Ireland and Scotland shared the first-day four-ball foursomes honours 2-2 in the annual Mary McKenna Trophy golf match between the Senior Women Amateur golfers of both countries at Portmarnock Golf Club, near Dublin.
To read the full report go to the West Vets Website
Wednesday, 21 July 2010
Coronation Foursomes --- Ranfurly Castle Patnership are the Winners
148 ladies took part in the Peugeot Coronation Foursomes West Area Final on the 20th July 2010. The weather held up for an enjoyable day of golf with Sheila Biggart & Jan McNab of Ranfurly Castle victorious with 37 points. Runners up were Pat Duffy & Liz Keohone of Loudoun with 36 points. Third place were Mairead Smith Hume & Josephine Binnie from Stirling with 35 points. The winners go through to represent the West at the Finals which will take place at St Andrews in September. Pictured above from left to right are Stirling, Ranfurly Castle, Nancy Chisolm (LGU), Gale Macpherson (Area Manager), Loudoun Gowf.
Tuesday, 20 July 2010
Susan Wood wins Lanakshire's Morison Cup
Susan Wood, for the third year in a row was the winner of the Lanarkshire County 36 hole Morison Cup at Colville Park Golf Club today. Lesley Lloyd was runner up. Janice Paterson with two rounds of net 70 was the winner of the handicap prize.
Leading Scores: SSS 71 CSS 71,70
Susan Wood 145 (70,75)
Lesley Lloyd 147 (75,72)
Janice Paterson 152 (76,76)
Leading Scores: SSS 71 CSS 71,70
Susan Wood 145 (70,75)
Lesley Lloyd 147 (75,72)
Janice Paterson 152 (76,76)
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Monday, 19 July 2010
Photos from the Open --- The 12th Hole Gorse Bush !!
West Vets Captain Helen Faulds at the 12th Hole Gorse Bush --- The downfall of Paul Casey on the final day --- Click to enlarge
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Kilmacolm's Colin Brown (Captain of the R&A) and Ranfurly Castle's Mike Brown (Chairman of Championship) at the Final Day Prizegiving of the Claret Jug to to 2010 Winner Louis Oosthuizen
Sunday, 18 July 2010
Saturday, 17 July 2010
Final Result at the Scottish Girls Championship
Lesley Atkins beat Kate McIntosh 5 and 4
To read the full report go to the Gillian Kirkwood Website
To read the full report go to the Gillian Kirkwood Website
Friday, 16 July 2010
Scottish Girls Quarter and Semi Finals
After a day of shock results at windswept Eyemouth, Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe), 25th of the 32 qualifiers, will play the No 3 seed, Lesley Atkins (Gullane), in an all-Lothians 18-hole final of the Scottish girls’ championship tomorrow morning.
McIntosh toppled the No 1 seed and hot favourite Rachael Watton (Craigielaw) by 3 and 1 in the quarter-finals and then, with the wind increasing in intensity, Kate KO’d the No 4 seed, Gemma Dryburgh from Aberdeen via Florida, where she is a student at the IMG David Leadbetter Golf Academy.
Gemma could not manage a single par on the outward half in the so difficult conditions for the semi-finals and McIntosh was five up at the turn. She went on to win 6 and 5.
Lesley Atkins, a pupil a Loretto School, Musselburgh and originally a member of Minto Golf Club when she was the youngest-ever Borders women's county champion, upset the form book in the morning with a 5 and 3 win over the No 2 seed and Renfrewshire women’s county champion Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm).
In the afternoon, Atkins was roughly seven over par for the outward half into the gale but had a lead of two holes over the No 3 seed, Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw). MacDonald rallied in the closing stages from three to one down by winning the 15th and 16th but she four-putted to lose the 17th and the match 2 and 1.
All four semi-finalists are young enough to compete again in next year’s championship which is unusual – McIntosh is 16, Atkins 15, MacDonald 17 and Dryburgh 17.
The Ansley Reid Salver second-tier match-play competition - Kate McIntosh won it last year, incidentally - was won this year by Rachel Hanlon (St Regulus), the East of Scotland girls champion who was expected to qualify for the main event but didn’t. She beat Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe) 3 and 2 in the final.
Afternoon results:
CHAMPIONSHIP
Semi-finals
Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) bt Gemma Dryburgh (IMG Academies) 6 and 5.
Lesley Atkins (Gullane) bt Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) 2 and 1.
ANSLEY REID SALVER
Final
Rachel Hanlon (St Regulus) bt Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe) 3 and 2.
Thanks go to Colin Farquharson for the report and results
McIntosh toppled the No 1 seed and hot favourite Rachael Watton (Craigielaw) by 3 and 1 in the quarter-finals and then, with the wind increasing in intensity, Kate KO’d the No 4 seed, Gemma Dryburgh from Aberdeen via Florida, where she is a student at the IMG David Leadbetter Golf Academy.
Gemma could not manage a single par on the outward half in the so difficult conditions for the semi-finals and McIntosh was five up at the turn. She went on to win 6 and 5.
Lesley Atkins, a pupil a Loretto School, Musselburgh and originally a member of Minto Golf Club when she was the youngest-ever Borders women's county champion, upset the form book in the morning with a 5 and 3 win over the No 2 seed and Renfrewshire women’s county champion Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm).
In the afternoon, Atkins was roughly seven over par for the outward half into the gale but had a lead of two holes over the No 3 seed, Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw). MacDonald rallied in the closing stages from three to one down by winning the 15th and 16th but she four-putted to lose the 17th and the match 2 and 1.
All four semi-finalists are young enough to compete again in next year’s championship which is unusual – McIntosh is 16, Atkins 15, MacDonald 17 and Dryburgh 17.
The Ansley Reid Salver second-tier match-play competition - Kate McIntosh won it last year, incidentally - was won this year by Rachel Hanlon (St Regulus), the East of Scotland girls champion who was expected to qualify for the main event but didn’t. She beat Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe) 3 and 2 in the final.
Afternoon results:
CHAMPIONSHIP
Semi-finals
Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) bt Gemma Dryburgh (IMG Academies) 6 and 5.
Lesley Atkins (Gullane) bt Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) 2 and 1.
ANSLEY REID SALVER
Final
Rachel Hanlon (St Regulus) bt Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe) 3 and 2.
Thanks go to Colin Farquharson for the report and results
Results from the Scottish Girls Matchplay
Click on the following links
Morning
QUARTER FINALS OF THE SCOTTISH GIRLS ---
Afternoon
SEMI FINAL RESULTS
Morning
QUARTER FINALS OF THE SCOTTISH GIRLS ---
Afternoon
SEMI FINAL RESULTS
Thursday, 15 July 2010
Ayrshire County Summer Meeting
Played over Nerston Golf Course (East Kilbride Golf Club) -- Tuesday 13th July 2010,47 Entrants, SSS 73, PAR 73 CSS 74.
SCRATCH: Audrey Thompson Loudoun 81
1ST NET: Liz Keohone Loudoun 73(6)67
2ND NET: Maggie Magee Kilmarnock (Barassie) 92(21)71 BIH
3RD NET: Julie Mackie The Ladies Golf Club 89(18)71
SCRATCH: Audrey Thompson Loudoun 81
1ST NET: Liz Keohone Loudoun 73(6)67
2ND NET: Maggie Magee Kilmarnock (Barassie) 92(21)71 BIH
3RD NET: Julie Mackie The Ladies Golf Club 89(18)71
West of Scotland's Eilidh Briggs reaches the quarter Finals of the Scottish Under 18's Championshoips
There are four Lothians players, as well as two from the North-east, one from the Highlands and one from the West of Scotland in the last eight of the Scottish girls championship at Eyemouth.
Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) was four up after 13 holes in the second round tie against Renfrewshire's Alyson McKechin (Elderslie). Alyson fought back to square the match but Kate regrouped to win at the 19th.
Loretto School pupil Lesley Atkins (Gullane) plays Renfrewshire Women's County champion Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) in the last of the four morning ties.
TODAY'S RESULTS
FIRST ROUND
Rachael Watton (Mortonhall) beat Jessica Meek (Carnoustie Ladies) 2 and 1.
Paige Kemp (Boyce Hill) beat Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) 3 and 1.
Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) beat Eilidh Watson (Muckhart) 2 holes.
Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) beat Megan Clyne (Deeside) 3 and 2.
Alison Goodwin (Glenbervie) beat Gillian Scanlan (Hamilton) 2 and 1.
Rachel Polson (Peterculter) beat Linsey Stevenson (Elie and Earlsferry) 4 and 3.
Keren Ward (Glen) beat Natasha Qayum (Ranfurly Castle) 5 and 3.
Gemma Dryburgh (IMG Academies) beat Lesley Cosh (Cowglen) 3 and 2.
Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) beat Samanatha Munro (Aberdour) 3 and 1.
Katie Reid (Monifieth) beat Alexis Hutton (Falkirk Tryst) 2 and 1.
Jennifer Hide (Royal Norwich) beat Clara Young (North Berwick) 3 and 2.
Hannah McCook (Abernethy) beat Jemma Chalmers (Monifieth) 6 and 5.
Lesley Atkins (Gullane) beat Gilliian Simpson (Murrayfield) 3 and 2.
Rachael Taylor (Hartl GR, Germany) beat Mhairi McKay (West Kilbride) 8 and 7.
Jill Meldrum (Dullatur) beat Catherine Scott (Craigielaw) 6 and 5.
Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) beat Kimberley Beveridge (Aboyne) 8 and 7.
SECOND ROUND
Watton beat Kemp 2 and 1.
McIntosh beat McKechin at 19th
Polson beat Goodwin 5 and 4.
Dryburgh beat Ward 4 and 3.
MacDonald beat Reid 4 and 3.
McCook beat Hide 5 and 3.
Atkins beat Taylor 2 holes.
Briggs beat Meldrum 1 hole.
ANSLEY REID SALVER
FIRST ROUND
Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) beat Lauren Duncan (Aboyne) 7 and 6.
Nicola Taylor (Dunnikier Park) beat Rosie Everett (Craigielaw) 7 and 5.
Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe) beat Tara MacTaggart (Minto) 3 and 1.
Kirsten MacCallum (Newburgh) beat Jorden Ferrie (Kirkintilloch) 4 and 3.
Katie McCracken (Powfoot) beat Hannah Robb (Strathmore) 3 and 2.
Heather Munro (Monifieth) beat Gillian Arnott (Kilbirnie Place) 4 and 3.
Katie McGarva (Troon Ladies) beat Eleanor Tunn (Reay) 1 hole.
Rachel Hanlon (St Regulus) beat Louise McGillivray (Banchory) 1 hole.
QUARTER-FINALS
Taylor beat Jaffrey 2 holes.
Scott beat MacCallum 6 and 4.
McCracken beat Munro at 25th.
Hanlon beat McGarva at 20th.
Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) was four up after 13 holes in the second round tie against Renfrewshire's Alyson McKechin (Elderslie). Alyson fought back to square the match but Kate regrouped to win at the 19th.
Loretto School pupil Lesley Atkins (Gullane) plays Renfrewshire Women's County champion Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) in the last of the four morning ties.
TODAY'S RESULTS
FIRST ROUND
Rachael Watton (Mortonhall) beat Jessica Meek (Carnoustie Ladies) 2 and 1.
Paige Kemp (Boyce Hill) beat Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) 3 and 1.
Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) beat Eilidh Watson (Muckhart) 2 holes.
Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) beat Megan Clyne (Deeside) 3 and 2.
Alison Goodwin (Glenbervie) beat Gillian Scanlan (Hamilton) 2 and 1.
Rachel Polson (Peterculter) beat Linsey Stevenson (Elie and Earlsferry) 4 and 3.
Keren Ward (Glen) beat Natasha Qayum (Ranfurly Castle) 5 and 3.
Gemma Dryburgh (IMG Academies) beat Lesley Cosh (Cowglen) 3 and 2.
Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) beat Samanatha Munro (Aberdour) 3 and 1.
Katie Reid (Monifieth) beat Alexis Hutton (Falkirk Tryst) 2 and 1.
Jennifer Hide (Royal Norwich) beat Clara Young (North Berwick) 3 and 2.
Hannah McCook (Abernethy) beat Jemma Chalmers (Monifieth) 6 and 5.
Lesley Atkins (Gullane) beat Gilliian Simpson (Murrayfield) 3 and 2.
Rachael Taylor (Hartl GR, Germany) beat Mhairi McKay (West Kilbride) 8 and 7.
Jill Meldrum (Dullatur) beat Catherine Scott (Craigielaw) 6 and 5.
Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) beat Kimberley Beveridge (Aboyne) 8 and 7.
SECOND ROUND
Watton beat Kemp 2 and 1.
McIntosh beat McKechin at 19th
Polson beat Goodwin 5 and 4.
Dryburgh beat Ward 4 and 3.
MacDonald beat Reid 4 and 3.
McCook beat Hide 5 and 3.
Atkins beat Taylor 2 holes.
Briggs beat Meldrum 1 hole.
ANSLEY REID SALVER
FIRST ROUND
Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) beat Lauren Duncan (Aboyne) 7 and 6.
Nicola Taylor (Dunnikier Park) beat Rosie Everett (Craigielaw) 7 and 5.
Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe) beat Tara MacTaggart (Minto) 3 and 1.
Kirsten MacCallum (Newburgh) beat Jorden Ferrie (Kirkintilloch) 4 and 3.
Katie McCracken (Powfoot) beat Hannah Robb (Strathmore) 3 and 2.
Heather Munro (Monifieth) beat Gillian Arnott (Kilbirnie Place) 4 and 3.
Katie McGarva (Troon Ladies) beat Eleanor Tunn (Reay) 1 hole.
Rachel Hanlon (St Regulus) beat Louise McGillivray (Banchory) 1 hole.
QUARTER-FINALS
Taylor beat Jaffrey 2 holes.
Scott beat MacCallum 6 and 4.
McCracken beat Munro at 25th.
Hanlon beat McGarva at 20th.
Scottish Girls Matchplay Results -- Live Scoring
MATCHPLAY RESULTS ROUND 1 FROM THE SCOTTISH GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIPS
CLICK ON THIS LINK FOR THE AFTERNOON PLAY ---- ROUND 2 OF THE MATCHPLAY STAGES
CLICK ON THIS LINK FOR THE AFTERNOON PLAY ---- ROUND 2 OF THE MATCHPLAY STAGES
Wednesday, 14 July 2010
Scottish Girls Championship Strokeplay Results
Mortonhall's Rachael Watton established herself as an overwhelming favourite to win the Scottish Under-18 girls' match-play championship when she headed the 32 qualifiers at Eyemouth Golf Club today by ELEVEN shots.
Rounds of 73 and 71 over the par-73 course gave the in-form Rachael, pictured by Cal Carson Golf Agency, a splendid 36-hole aggregate of two-under-par 144.
No 2 seed is Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) with scores of 79 and 76.
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH-PLAY QUALIFIERS
Par 146 (2x73). CSS 75 76
Scores are from the SLGA website and the first figure listed is the player's handicap (0 = scratch).
Rachael Watton Mortonhall 73 71 144
Eilidh Briggs Kilmacolm 79 76 155
Gabrielle MacDonald Craigielaw 79 77 156
Gemma Dryburgh IMG Academies 79 77 156
Gillian Scanlan Hamilton 76 80 156
Hannah McCook Abernethy 78 79 157
Lesley Atkins Gullane 77 81 158
Megan Clyne Deeside 81 78 159
Alyson McKechin Elderslie 81 79 160
Rachael Taylor Hartl Golf Resort 80 81 161
Jennifer Hide Royal Norwich 78 83 161
Linsey Stevenson Elie & Earlsferry 81 82 163
Keren Ward Glen 85 79 164
Alexis Hutton Falkirk Tryst 83 82 165
Jill Meldrum Dullatur 81 84 165
Paige Kemp Boyce Hill 84 82 166
Lauren Whyte St Regulus 81 85 166
Catherine Small Craigielaw 84 83 167
Katie Reid Monifieth 83 84 167
Natasha Qayum Ranfurly Castle 82 85 167
Rachel Polson Peterculter 83 85 168
Clara Young North Berwick 78 90 168
Mhairi McKay West Kilbride 82 87 169
Eilidh Watson Muckhart 83 88 171
Kate McIntosh Broomieknowe 85 87 172
Gillian Simpson Murrayfield 85 87 172
Jemma Chalmers Monifieth 90 83 173
Alison Goodwin Glenbervie 86 87 173
Lesley Cosh Cowglen 86 87 173
Samantha Munro Aberdour 88 87 175
Kimberley Beveridge Aboyne 90 86 176
Jessica Meek Carnoustie Ladies 86 91 177
MISSED THE CUT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Connie Jaffrey Troon Ladies 91 87 178
Rachel Hanlon St Regulus 88 90 178
Katie McCracken Powfoot 89 90 179
Jorden Ferrie Kirkintilloch 88 91 179
Hannah Scott Broomieknowe 87 92 179
Gillian Arnott Kilbirnie Place 91 89 180
Katie McGarva The Ladies Club, Troon 88 92 180
Rosie Everett Craigielaw 85 95 180
Nicola Taylor Dunnikier Park 88 93 181
Eleanor Tunn Reay 87 95 182
Heather Munro Monifieth 87 96 183
Tara MacTaggart Minto 92 92 184
Kirsten MacCallum Newburgh-on-Ythan 89 95 184
Hannah Robb Strathmore 88 97 185
Louise McGillivray Banchory 91 98 189
Lauren Duncan Aboyne 99 91 190
Kirstin Scott Milngavie 96 95 191
Tegan Seivwright Deeside 97 98 195
Danielle Ker Kelso 92 104 196
Olivia Borwick Ellon 102 100 202
Aileen Campbell Cardross 101 101 202
Shannen McGuire Canmore 110 93 203
Alexandra Qayum Ranfurly Castle 97 106 203
Shannon McWilliam Aboyne 98 109 207
Leanne Wilson Kelso 105 116 221
Catherine Goodwin Glenbervie 111 111 222
Laura Mathewson Kelso 115 112 227
CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW
Top half
Rachael Watton v Jessica Meek
Lauren Whyte v Paige Kemp
Alyson McKechin v Eilidh Watson
Kate McIntosh v Megan Clyne
Gillian Scanlan v Alison Goodwin
Rachel Polson v Linsey Stevenson
Keren Ward v Natasha Qayum
Lesley Cosh v Gemma Dryburgh
Lower half
Gabrielle MacDnald v Samantha Munro
Katie Reid v Alexis Hutton
Jennifer Hide v Clara Young
Jemma Chalmers v Hannah McCook
Lesley Atkins v Gillian Simpson
Mhairi McKay v Rachael Taylor
Jill Meldrum v Catherine Small
Kimberley Beveridge v Elidh Briggs.
ANSLEY REID SALVER
Top half
Connie Jaffrey v Lauren Duncan
Nicola Taylor v Rosie Everett
Hannah Scott v Tara MacTaggart
Kirsten MacCallum v Jorden Ferrie
Lower half
Katie McCracken v Hannah Robb
Heather Munro v Gillian Arnott
Katie McGarva v Eleanor Tunn
Louise McGillivray v Rachel Hanlon
Thanks go to Colin Farquharson for all the results and report
Rounds of 73 and 71 over the par-73 course gave the in-form Rachael, pictured by Cal Carson Golf Agency, a splendid 36-hole aggregate of two-under-par 144.
No 2 seed is Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) with scores of 79 and 76.
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH-PLAY QUALIFIERS
Par 146 (2x73). CSS 75 76
Scores are from the SLGA website and the first figure listed is the player's handicap (0 = scratch).
Rachael Watton Mortonhall 73 71 144
Eilidh Briggs Kilmacolm 79 76 155
Gabrielle MacDonald Craigielaw 79 77 156
Gemma Dryburgh IMG Academies 79 77 156
Gillian Scanlan Hamilton 76 80 156
Hannah McCook Abernethy 78 79 157
Lesley Atkins Gullane 77 81 158
Megan Clyne Deeside 81 78 159
Alyson McKechin Elderslie 81 79 160
Rachael Taylor Hartl Golf Resort 80 81 161
Jennifer Hide Royal Norwich 78 83 161
Linsey Stevenson Elie & Earlsferry 81 82 163
Keren Ward Glen 85 79 164
Alexis Hutton Falkirk Tryst 83 82 165
Jill Meldrum Dullatur 81 84 165
Paige Kemp Boyce Hill 84 82 166
Lauren Whyte St Regulus 81 85 166
Catherine Small Craigielaw 84 83 167
Katie Reid Monifieth 83 84 167
Natasha Qayum Ranfurly Castle 82 85 167
Rachel Polson Peterculter 83 85 168
Clara Young North Berwick 78 90 168
Mhairi McKay West Kilbride 82 87 169
Eilidh Watson Muckhart 83 88 171
Kate McIntosh Broomieknowe 85 87 172
Gillian Simpson Murrayfield 85 87 172
Jemma Chalmers Monifieth 90 83 173
Alison Goodwin Glenbervie 86 87 173
Lesley Cosh Cowglen 86 87 173
Samantha Munro Aberdour 88 87 175
Kimberley Beveridge Aboyne 90 86 176
Jessica Meek Carnoustie Ladies 86 91 177
MISSED THE CUT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Connie Jaffrey Troon Ladies 91 87 178
Rachel Hanlon St Regulus 88 90 178
Katie McCracken Powfoot 89 90 179
Jorden Ferrie Kirkintilloch 88 91 179
Hannah Scott Broomieknowe 87 92 179
Gillian Arnott Kilbirnie Place 91 89 180
Katie McGarva The Ladies Club, Troon 88 92 180
Rosie Everett Craigielaw 85 95 180
Nicola Taylor Dunnikier Park 88 93 181
Eleanor Tunn Reay 87 95 182
Heather Munro Monifieth 87 96 183
Tara MacTaggart Minto 92 92 184
Kirsten MacCallum Newburgh-on-Ythan 89 95 184
Hannah Robb Strathmore 88 97 185
Louise McGillivray Banchory 91 98 189
Lauren Duncan Aboyne 99 91 190
Kirstin Scott Milngavie 96 95 191
Tegan Seivwright Deeside 97 98 195
Danielle Ker Kelso 92 104 196
Olivia Borwick Ellon 102 100 202
Aileen Campbell Cardross 101 101 202
Shannen McGuire Canmore 110 93 203
Alexandra Qayum Ranfurly Castle 97 106 203
Shannon McWilliam Aboyne 98 109 207
Leanne Wilson Kelso 105 116 221
Catherine Goodwin Glenbervie 111 111 222
Laura Mathewson Kelso 115 112 227
CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW
Top half
Rachael Watton v Jessica Meek
Lauren Whyte v Paige Kemp
Alyson McKechin v Eilidh Watson
Kate McIntosh v Megan Clyne
Gillian Scanlan v Alison Goodwin
Rachel Polson v Linsey Stevenson
Keren Ward v Natasha Qayum
Lesley Cosh v Gemma Dryburgh
Lower half
Gabrielle MacDnald v Samantha Munro
Katie Reid v Alexis Hutton
Jennifer Hide v Clara Young
Jemma Chalmers v Hannah McCook
Lesley Atkins v Gillian Simpson
Mhairi McKay v Rachael Taylor
Jill Meldrum v Catherine Small
Kimberley Beveridge v Elidh Briggs.
ANSLEY REID SALVER
Top half
Connie Jaffrey v Lauren Duncan
Nicola Taylor v Rosie Everett
Hannah Scott v Tara MacTaggart
Kirsten MacCallum v Jorden Ferrie
Lower half
Katie McCracken v Hannah Robb
Heather Munro v Gillian Arnott
Katie McGarva v Eleanor Tunn
Louise McGillivray v Rachel Hanlon
Thanks go to Colin Farquharson for all the results and report
Apologies from your Webmaster
Sorry there has been no reports for the last few days as your webmaster has been away. No signal for me to get the news of the Girls at the Scottish Under 18 Championships
Saturday, 10 July 2010
Live Scoring from the USA Open that had been delayed with bad weather.
Mhairi Mckay is tied on 34th at the moment
Mhairi Mckay is tied on 34th at the moment
Scotland Girls win their last European Match
SCOTLAND 2.5, NETHERLANDS 0.5
Foursome
A McKechin and R Taylor halved with K Jansen and K B akker.
Singles:
R Watton beat A Van Dam 4 and 2.
E Briggs beat I D Nieuwenhuis 3 and 2.
To read the full report go tro the Gillian Kirkwood Website
Foursome
A McKechin and R Taylor halved with K Jansen and K B akker.
Singles:
R Watton beat A Van Dam 4 and 2.
E Briggs beat I D Nieuwenhuis 3 and 2.
To read the full report go tro the Gillian Kirkwood Website
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Haggs Castle Open Day Success
Some of the Centenary Ladies Open Day Winners with Captain Jennifer Mack at the front - Click to enlarge
The Haggs Castle Ladies Centenary Open Day event took place on Tuesday 29th June.
There were 160 players playing and 96 players balloted out.
There were 160 players playing and 96 players balloted out.
In the raffle prize draw £1000 was raised to give to Erskine Hospital .
Great format (2 ball better ball Stableford -- 3/4 of current handicap.)
Congratulations to Haggs Castle Centenary Captain Jennifer Mack for organizing this great event and all the helpers -- We did enjoy the day
Congratulations to Haggs Castle Centenary Captain Jennifer Mack for organizing this great event and all the helpers -- We did enjoy the day
Would you like to advertise your Open Day then email -- your webmaster
Scotland win the Bronze Medal at the European Team Championship
Scotland beat Germany 5-2 in the play-off for the bronze medals on the final day of the European women's amateur team championship at La Manga, Spain.
Spain, conquerors of the Scots in Friday's semi-finals won the gold, beating Sweden 4-3 in the championship final.
Scotland took a 3-0 grip on the match against the Germans by winning the two foursomes - Pamela Pretswell and Laura Murray, and Kelsey MacDonald and Louise Kenney, then taking the top singles with a 20th hole great win by Kelsey over Valerie Sternebeck.
Pretswell and Murray lost their singles 3 and 2, and 4 and 2 respecitvely before Jane Turner steadied the ship with her best performance of the week. The Craigielaw player beat US college circuit player Stephanie Kirchmayr 5 and 4.
That gave Scotland a winning lead and, in the tradition of these championships, any other matches still out on the course automatically stop with the player in the lead at that time declared the winner. That gave Kenney a victory although she was just one up after 12 holes on Pia Halbig.
England's form nosedived after their defeat in Thursday's quarter-finals by Scotland. They finished on a downer by losing 4.5 to 0.5 to France.
Results:
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
Final
SPAIN 4, SWEDEN 3
Play-off for third place
GERMANY 2, SCOTLAND 5
Foursomes (0-2)
P Halbig and T Hoffmeister lost to P Pretswell and L Murray 3 and 2.
L Katzy and S Kirchmayr lost to K MacDonald and L Kenney 1 hole.
Singles (2-3)
V Sternebeck lost to MacDonald at 20th.
Hoffmeister bt Pretswell 3 and 2.
Katzy bt Murray 4 and 2.
Kirchmayr lost to J Turner 5 and 4.
Halbig lost to Kenney (1 up after 12 holes).
Also:
FRANCE 4.5, ENGLAND 0.5
Foursome (1-0)
A Riguelle and I Lescudier bt C Douglass and H Burke 4 and 3.
Singles (3.5-0.5)
M Bazin de Jessey bt R Jennings 1 hole.
L Andrew bt H Clyburn 2 and 1.
V Derrey bt H Davis 3 and 2.
M Ricordeau halved with H Barwood.
DENMARK 4, NETHERLANDS 1
FLIGHT B
WALES 3, SWITZERLAND 2
NORWAY 4, AUSTRIA 1
Thanks go to Colin Farquarson for the report
Spain, conquerors of the Scots in Friday's semi-finals won the gold, beating Sweden 4-3 in the championship final.
Scotland took a 3-0 grip on the match against the Germans by winning the two foursomes - Pamela Pretswell and Laura Murray, and Kelsey MacDonald and Louise Kenney, then taking the top singles with a 20th hole great win by Kelsey over Valerie Sternebeck.
Pretswell and Murray lost their singles 3 and 2, and 4 and 2 respecitvely before Jane Turner steadied the ship with her best performance of the week. The Craigielaw player beat US college circuit player Stephanie Kirchmayr 5 and 4.
That gave Scotland a winning lead and, in the tradition of these championships, any other matches still out on the course automatically stop with the player in the lead at that time declared the winner. That gave Kenney a victory although she was just one up after 12 holes on Pia Halbig.
England's form nosedived after their defeat in Thursday's quarter-finals by Scotland. They finished on a downer by losing 4.5 to 0.5 to France.
Results:
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
Final
SPAIN 4, SWEDEN 3
Play-off for third place
GERMANY 2, SCOTLAND 5
Foursomes (0-2)
P Halbig and T Hoffmeister lost to P Pretswell and L Murray 3 and 2.
L Katzy and S Kirchmayr lost to K MacDonald and L Kenney 1 hole.
Singles (2-3)
V Sternebeck lost to MacDonald at 20th.
Hoffmeister bt Pretswell 3 and 2.
Katzy bt Murray 4 and 2.
Kirchmayr lost to J Turner 5 and 4.
Halbig lost to Kenney (1 up after 12 holes).
Also:
FRANCE 4.5, ENGLAND 0.5
Foursome (1-0)
A Riguelle and I Lescudier bt C Douglass and H Burke 4 and 3.
Singles (3.5-0.5)
M Bazin de Jessey bt R Jennings 1 hole.
L Andrew bt H Clyburn 2 and 1.
V Derrey bt H Davis 3 and 2.
M Ricordeau halved with H Barwood.
DENMARK 4, NETHERLANDS 1
FLIGHT B
WALES 3, SWITZERLAND 2
NORWAY 4, AUSTRIA 1
Thanks go to Colin Farquarson for the report
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Connie Jaffrey wins the Under 14 Scottish Girls Championship
In the Loretto School Scottish U14s Girls Championship, the title went to West Kilbride’s Connie Jaffrey after she posted a tremendous two-under par 68 to edge out Clara Young from North Berwick by two shots.
Connie was a magnificent seven-under par during an exceptional ten-hole spell which included an eagle three at the par five 15th. The Ayrshire youngster’s victory could have been even more impressive but for a double-bogey five on the final hole
GIRLS --- Leading Scores
Par 70
68 Connie Jaffrey (West Kilbride).
70 Clara Young (North Berwick).
73 Eloise Healey (Lee Park).
78 Samanthan Fuller (Roehampton).
79 Lauren Whyte (St Regulus).
80 Claire Gadsby (Crieff), Heather Munro (Monifieth).
Some Other West of Scotland Players
85 Emma Hale (Treoon Bentinck).
88 Alexandra Qayum (Ranfurly Castle)
89 Eva O’Connor (Bothwell Castle).
91 Hazel MacGarvie (Troon Ladies), Kirsten Brown (Torrance House).
May Hughes is the 2010 West Vets Champion
Congratulations go to May Hughes of Lanark who won the West Vets Championship over Renfrew Golf Course yesterday. She won at the 18th Hole against Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie). To read the full report and see a few photographs go to the West Vets Website
Friday, 9 July 2010
Scotland lose to Spain in European Team Championship
Scotland will play Germany on Saturday for the bronze medals after losing 4.5 to 2.5 at the hands of Spain today in the semi-finals of the European women's amateur team championship at La Manga, Spain.
Pamela Pretswell and Laura Murray lost at the 19th to Spain's Carlota Ciganda and Marta Silva.
Kelsey MacDonald and Louise Kenney squared it for Scotland by beating M Prat and E Folch 2 and 1.
But Spain took the singles comfortably after Carlota Ciganda gained a measure of revenge for her defeat in the "British" at Ganton by Kelsey MacDonald. Carlota won this one by one hole.
Laura Murray lost 4 and 3 to Marta Silva and Megan Briggs went down by 6 and 5 to M Prat to give Spaniard 4pt - a winning lead in a 7pt match.
Louise Kenney beat E Floch by 5 and 3 and the Pretswell v Urchequi match was declared a square match because overall it could not affect the outcome.
Spain will play Sweden in the final, having beaten them 5.5 to 1.5 today.
England, beaten 4-3 by Scotland on Thursday, beat Netherlands 3.5 to 1.5 but the best they can do is finish fifth.
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
Day 3
SWEDEN 4.5, FRANCE 2.5
GERMANY 5, DENMARK 2.
SCOTLAND 4, ENGLAND 3
NETHERLANDS 3, SPAIN 4
Day 4
Semi-finals
SCOTLAND 2.5, SPAIN 4.5
Foursomes 1-1
P Pretswell and L Murray lost to C Ciganda and M Silva at 19th.
K MacDonald and L Kenney bt M Prat and E Folch 2 and 1.
Singles 1.5-3.5
MacDonald lost to Ciganda 1 hole.
Murray lost to Silva 4 and 3.
M Briggs lost to Prat 6 and 5.
Kenney bt Folch 5 and 3.
Pretswell halved with A Urchegui.
Pamela Pretswell and Laura Murray lost at the 19th to Spain's Carlota Ciganda and Marta Silva.
Kelsey MacDonald and Louise Kenney squared it for Scotland by beating M Prat and E Folch 2 and 1.
But Spain took the singles comfortably after Carlota Ciganda gained a measure of revenge for her defeat in the "British" at Ganton by Kelsey MacDonald. Carlota won this one by one hole.
Laura Murray lost 4 and 3 to Marta Silva and Megan Briggs went down by 6 and 5 to M Prat to give Spaniard 4pt - a winning lead in a 7pt match.
Louise Kenney beat E Floch by 5 and 3 and the Pretswell v Urchequi match was declared a square match because overall it could not affect the outcome.
Spain will play Sweden in the final, having beaten them 5.5 to 1.5 today.
England, beaten 4-3 by Scotland on Thursday, beat Netherlands 3.5 to 1.5 but the best they can do is finish fifth.
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
Day 3
SWEDEN 4.5, FRANCE 2.5
GERMANY 5, DENMARK 2.
SCOTLAND 4, ENGLAND 3
NETHERLANDS 3, SPAIN 4
Day 4
Semi-finals
SCOTLAND 2.5, SPAIN 4.5
Foursomes 1-1
P Pretswell and L Murray lost to C Ciganda and M Silva at 19th.
K MacDonald and L Kenney bt M Prat and E Folch 2 and 1.
Singles 1.5-3.5
MacDonald lost to Ciganda 1 hole.
Murray lost to Silva 4 and 3.
M Briggs lost to Prat 6 and 5.
Kenney bt Folch 5 and 3.
Pretswell halved with A Urchegui.
Scotland Girls lose to Italy
Bianca Maria Fabrizio and Chiara Brizzolari beat Alyson McKeckin and Rachael Taylor 4/3
Eugenia Ferrero halved Rachael Watton
Laura Sedda lost to Eilidh Briggs 6/4
Eugenia Ferrero halved Rachael Watton
Laura Sedda lost to Eilidh Briggs 6/4
Mhairi McKay has great first round in the USA Open
Glasgow's Mhairi McKay put her poor form of this season - she has to pre-qualify (at the moment) for the Women's British Open - with a par-matching round of 71 to be sharing sixth place, only two shots behind the leader, American Brittany Lang.
And Curtis Cup amateur Sally Watson (Elie and Earlsferry) can be proud of a 75 which put her ahead of many established names on the LPGA Tour.
LEADING SCORES
Par 71
69 Brittany Lang
70 Kelli Shean, Amy Yang, Inbee Park (Kor), M.J. Hur (Kor)
71 Sakura Yokomine (Jpn), Mhairi McKay (Sco)
And Curtis Cup amateur Sally Watson (Elie and Earlsferry) can be proud of a 75 which put her ahead of many established names on the LPGA Tour.
LEADING SCORES
Par 71
69 Brittany Lang
70 Kelli Shean, Amy Yang, Inbee Park (Kor), M.J. Hur (Kor)
71 Sakura Yokomine (Jpn), Mhairi McKay (Sco)
Live Scoring from the European Team Girls Championships
LIVE SCORING FROM THE GIRLS EUROPEAN TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
Then Click on link next to the Country ---- Scotland play Italy
Result Italy 2 Scotland 1
Then Click on link next to the Country ---- Scotland play Italy
Result Italy 2 Scotland 1
Thursday, 8 July 2010
Scottish Girls lose to Czech Republic
The Scottish Girls lost 2-1 to the Czech Republic in the 2nd Flight match in Aalborg Golf Club, Denmark in the European Girls Team Championships
Results:
Alyson McKeckin and Rachael Taylor beat Adela Cejnarova Katerina Krasova 1 hole
Rachael Watton lost to Karolina Vickova 2/1
Eilidh Briggs lost to Klara Spilkova 6/5
Results:
Alyson McKeckin and Rachael Taylor beat Adela Cejnarova Katerina Krasova 1 hole
Rachael Watton lost to Karolina Vickova 2/1
Eilidh Briggs lost to Klara Spilkova 6/5
Scotland beat England to reach Euro semi-finals at La Manga
A great win for Scotland over England in their first match of the Championship Flight of the European women's team championship at La Manga.
Scotland, sixth of the eight qualifiers for the top flight, compared to England's third seeding position, took a grip on the match when they led 2-0 after the morning foursomes.
England took the singles 3-2 in the afternoon, leaving Scotland the winners by 4-3 and ready to face No 2 seeds Spain in Thursday's semi-finals.
The other semi-final will feature top seeds Sweden against Germany.
TODAY'S RESULTS
SWEDEN 4 1/2, FRANCE 2 1/2
DENMARK 2, GERMANY 5
SCOTLAND 4, ENGLAND 3
Foursomes (2-0)
Pamela Pretswell and Laura Murray bt Charlie Douglass and Holly Clyburn 2 and 1.
Kelsey MacDonald and Louise Kenney bt Hayley Davis and Hannah Burke 3 and 1.
Singles (2-3)
Kelsey MacDonald beat Charlie Douglass 2 and 1.
Laura Murray lost to Rachel Jennings 2 and 1.
Jane Turner lost to Hannah Barwood 2 and 1.
Louise Kenney beat Hannah Burke 3 and 2.
Pamela Pretswell lost to Holly Clyburn 3 and 2.
West of Scotland's Megan Briggs was not played today
Scotland, sixth of the eight qualifiers for the top flight, compared to England's third seeding position, took a grip on the match when they led 2-0 after the morning foursomes.
England took the singles 3-2 in the afternoon, leaving Scotland the winners by 4-3 and ready to face No 2 seeds Spain in Thursday's semi-finals.
The other semi-final will feature top seeds Sweden against Germany.
TODAY'S RESULTS
SWEDEN 4 1/2, FRANCE 2 1/2
DENMARK 2, GERMANY 5
SCOTLAND 4, ENGLAND 3
Foursomes (2-0)
Pamela Pretswell and Laura Murray bt Charlie Douglass and Holly Clyburn 2 and 1.
Kelsey MacDonald and Louise Kenney bt Hayley Davis and Hannah Burke 3 and 1.
Singles (2-3)
Kelsey MacDonald beat Charlie Douglass 2 and 1.
Laura Murray lost to Rachel Jennings 2 and 1.
Jane Turner lost to Hannah Barwood 2 and 1.
Louise Kenney beat Hannah Burke 3 and 2.
Pamela Pretswell lost to Holly Clyburn 3 and 2.
West of Scotland's Megan Briggs was not played today
Free training and tuition - Scottish Disability Golf
The SDGP has a small number of free golf training places remaining at our next PGA supervised session, at Newton Mearns / Mearns Castle Academy on Saturday 17 July. Anyone with a disability,serious health issue or mobility problem, that interferes with the playing of the game will be welcome to attend with a coach or partner.
To learn moore about any of our free training sessions, call 01505 343 866
SDGP.Secretary@ntlworld.com or by downloading a form from www.sdgp.co.uk
Thank you.
The SDGP
To learn moore about any of our free training sessions, call 01505 343 866
SDGP.Secretary@ntlworld.com or by downloading a form from www.sdgp.co.uk
Thank you.
The SDGP
Wednesday, 7 July 2010
Karen Maxwell tells a joke at the Scottish Seniors Supper
D&A's Karen Maxwell told a joke at the Scottish Seniors Supper last week as did D&A's Helen Faulds and Renfrewshire's Marion Stewart. The SLGA sang a song, the West/East Vets did a wee turn as did the Ladies from Muir of Ord. Other performances took place that evening as well. Finally D&A Past Captain Helen MacGregor gave the vote of thanks.
To see all these videos and photographs go to the WEST VETS WEBSITE
Scotland Girls are in the 2nd Flight Matchplay Stages
Scotland's Girls Team failed to qualify for the 1st Flight Matchplay Stages at the U18 Team Championships at Aalborg, Denmark today.
475 Scotland 240 235 (Eilidh Briggs 82-77, Alyson McKechin 82-78, Rachael Taylor 81-88, Rachael Watton 77-80). Scotland have qualified for the 2nd Flight Stages.
To see the full report go to the Gillian Kirkwood Website
475 Scotland 240 235 (Eilidh Briggs 82-77, Alyson McKechin 82-78, Rachael Taylor 81-88, Rachael Watton 77-80). Scotland have qualified for the 2nd Flight Stages.
To see the full report go to the Gillian Kirkwood Website
Strong field for Scottish Girls’ Championship at Eyemouth
NEWS RELEASE ISSUED BY THE SCOTTISH LADIES GOLFING ASSOCIATION
Eilidh Briggs (Kilmalcolm) and Rachael Watton (Mortonhall), who both play off scratch, head a strong entry for the Scottish Girls’ Championship at Eyemouth Golf Club from July 13-17.
It is a first National Championship for the Borders Club and 64 girls – 43 boasting single figure handicaps – will be aiming to lift the trophy won by Ailsa Bain (Peebles) last year.
Eilidh and Rachael are both members of the Scottish Ladies’ Golfing Association’s Performance B squad and they are joined in the line-up by three of their colleagues - Alyson McKechin (Elderslie), Lesley Atkins (Gullane) and Gabrielle Macdonald (Craigielaw).
The field also includes two sets of sisters - Natasha and Alexandra Qayum, from Ranfurly Castle and Alison and Catherine Goodwin from Glenbervie.
The Championship consists of two rounds of stroke-play qualifying (July13-14) with the top 32 advancing to the match-play knock-out stage. The next 16 girls qualify for the Ansley Salver.
The 18 hole final takes place on Saturday, July 17 at 9.00 am.
SCOTLAND MAKE THE 1ST FLIGHT MATCHES AND PLAY ENGLAND
A nine-shot improvement from an opening 82 to a second-round par 73 at La Manga by Scottish champion Kelsey MacDonald (Nairn Dunbar) and a solid 74 by St Rule Trophy winner Laura Murray (Alford) cemented Scotland's qualification for the championship flight.
West of Scotland's Pamela Pretswell and Megan Briggs had a 76 and 77 repectively to help the team qualify.
However the Scots' sixth place means they will play third-placed England in the first round of the match-play series.
Sweden (730) were the top qualifiers ahead of Spain (731) with England (741) third, Denmark (750) fourth, Germany (756) fifth, Scotland (757) sixth, Netherlands (759) seventh.
Austria and France both finished on 760 and France were placed eighth under some tie-breaker system which did not involve the usual comparision of second-round totals as Austria had the better second round total (377 to 383).
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT QUALIFIERS
730 SWEDEN 361 369.
731 SPAIN 368 363.
741 ENGLAND 364 377 (Hannah Barwood 74-75, Hannah Burke 74-74, Holly Clyburn 71-80, Hayley Davis 73-79, Charlie Douglass 74-76, Rachel Jennings 72-73.
750 DENMARK 369 381.
756 GERMANY 381 375.
757 SCOTLAND 379 378 (Megan Briggs 77-77, Louise Kenney 77-78, Kelsey MacDonald 82-73, Laura Murray 77-74, Pamela Pretswell 74-76, Jane Turner 74-80).
759 NETHERLANDS 381 378.
760 FRANCE 377 383
Thanks go to Colin Farquharson for the report
West of Scotland's Pamela Pretswell and Megan Briggs had a 76 and 77 repectively to help the team qualify.
However the Scots' sixth place means they will play third-placed England in the first round of the match-play series.
Sweden (730) were the top qualifiers ahead of Spain (731) with England (741) third, Denmark (750) fourth, Germany (756) fifth, Scotland (757) sixth, Netherlands (759) seventh.
Austria and France both finished on 760 and France were placed eighth under some tie-breaker system which did not involve the usual comparision of second-round totals as Austria had the better second round total (377 to 383).
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT QUALIFIERS
730 SWEDEN 361 369.
731 SPAIN 368 363.
741 ENGLAND 364 377 (Hannah Barwood 74-75, Hannah Burke 74-74, Holly Clyburn 71-80, Hayley Davis 73-79, Charlie Douglass 74-76, Rachel Jennings 72-73.
750 DENMARK 369 381.
756 GERMANY 381 375.
757 SCOTLAND 379 378 (Megan Briggs 77-77, Louise Kenney 77-78, Kelsey MacDonald 82-73, Laura Murray 77-74, Pamela Pretswell 74-76, Jane Turner 74-80).
759 NETHERLANDS 381 378.
760 FRANCE 377 383
Thanks go to Colin Farquharson for the report
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