Friday, 22 August 2008
Shotgun Foursomes - Douglas Park
Played 22nd August 2008
Winners :Anne Fergusson & Pauline Vannet 95 - 22.5 =72.5
Runners Up :Gladys Speedie & Anne Reid 97 – 23.5 = 73.5
Two’s
Joan Gemmell & Mary Bell = 1
Winners :Anne Fergusson & Pauline Vannet 95 - 22.5 =72.5
Runners Up :Gladys Speedie & Anne Reid 97 – 23.5 = 73.5
Two’s
Joan Gemmell & Mary Bell = 1
Thursday, 21 August 2008
Scottish Golf Open Mixed Foursomes - Closing date extended
The closing date for entries for the Scottish Golf Open Mixed Foursomes at Duddingston Golf Club, Edinburgh on Sunday, September 14th 2008 has been extended to Friday, August 29th 2008
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Kylie and Pamela make the cut at the British Women's Open Amateur Championship
Kylie Walker (Buchanan Castle), and Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle) were the only West of Scotland players to beat the halfway cut in the British women's open amateur stroke-play golf championship at Malone Golf Club near Belfast today.
- Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm) just failed by just one shot to survive.
SECOND ROUND TOTALS
Par 144 (2 x 72) CSS 76 76
Leaders after 2 rounds:
143 S Hassan (Vale of Glamorgan) 72 71, C Karsten (Net) 72 71.
144 R Connor (Manchester) 75 69.
145 V Sternebeck (Ger) 75 70, T Davies (Holyhead) 71 74, C Boeljon (Net) 71 74, Lisa Maguire (Slieve Russell) 73 72.
146 K Walker (Buchanan Castle) 71 75, C Aitken (Mid Kent) 70 76, N Kitching (Claremorris) 73 73, T Delaney (Carlow) 77 69, A Goumard (Fra) 70 76, D-C Schreefel (Net) 71 75.
Other: Scot Qualifiers::
149 R Niven (Crieff)
151 P Pretswell (Bothwell Castle) 77 74, , C Booth (Comrie) 74 77,.
Scots that missed the cut:
153 M Briggs (Kilmacolm) 76 77, E Ogilvy (Auchterarder) 73 80.
154 , L Murray (Alford) 76 78.
157 M Thomson (McDonald Ellon) 82 75, K MacDonald (Nairn Dunbar) 77 80, L Kenney (Pitreavie) 77 80,
158 R Cassidy (Stirling Univ) 79 79, A Bushby (Strathmore) 83 75.
160 G Webster (Hilton Park) 79 81.
161 J Carthew (Ladybank) 85 76, E Fairnie (Dunbar) 82 79.
162 L Mackin (Majorca+ Ranfurly Castle) 84 78, S Wood (Drumpellier) 80 82, J Turner (Craigielaw) 81 81.
164 J Meldrum (Dullatur) 84 80,
169 A Niven (Crieff) 81 88,
For the full report go to the Kirkwood Website
- Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm) just failed by just one shot to survive.
SECOND ROUND TOTALS
Par 144 (2 x 72) CSS 76 76
Leaders after 2 rounds:
143 S Hassan (Vale of Glamorgan) 72 71, C Karsten (Net) 72 71.
144 R Connor (Manchester) 75 69.
145 V Sternebeck (Ger) 75 70, T Davies (Holyhead) 71 74, C Boeljon (Net) 71 74, Lisa Maguire (Slieve Russell) 73 72.
146 K Walker (Buchanan Castle) 71 75, C Aitken (Mid Kent) 70 76, N Kitching (Claremorris) 73 73, T Delaney (Carlow) 77 69, A Goumard (Fra) 70 76, D-C Schreefel (Net) 71 75.
Other: Scot Qualifiers::
149 R Niven (Crieff)
151 P Pretswell (Bothwell Castle) 77 74, , C Booth (Comrie) 74 77,.
Scots that missed the cut:
153 M Briggs (Kilmacolm) 76 77, E Ogilvy (Auchterarder) 73 80.
154 , L Murray (Alford) 76 78.
157 M Thomson (McDonald Ellon) 82 75, K MacDonald (Nairn Dunbar) 77 80, L Kenney (Pitreavie) 77 80,
158 R Cassidy (Stirling Univ) 79 79, A Bushby (Strathmore) 83 75.
160 G Webster (Hilton Park) 79 81.
161 J Carthew (Ladybank) 85 76, E Fairnie (Dunbar) 82 79.
162 L Mackin (Majorca+ Ranfurly Castle) 84 78, S Wood (Drumpellier) 80 82, J Turner (Craigielaw) 81 81.
164 J Meldrum (Dullatur) 84 80,
169 A Niven (Crieff) 81 88,
For the full report go to the Kirkwood Website
Wednesday, 20 August 2008
West of Scotland Scores at the British Open -- Kylie Walker is the leading Scot after Round 1
The Ladies' British Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship first round scores at Malone Golf Club in Northern Ireland.
West of Scotland's Kylie Walker (Buchanan Castle) was the leading Scot after the 1st round today only one shot behind the leaders on 71 (1 under par) with Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm) on 76 the next best West of Scotland player
Par 72
Leaders After Round 1
70 Audrey Goumard France
Claire Aitken Mid Kent
Scottish Scores:
71 Kylie Walker (Buchanan Castle) 35 - 36
73 Emily Ogilvy (Auchterarder) 37-36,
74 Carly Booth (Comrie) 39-35,
75 Roseanne Niven (Crieff) 38-37,
76 Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm) 38-38,
77 Kelsey MacDonald (Nairn Dunbar) 40-37, Louise Kenney (Pitreavie) 40-37, Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle) 39-38,
79 Gemma Webster (Hilton Park) 38-41, Rachel Cassidy (Stirling Univ),
80 Susan Wood (Drumpellier) 40-40,
81 Jane Turner (Craigielaw) 39-42, Annabel Niven (Crieff) 41-40,
82 Michele Thomson (McDonald Ellon) 41-41, Emma Fairnie (Dunbar) 43-39,
83 Alexandra Bushby (Strathmore) 45-38,
84 Jill Meldrum (Dullatur) 40-44.
85 Jocelyn Carthew (Ladybank) 43-42.
To read the full report go to Gillian Kirkwood Website
West of Scotland's Kylie Walker (Buchanan Castle) was the leading Scot after the 1st round today only one shot behind the leaders on 71 (1 under par) with Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm) on 76 the next best West of Scotland player
Par 72
Leaders After Round 1
70 Audrey Goumard France
Claire Aitken Mid Kent
Scottish Scores:
71 Kylie Walker (Buchanan Castle) 35 - 36
73 Emily Ogilvy (Auchterarder) 37-36,
74 Carly Booth (Comrie) 39-35,
75 Roseanne Niven (Crieff) 38-37,
76 Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm) 38-38,
77 Kelsey MacDonald (Nairn Dunbar) 40-37, Louise Kenney (Pitreavie) 40-37, Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle) 39-38,
79 Gemma Webster (Hilton Park) 38-41, Rachel Cassidy (Stirling Univ),
80 Susan Wood (Drumpellier) 40-40,
81 Jane Turner (Craigielaw) 39-42, Annabel Niven (Crieff) 41-40,
82 Michele Thomson (McDonald Ellon) 41-41, Emma Fairnie (Dunbar) 43-39,
83 Alexandra Bushby (Strathmore) 45-38,
84 Jill Meldrum (Dullatur) 40-44.
85 Jocelyn Carthew (Ladybank) 43-42.
To read the full report go to Gillian Kirkwood Website
Whitecraigs Golf Club --- August Results
Competition: Half Century Cup (One Class)
Date Played : 8th August 2008, SSS: 72 CSS: 73, Entries: 28
Best Net: Dorothy Cartlidge (12) 35 pts (bih)
Runner Up: Margaret Lindsay (24) 35 pts
Competition: 9 Hole Stableford
Date: 13th August 2008, SSS: 72, Entries: 12
Winner: Barbara Mackenzie (36) 17 pts
Runner Up: Fiona Watson (28) 17 pts
Competition: August Medal
Date Played : 3rd August and 15th ,SSS: 72, CSS: 73/75, Entries: 25
Silver Winner: Margaret Goodwin (20) 69
Silver R/Up: Dorothy Cartlidge (13) 71
Bronze Winner: Muriel Blair (30) 75
Bronze R/Up: Fiona Watson (28) 79
Scratch: Dorothy Cartlidge (13) 84
Date Played : 8th August 2008, SSS: 72 CSS: 73, Entries: 28
Best Net: Dorothy Cartlidge (12) 35 pts (bih)
Runner Up: Margaret Lindsay (24) 35 pts
Competition: 9 Hole Stableford
Date: 13th August 2008, SSS: 72, Entries: 12
Winner: Barbara Mackenzie (36) 17 pts
Runner Up: Fiona Watson (28) 17 pts
Competition: August Medal
Date Played : 3rd August and 15th ,SSS: 72, CSS: 73/75, Entries: 25
Silver Winner: Margaret Goodwin (20) 69
Silver R/Up: Dorothy Cartlidge (13) 71
Bronze Winner: Muriel Blair (30) 75
Bronze R/Up: Fiona Watson (28) 79
Scratch: Dorothy Cartlidge (13) 84
Ladies British Open Strokeplay -- West of Scotland Players are in Northern Ireland
Top field heads for Strokeplay at Malone
The Ladies' British Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship begins today at Malone Golf Club in Northern Ireland.
West of Scotland Players taking part are Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm), Jill Meldrum (Dullator), Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle), Kylie Walker (Buchanan Castle), Gemma Webster (Hilton Park) and Susan Wood (Drumpellier)
The Ladies' British Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship begins today at Malone Golf Club in Northern Ireland.
West of Scotland Players taking part are Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm), Jill Meldrum (Dullator), Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle), Kylie Walker (Buchanan Castle), Gemma Webster (Hilton Park) and Susan Wood (Drumpellier)
Tuesday, 19 August 2008
Kilmacolm Mail on Sunday Team look forward to their 8th round match against Murcar Links
Kilmacolm team that beat Douglas Park in the seventh round of the "Mail on Sunday" competition. Left to right: Rena Simpson, Morag Turner, Annabel Kane, Marion Stewart and Megan Briggs. Eildih Briggs was missing on that occasion.
Kilmacolm are looking forward to their Mail on Sunday match against Murcar Links on Saturday 6th September. "Although we have reached round 7 on a number of occasions, the last being against Dornoch at Dornoch, we have never reached round 8" said Team Captain Anne Dunn. This year we are very fortunate to have Megan and Eilidh Briggs playing for us. Megan, who plays off Scratch, is our current Club Champion as well as being the current Renfrewshire County Champion and Eilidh, who plays off 3, was the runner up in both the Club and County Championships. The girls have been members of the club for about five years and have played in Home Internationals at both Girls and Senior level. They are a great inspiration to our Lady members - perhaps this is why we have progressed further in this competition than previously. With their very busy schedules we have not had the advantage of them playing in all our ties so credit must go to the rest of the pool: Marion Stewart - 10: Morag Turner - 11: Rena Simpson - 11: Sally Wilbur - 12: Annabel Kane - 13: Beatrice Orr - 15: and Annette Baillie - 16. Sally was unable to play in out last two ties as she got married in July and was too busy with all preparations for the wedding and then being away on honeymoon.
This should be a very interesting tie and I hope the weather is clement not only for the teams but particularly for those of us who are travelling up to support them.
Thanks go to Kilmacolm's Mail on Sunday Team Captain Anne Dunn for the report
Kilmacolm are looking forward to their Mail on Sunday match against Murcar Links on Saturday 6th September. "Although we have reached round 7 on a number of occasions, the last being against Dornoch at Dornoch, we have never reached round 8" said Team Captain Anne Dunn. This year we are very fortunate to have Megan and Eilidh Briggs playing for us. Megan, who plays off Scratch, is our current Club Champion as well as being the current Renfrewshire County Champion and Eilidh, who plays off 3, was the runner up in both the Club and County Championships. The girls have been members of the club for about five years and have played in Home Internationals at both Girls and Senior level. They are a great inspiration to our Lady members - perhaps this is why we have progressed further in this competition than previously. With their very busy schedules we have not had the advantage of them playing in all our ties so credit must go to the rest of the pool: Marion Stewart - 10: Morag Turner - 11: Rena Simpson - 11: Sally Wilbur - 12: Annabel Kane - 13: Beatrice Orr - 15: and Annette Baillie - 16. Sally was unable to play in out last two ties as she got married in July and was too busy with all preparations for the wedding and then being away on honeymoon.
This should be a very interesting tie and I hope the weather is clement not only for the teams but particularly for those of us who are travelling up to support them.
Thanks go to Kilmacolm's Mail on Sunday Team Captain Anne Dunn for the report
Monday, 18 August 2008
County Open Meeting Cancelled
Due to Lochmaben Golf Course being waterlogged and temporary greens being used, it has been decided to cancel the County Golf Open Meeting due to be held at Lochmaben tomorrow Tuesday 19 August. Refunds will be issued in due course.
Mary McKenna appointed for the 2009 Vagliano Trophy and 2010 Curtis Cup -- LGU Press release
The Executive Council of the Ladies’ Golf Union is pleased to announce that Mary McKenna has accepted an invitation to captain the Great Britain and Ireland teams for the 2009 Vagliano Trophy and the 2010 Curtis Cup.
Mary, who captained the teams in 2007 and 2008, will again be supported by Tegwen Matthews as team manager.
One of Ireland’s leading female amateurs, Mary won eight Irish Championships between 1969 and 1989, and participated in nine successive Curtis Cup matches and ten Vagliano Trophies. Tegwen was the first Welsh player to be picked for a Curtis Cup team, ultimately playing in four Curtis Cup matches and five Vagliano Trophies.
Ladies’ Golf Union Chairman, Trish Wilson, says
“With these golfing pedigrees, the team could not be in better hands than those of Mary and Tegwen. I firmly believe that a number of the members of the current team will form a core part of both the 2009 Vagliano and 2010 Curtis Cup teams, and the rapport already in place between the players, the captain and the manager will be invaluable going into the next series of matches.”
The Vagliano Trophy will be played at Hamburger Golf Club, Falkenstein, Germany on 24 and 25 July 2009, while the 2010 Curtis Cup returns to Essex Country Club in Manchester, Massachusetts from 11 to 13 June 2010.
Captain Mary McKenna says
“I am very pleased and honoured to accept the role of captain again, and look forward to working with the LGU, the girls and my right hand woman Tegwen for the next two years. Without a doubt, the Curtis Cup at St Andrews will always rank as one of my greatest experiences, and I very much hope that my next great experiences will be to escort both it and the Vagliano Trophy back to Great Britain and Ireland.”
Mary, who captained the teams in 2007 and 2008, will again be supported by Tegwen Matthews as team manager.
One of Ireland’s leading female amateurs, Mary won eight Irish Championships between 1969 and 1989, and participated in nine successive Curtis Cup matches and ten Vagliano Trophies. Tegwen was the first Welsh player to be picked for a Curtis Cup team, ultimately playing in four Curtis Cup matches and five Vagliano Trophies.
Ladies’ Golf Union Chairman, Trish Wilson, says
“With these golfing pedigrees, the team could not be in better hands than those of Mary and Tegwen. I firmly believe that a number of the members of the current team will form a core part of both the 2009 Vagliano and 2010 Curtis Cup teams, and the rapport already in place between the players, the captain and the manager will be invaluable going into the next series of matches.”
The Vagliano Trophy will be played at Hamburger Golf Club, Falkenstein, Germany on 24 and 25 July 2009, while the 2010 Curtis Cup returns to Essex Country Club in Manchester, Massachusetts from 11 to 13 June 2010.
Captain Mary McKenna says
“I am very pleased and honoured to accept the role of captain again, and look forward to working with the LGU, the girls and my right hand woman Tegwen for the next two years. Without a doubt, the Curtis Cup at St Andrews will always rank as one of my greatest experiences, and I very much hope that my next great experiences will be to escort both it and the Vagliano Trophy back to Great Britain and Ireland.”
Sunday, 17 August 2008
Megan Briggs is the 2008 Kilmacolm Club Champion
The Last of the videos from the Scottish Seniors at Deeside
The Strokeplay Prizegiving
The Matchplay Prizegiving
The Seniors' Supper Entertainers
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A LIST AND LINK TO ALL THE YOU TUBE VIDEOS AND PHOTOGRAPHS
The Senior Lady Golfers Version of Cinderella
Some Entertainers from the Senior Supper
The Scottish Seniors Strokeplay Prizegiving
The Scottish Seniors' Matchplay Final
The Scottish Seniors Matchplay Prizegiving
The 2008 Scottish Seniors Team Announcement
Senior Supper Photographs
Photographs from the 2008 Scottish Senior Ladies Championships
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Ranfurly Castle - August Medal
Played 13/8/08 22 Entries, SSS 73, CSS 75
Silver Winner Natasha Qayum (8) 69
Runner Up Eunice Muir (19) 74
Bronze Winner: Vicky Rennie (32) 77 bih
Runner Up Pat Pennel (21) 77
Scratch: Natasha Qayum 77
Silver Winner Natasha Qayum (8) 69
Runner Up Eunice Muir (19) 74
Bronze Winner: Vicky Rennie (32) 77 bih
Runner Up Pat Pennel (21) 77
Scratch: Natasha Qayum 77
Saturday, 16 August 2008
Gemma Webster loses in the Semi Final of the Strathtyrum Trophy
Ann Ramsay (Kirriemuir), 26-year-old former Scottish Universities and Angus county champion, lost in the final of the Strathtyrum Trophy women's tournament at St Andrews for the second year in a row.
Ann was beaten 4 and 3 in the 18-hole final over the Eden course by Kent teenager Jerry Lawrence who was making her debut in the very popular holiday tournament at the Home of Golf.
The 18-year-old English player won her semi-final by 3 and 2 against the top qualifier and Scotland cap Gemma Webster (Hilton Park),
Ramsay defeated Scots-born Elaine Clark (Manchester) by one hole in the other semi-final.
Later results:
Semi-finals - A Ramsay (Kirriemuir) beat E Clark (Manchester) 1 hole, J Lawrence (Rochester & Cobham Park) beat G Webster (Hilton Park) 3 and 2.
Final - Lawrence beat Ramsay 4 and 3.
Ann was beaten 4 and 3 in the 18-hole final over the Eden course by Kent teenager Jerry Lawrence who was making her debut in the very popular holiday tournament at the Home of Golf.
The 18-year-old English player won her semi-final by 3 and 2 against the top qualifier and Scotland cap Gemma Webster (Hilton Park),
Ramsay defeated Scots-born Elaine Clark (Manchester) by one hole in the other semi-final.
Later results:
Semi-finals - A Ramsay (Kirriemuir) beat E Clark (Manchester) 1 hole, J Lawrence (Rochester & Cobham Park) beat G Webster (Hilton Park) 3 and 2.
Final - Lawrence beat Ramsay 4 and 3.
Labels:
Hilton Park
August Medal - Kilmacolm
August medal Played 14/08/08, SSS 72 CSS 71, 20 entries
Silver:
1. Sally Dillon (15) 71acb
2. Sally Wilbur (12) 71
Bronze:
1. Julie Noble (33) 70
2. Norah Adams (21) 74
Scratch:Megan Briggs (0) 72
Silver:
1. Sally Dillon (15) 71acb
2. Sally Wilbur (12) 71
Bronze:
1. Julie Noble (33) 70
2. Norah Adams (21) 74
Scratch:Megan Briggs (0) 72
Friday, 15 August 2008
Kilmacolm to play Murcar Links in the Quarter Finals of the Mail on Sunday
Kilmacolm are through the the eighth round of the Mail on Sunday Ladies Classic and will now play Murcar Links away from Home in the last 16
Either Murcar Links or Kilmacolm will go forward to the quarter-finals at Manchester in September.
The Murcar Links line-up includes Donna Pocock, the Aberdeenshire county champion. She is also the club champion.
Murcar Links previously reached the sixth round in 2004, when the format was such that four players out of a named pool of six competed.
To read all about the Murcar Team go to the Gillian Kirkwood Website
Kilmacolm has the Renfrewshire County Champion Megan Briggs and younger sister Eilidh in their Team
Click on the following link to see the Round Eight Draw
Kilmacolm Men's Team have reached the same stage and now play Braehead Golf Club also an a Away Match
Either Murcar Links or Kilmacolm will go forward to the quarter-finals at Manchester in September.
The Murcar Links line-up includes Donna Pocock, the Aberdeenshire county champion. She is also the club champion.
Murcar Links previously reached the sixth round in 2004, when the format was such that four players out of a named pool of six competed.
To read all about the Murcar Team go to the Gillian Kirkwood Website
Kilmacolm has the Renfrewshire County Champion Megan Briggs and younger sister Eilidh in their Team
Click on the following link to see the Round Eight Draw
Kilmacolm Men's Team have reached the same stage and now play Braehead Golf Club also an a Away Match
Tri Am Texas Scramble --- Douglas Park
Played 15th August
Winners: Sally MacFarlane, Janet Dow, Ann Settle 76 (6.9) 69.1
Runners Up: Lynda Smith, Gina Rennie, Anne Nicol 76 (6.4) 69.6
Winners: Sally MacFarlane, Janet Dow, Ann Settle 76 (6.9) 69.1
Runners Up: Lynda Smith, Gina Rennie, Anne Nicol 76 (6.4) 69.6
Susan retains UK optometrists' title at Gleneagles
Lanarkshire County Champion two-handicapper Susan Wood (Drumpellier)-- pictured left won the Viva International golf tournament for UK optometrists at Gleneagles yesterday for the second year in a row. She shot level par over the Queen's Course at Gleneagles.
"I got to three under par after 10 holes by making birdies at the first two par-5s on the front nine and then a further birdie at the 10th," said Susan who then dropped shots at 11, 12 and 13 to drop back to level par.
"But I managed to finish with six pars and take the title at the formal dress prizegiving in Gleneagles Hotel last night."
A total of 120 optometrists from all over the UK took part, including four ladies (only one other from Scotland - Dunblane Golf Club member Tracey Erskine (who happens to be Andy Murray's aunt), handicap nine, of Erskine opticians, one from Belfast and one from London.
"Overall we held our own against the men! It was a wonderful day with no rain and overall the condition of the course was amazing for the amount of rain we have had," said Susan.
Thanks go to Colin Farquharson for the report
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Drumpellier
Thursday, 14 August 2008
Scottish Vets are Champions
Rain washed out the third and final day of the Veteran Ladies Golfing Association area team championship at Southerness Golf Club.
Scotland, who were leading the table with two wins out of two, after two days' play won the title and the Miller Stirling Salver.
Final placings:
1 Scotland 4pt 14 games, 2 English North 2pt 9 1/2 games, 3 English Midlands 2pt 7 games, 4 English South 0pt 5 1/2 games.
Scotland, who were leading the table with two wins out of two, after two days' play won the title and the Miller Stirling Salver.
Final placings:
1 Scotland 4pt 14 games, 2 English North 2pt 9 1/2 games, 3 English Midlands 2pt 7 games, 4 English South 0pt 5 1/2 games.
Gemma Webster reaches Semi Final of the Strathtyrum Trophy
Former Scottish Universities women's champion and students' golf organiser Ann Ramsay (Kirriemuir) is on track to top last year's Strathtyrum Trophy achivement when she was beaten in the final.
Top seed Gemma Webster (Hilton Park) continues to make good progress. She was taken to the last green in the quarter-finals by C Appleby (Preston).
Results:
SECOND ROUND
G Webster (Hilton Park) bt L Fraser (Kingsknowe) 5 and 4.
C Appleby (Preston) bt M Dolphin (Rochester & Cobham Park) 5 and 4.
M Henderson (West Rhine) bt K Marshall (Baberton) at 20th.
J Lawrence (Rochester & Cobham Park) bt S Simpson (Murrayfield) 4 and 3.
A Ramsay (Kirriemuir) bt V Gaskell (Richmond) 6 and 5.
R Hanlon (St Regulus) bt M Button (Nuneaton) 2 and 1.
E Clark (Manchester) bt K Clayton (Manchester) 7 and 5.
S Carty (The Island, Dublin) bt J Fallows (Manchester) 7 and 6.
QUARTER-FINALS
Webster bt Appleby 2 holes.
Lawrence bt Hendereson 3 and 1.
Ramsay bt Hanlon 5 and 3.
Clark bt Carty at 21st.
Top seed Gemma Webster (Hilton Park) continues to make good progress. She was taken to the last green in the quarter-finals by C Appleby (Preston).
Results:
SECOND ROUND
G Webster (Hilton Park) bt L Fraser (Kingsknowe) 5 and 4.
C Appleby (Preston) bt M Dolphin (Rochester & Cobham Park) 5 and 4.
M Henderson (West Rhine) bt K Marshall (Baberton) at 20th.
J Lawrence (Rochester & Cobham Park) bt S Simpson (Murrayfield) 4 and 3.
A Ramsay (Kirriemuir) bt V Gaskell (Richmond) 6 and 5.
R Hanlon (St Regulus) bt M Button (Nuneaton) 2 and 1.
E Clark (Manchester) bt K Clayton (Manchester) 7 and 5.
S Carty (The Island, Dublin) bt J Fallows (Manchester) 7 and 6.
QUARTER-FINALS
Webster bt Appleby 2 holes.
Lawrence bt Hendereson 3 and 1.
Ramsay bt Hanlon 5 and 3.
Clark bt Carty at 21st.
Labels:
Hilton Park
Wednesday, 13 August 2008
The West Vets win against the East Vets
The West Vets played their annual match against the East Vets on Monday 11th August and won the match 3 - 2. To read the full report and see some photographs from the day go to The West Vets Website
Scottish Vets are on course to win the Inter Area Championships
Scotland are set to win the title in the Veteran Ladies Golfing Association Inter-area Championship at Southerness Golf Club.They made it two wins out of two today when they beat English Midlands
West of Scotland players Helen Faulds (Douglas Park) and May Hughes (Lanark) were in the winning team today. To read the full report then go the West Vets Website
West of Scotland players Helen Faulds (Douglas Park) and May Hughes (Lanark) were in the winning team today. To read the full report then go the West Vets Website
Labels:
Douglas Park,
Lanark,
Seniors
Ayrshire County Meeting at Routenburn
Played TUESDAY 12TH AUGUST 2008, SSS – 68, CSS – 71, Entrants 38
SCRATCH:Sheila Adams Loudoun 79 (7)
SILVER
1st Angela Sharp LGC Troon 88(16)72 BIH
2nd Kath Mackellar Skelmorlie 84(12) 72
3rd Jett Pollock Belleisle 88(15) 73
BRONZE
1st Janice Gallacher West Kilbride 96(24) 72
2nd Jill Fox Largs 94(21) 73
3rd Kate McClelland Loudoun 96(22) 74
SCRATCH:Sheila Adams Loudoun 79 (7)
SILVER
1st Angela Sharp LGC Troon 88(16)72 BIH
2nd Kath Mackellar Skelmorlie 84(12) 72
3rd Jett Pollock Belleisle 88(15) 73
BRONZE
1st Janice Gallacher West Kilbride 96(24) 72
2nd Jill Fox Largs 94(21) 73
3rd Kate McClelland Loudoun 96(22) 74
The Scottish Seniors Matchplay Championship --- Video of the Finals
Here is a 10 minute video of the Scottish Senior Ladies Matchplay Championship final at Deeside Golf Club on the 1st August 2008
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Gemma Webster is top seed in the Strathtyrum Trophy
Scotland international and Ohio State University women's golf team captain Gemma Webster (Hilton Park) headed the qualifiers with scores of 72 and 78 for 150 - one shot ahead of last year's beaten finalist, Ann Ramsay (Kirriemuir) - at the Strathtyrum Trophy women's open tournament, organised by the St Andrews Links Trust.
To read all the results go to the Gillian Kirkwood Website
To read all the results go to the Gillian Kirkwood Website
Labels:
Hilton Park
Tuesday, 12 August 2008
West Vets News --- from Southerness
Scotland, rallied after losing the foursomes 2-1, to make a winning start to the Veteran Ladies Golfing Association inter-area championship at Southerness Golf Club today.
The Scots beat England South 6-3 while England Midlands beat England North, also by 6-3.
Click on this link for all the news Scottish Vets
The Scots beat England South 6-3 while England Midlands beat England North, also by 6-3.
Click on this link for all the news Scottish Vets
Labels:
Douglas Park,
Lanark,
Seniors
Sunday, 10 August 2008
Past Captain's meet for lunch at Douglas Park
The Lady Past Captains Annual Golf Competition and lunch was held at Douglas Park on Wednesday 6th August 2008. Due to the rain, there was no golf so the trophy will be played for later in the year.
The event was organised by Past Captain Jenny McGahan and in her welcoming remarks she particularly mentioned Past Captain Elspeth Low (in the insert in the picture above) and Sheena Mitchell (Second Row, second left) who were captains in 1964 and 1960 respectively
Thanks go to Pearl Slane for the photograph and the report -- To see an enlargement of the photo click on all the photo above
Senior's Supper --- Cinderella
At Deeside last month at the Scottish Senior's Championship there was entertainment at the evening of the Senior's Supper.
Liz Munro the tournament referee with the help of Pam Gordon(Inverness), Isobel McIntosh (Inverness), Eleanor Fisken (Nairn), Nancy Duncan (Brechin), Esme Hill (Dumfries and County) and Carol Whicher (Aberdeen Ladies) give their version of "Cinderella"
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Liz Munro the tournament referee with the help of Pam Gordon(Inverness), Isobel McIntosh (Inverness), Eleanor Fisken (Nairn), Nancy Duncan (Brechin), Esme Hill (Dumfries and County) and Carol Whicher (Aberdeen Ladies) give their version of "Cinderella"
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Please note all videos can only be seen with broadband connections plus have your sound turned on ---- hopefully will keep going through the ones I have from the Scottish Seniors and add them to this website
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Saturday, 9 August 2008
Medal 10 - Douglas Park
Played 8th August 2008, SSS 72, CSS 75 (Reduction Only), 52 Entrants
Silver :
Alison Miller 89 - 14 = 75 acb
Lindsay McLean 89 - 14 = 75
Joan Gemmell 82 - 6 = 76
Bronze:
Christina Curry 109 - 34 = 75
Pat Kennedy 97 - 21 = 76
Margaret McLaughlin 105 - 28 = 77
The winner of the Granny Prize is Joan Gemmell.
The winner of the Bionic Cup is Helen Robertson.
The winner of the Golf Foundation Brooch is Christina Curry.
Silver :
Alison Miller 89 - 14 = 75 acb
Lindsay McLean 89 - 14 = 75
Joan Gemmell 82 - 6 = 76
Bronze:
Christina Curry 109 - 34 = 75
Pat Kennedy 97 - 21 = 76
Margaret McLaughlin 105 - 28 = 77
The winner of the Granny Prize is Joan Gemmell.
The winner of the Bionic Cup is Helen Robertson.
The winner of the Golf Foundation Brooch is Christina Curry.
Tear to a Glass Eye - No golf on a wet Saturday
Today is wet and horrible and one of my best friends sent me a link to this fantastic video and I thought I would like to share it with all my readers and animal lovers who may be sitting in front of their computers and glad not to be out in the rain "hacking" away at that wee ball !!
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