura Webb bt Sheena Wood (Northern) and Elaine Moffat (Midland) 2 and 1 Suzanne Corcoran and Gertie McMullen bt Gillian Kyle (West) and Lorna McKinley (Midland) 1 hole. 
Catherine Reilly and Mary MacLaren halved with Fiona De Vries (Midland) and Lesley Lloyd (West). 
Helen Jones and Margaret McAuliffe bt Frances Millar (Northern) and Jennifer Bryan (Midland) 2 and 1. 

Singles (6.5-1.5) 
McMullen bt Lloyd 3 and 2. 
Jones halved with Millar 
McLaren bt Kyle 3 and 2 
McAuliffe bt De Vries 2 holes. 
McIlroy bt Wood 5 and 4. 
Corcoran bt Moffat 1 hole. 
Reilly bt Bryan 4 and 2 
Webb lost to McKinley 4 and 2.

WEST OF SCOTLAND'S GILLIAN KYLE LOSES IN THE SEMI FINALS OF THE SCOTTISH SENIOR WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP

East Renfrewshire's Gillian Kyle put up a great fight this morning to just lose out a place in the final of the Scottish Seniors Women's Matchplay Championship at Blairgowrie this morning. 
She lost by 1 hole to the eventual winner Fiona De Vries (St Rule)

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KILMACOLM AND PAST CURTIS CUP PLAYER IS LEADING SCOT IN SPAIN

Kilmacolm's Maureen Richmond is the leading Scot, in joint 13th place, with one round to go in the Spanish senior women's international individual golf championship at Isla Canela Golf Club, Ayamonte today (Friday).
Maureen has had a pair of 80s for 160 - five behind the Irish leader, Gertie McMullen (77-78 for 155).
Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) is sharing 23rd place after rounds of 81 and 84 for 165.
Margaret Sievwright (Buckpool) has scored 83 and 86 for 169 and a share of 38th place.
Scots May Hughes (185) and Lesley Johnston (186) missed the cut which fell at 177.
Pamela Williamson retired.

LEADING SECOND-ROUND SCORES
par 144 (2x72)
155 Gertie McMullen (Ire) 77 78.
156 Melissa Luk (Austria) 73 83.
157 Casilda Castillejo Oriol (Spn) 81 76, Nan Croockewit-Roland Holst (Net) 79 78, Jo Shorrocks (Eng) 79 78.
158 Jane Rees (Wales) 80 78, Aileen Greenfield (Eng) 75 83.

SELECTED SCORES
159 Angela Jones (Eng) 78 81 (T8)
160 Helen Lowe (Eng) 81 79, Maureen Richmond (Sco) 80 80 (T13)
164 Debbie Richards (Eng) 80 84 (T21).
165 Sheena Wood (Sco) 81 84, Kate Evans (Ire) 85 80 (T23).
169 Margaret Sievwright (Sco) 83 86 (T38).
170 Sandy Catford (Eng) 86 84 (T42).
172 Katherine Russell (Eng) 86 86 (T49).
176 Marilyn Henderson (Ire) 88 88 (T58)

MISSED THE CUT (177 and better qualified)
178 Barbara Woodham (Eng) 91 87, Pamela Morgan (Ire) 90 88.
181 Catherine Reilly (Ire) 87 94.
182 Mary Dowling (Ire) 84 98.
185 Vivienna Houston (Ire) 92 93, May Hughes (Sco) 91 94, Terry Linskey (Eng) 87 98.
186 Lesley Johnston (Sco) 94 92.

Retired: Pamela Williamson (Sco), Lindsey Shaw (Eng)

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SHEENA AND ELLIE ARE LEADING SCOTS IN SPAIN

Aberdeen Ladies GC members Sheena Wood and Ellie Whyte were the highest placed Scots in finishing joint 24th in a field of 45 pairs at the Spanish senior women's pairs championship at Isla Canela Golf Club, Ayamonte today (THU).
Wood and Whyte had scores of 83 and 84 for 167, 17 strokes behind the Spanish title-winners, Casilda Castillejo Oriol and Maria Trallero Santamaria (73-77 for 150).
Scotland's second-best pairing were Barbara Biggart and Maureen Richmond with scores of 79 and 91 for a 170 total and a T28 finish.
May Hughes and Lesley Johnson shot 81 and 93 for 174 and finished T35.
Pamela Williamson, partnered by Canadian Diane Williams finished 38th on 177 with rounds of 83 and 94.
The highest finishing English players were Helen Lowe and Lindsey Shaw (76-80 for 156) in ninth place.
Two other all-England pairinigs, Sandy Catford and Angela Jones (78-81) and Debbie Richards and Katharine Russell (75-94) tied for 14th place on 159.

SPANISH SENIOR WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIP
Isla Canela Golf Club, Ayamonte, Spain

LEADING FINAL TOTALS
par 144 (2s72)
150 C C Oriol and M T Santamaria (Spn) 73 77
151 A Greenfield and J Shorrocks (Eng) 73 78, N C-R Holst (Ned) and T McCart (Ned) 72 79.

SELECTED TOTALS
156 H Lowe and L Shaw (Eng) 76 80 (9th)
159 S Catford and A Jones (Eng) 78 81; D Richards and K Russell (Engt) 75 84 (T14).
167 E Whyte and S Wood (Sco) 83 84 (T24)
170 B Biggart and M Richmond (Sco) 79 91 (T28).
174 M Hughes and L Johnston (Sco) 81 93 (T35)
177 P Williamson (Sco) and D Williams (Can) 83 94 (38th)
Field of 45 pairs

SPANISH SENIORS BEGINS TOMORROW

The SPANISH INTERNATIONAL LADIES SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP begins tomorrow at the Isla Canela Golf 9-11 March 2017.


There are a few Scots playing in the Championship including the 2016 Scottish Seniors Order of Merit Award Winner Sheena Wood ( pictured above)

West of Scotland's May Hughes (Lanark Golf Club) is also playing.

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June Lockhart is the new West Vets Captain

Future, Present and Past Captains -- Chris Fowler, June Lockhart and Marion Stewart

46 ladies attended the AGM of the West Division's SLVGA which was held at Cowglen GC this afternoon - Thursday, November 3rd 2016.

Captain Marion Stewart gave a full review of a successful season for the West Vets. 
She then handed over the Captain's roll to June Lockhart and the new Vice Captain is Chris Fowler (pictured above)

Honorary Members Heather Anderson, Wendy Cameron and Aileen Wilson

Aileen Wilson and Heather Anderson were awarded Honorary Membership of the West Vets and were presented with their Honorary membership certificates. Both Heather and Aileen were delighted and both gave entertaining replies. 
West Vets now have 3 honorary Members - Wendy Cameron being the 3rd - she was awarded the title in 2010
   
Honorary Member Wendy Cameron then presented the prizes to this year's winners.

Some of the main prizewinners

To read more go to the West Vets Website