Played 9th June 2011 over Bonnyton Golf Course , 58 entrants, SSS 72 CSS 75 Reduction only
Results:
Scratch Gillian Kyle (East Renfrewshire) 81
0 - 12
1st Lindsay Mathie (Windyhill) 85 - 11 - 74 acb
2nd June Lockhart (Gleddoch) 84 - 10 - 74
3rd Gillian Kyle (E.Renfrewshire) 81 - 5 - 76
13 +
1st Maureen Cook (Lochwinnoch) 87 - 14 - 73
2nd Moira Barnett (Bonnyton) 94 - 18 - 76 acb
3rd Gillian Gibson (Whitecraigs) 90 - 14 - 76
Medal Final Winner: Carol Fell (Ranfurly Castle)
Ladies Golf News in Scotland, the West of Scotland and Renfrewshire
Thursday, 9 June 2011
Wednesday, 8 June 2011
Lauren Whyte (Fife) and Eilidh Briggs (Renfrewshire) are 1st and 2nd in the Scottish Schools Championship
Lauren Whyte (Fife) won the girls’ titles at the Paul Lawrie Foundation Scottish schools golf championships over the two courses at Murrayshall Hotel, near Perth this week.
Lauren Whyte, a St Regulus Club, St Andrews member who did very well in the recent Scottish women’s championship at Machrihanish, had scores of 71 over the Lynedoch course and 72 over the main circuit for a three-over-par total of 143.
She won by one shot from Renfrewshire women’s county champion Eilidh Briggs, a member of Kilmacolm GC, who reached the final of the Scottish women’s championship.
Eilidh had scores of 74 and 70 at Murrayshall for 144, the same total as Aboyne’s Kimberley Beveridge (South Aberdeenshire) who had rounds of 70 and 74. Briggs’ better second round was the tie-breaker in deciding who received the second place prize
Only two shots separated the first three pairs in the girls’ team championship. Fife won the day with a total of 309, thanks to the sterling efforts of Lauren Whyte and Chloe Goadby.
South Aberdeenshire (Kimberley Beveridge and Shannon McWilliam) were runners-up, only a shot behind on 309, and one stroke further back 309 were the third-placed North Ayrshire pairing of Connie Jaffrey and Mhairi McKay.
The Paul Lawrie Foundation Salver for the best handicap total by a girl was won by Kirsten Pryde (Aberdeen City). Playing off 13, she had net rounds of 65 and 68 for 133.
Runner-up on 137 was Ellie Bryce (South Lanarkshire) with net scores of 68 and 69 off 19.
Molly Stewart (Aberdeen City) came third on 139 with scores off 69 and 70 off 15.
RESULTS
GIRLS
Leading individual totals
Par 140 (69 and 71).
143 Lauren Whyte (Fife) 71 72.
144 Eilidh Briggs (Renfrewshire) 74 70 (better second round), Kimberley Beveridge (South Aberdeenshire) 70 74.
Leading team totals
308 Fife (Lauren Whyte, Chloe Goadby).
309 South Aberdeenshire (Kimberley Beveridge, Shannon McWilliam).
310 North Ayrshire (Connie Jaffrey, Mhairi McKay).
Paul Lawrie Foundation Salver (girls’ handicap)
133 Kirsten Pryde (Aberdeen City) (13) 65 68.
137 Ellie Bryce (South Lanarkshire) (19) 68 69.
139 Molly Stewart (Aberdeen City) (15) 69 70.
Lauren Whyte, a St Regulus Club, St Andrews member who did very well in the recent Scottish women’s championship at Machrihanish, had scores of 71 over the Lynedoch course and 72 over the main circuit for a three-over-par total of 143.
She won by one shot from Renfrewshire women’s county champion Eilidh Briggs, a member of Kilmacolm GC, who reached the final of the Scottish women’s championship.
Eilidh had scores of 74 and 70 at Murrayshall for 144, the same total as Aboyne’s Kimberley Beveridge (South Aberdeenshire) who had rounds of 70 and 74. Briggs’ better second round was the tie-breaker in deciding who received the second place prize
Only two shots separated the first three pairs in the girls’ team championship. Fife won the day with a total of 309, thanks to the sterling efforts of Lauren Whyte and Chloe Goadby.
South Aberdeenshire (Kimberley Beveridge and Shannon McWilliam) were runners-up, only a shot behind on 309, and one stroke further back 309 were the third-placed North Ayrshire pairing of Connie Jaffrey and Mhairi McKay.
The Paul Lawrie Foundation Salver for the best handicap total by a girl was won by Kirsten Pryde (Aberdeen City). Playing off 13, she had net rounds of 65 and 68 for 133.
Runner-up on 137 was Ellie Bryce (South Lanarkshire) with net scores of 68 and 69 off 19.
Molly Stewart (Aberdeen City) came third on 139 with scores off 69 and 70 off 15.
RESULTS
GIRLS
Leading individual totals
Par 140 (69 and 71).
143 Lauren Whyte (Fife) 71 72.
144 Eilidh Briggs (Renfrewshire) 74 70 (better second round), Kimberley Beveridge (South Aberdeenshire) 70 74.
Leading team totals
308 Fife (Lauren Whyte, Chloe Goadby).
309 South Aberdeenshire (Kimberley Beveridge, Shannon McWilliam).
310 North Ayrshire (Connie Jaffrey, Mhairi McKay).
Paul Lawrie Foundation Salver (girls’ handicap)
133 Kirsten Pryde (Aberdeen City) (13) 65 68.
137 Ellie Bryce (South Lanarkshire) (19) 68 69.
139 Molly Stewart (Aberdeen City) (15) 69 70.
Ladies Wanted to play at Deer Park !!!
LADIES COMPLEMENTARY DAY AT DEER PARK GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
Deer Park Golf and Country Club, Livingston are looking for a few lady golfers to partner some of the event sponsors in the Mixed Classic on Saturday 11th June.
The event comprises of 9 holes each of Greensomes, Foursomes and Fourball. Coffee and Biscuits on arrival. Brunch is available after the 1st 9 holes, Pimms is served after the 2nd 9 holes, the day is finished off with a 3 course buffet after the last 9 holes.
Lots of prizes and there is no limit on handicap.
The day is complementary for the few lady golfers who are willing to help us out.
More information can be found by downloading the poster.
Deer Park Mixed Classic or Call Sandy Strachan, Golf Professional, on 01506 446688 if you are interested.
PS Please forward to any lady golfers who you feel may be interested.
Deer Park Golf and Country Club, Livingston are looking for a few lady golfers to partner some of the event sponsors in the Mixed Classic on Saturday 11th June.
The event comprises of 9 holes each of Greensomes, Foursomes and Fourball. Coffee and Biscuits on arrival. Brunch is available after the 1st 9 holes, Pimms is served after the 2nd 9 holes, the day is finished off with a 3 course buffet after the last 9 holes.
Lots of prizes and there is no limit on handicap.
The day is complementary for the few lady golfers who are willing to help us out.
More information can be found by downloading the poster.
Deer Park Mixed Classic or Call Sandy Strachan, Golf Professional, on 01506 446688 if you are interested.
PS Please forward to any lady golfers who you feel may be interested.
BRITISH WOMEN'S GOLF WEDNESDAY TOTALS and MATCHPLAY DRAW
BRITISH WOMEN'S OPEN AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
Royal Portrush Golf Club, Northern Ireland.
QUALIFIERS FOR MATCH-PLAY
Par 148 (2x74). CSS 78 + tbc. Yardage 6401
140 Camilla Hedberg (Spa) 71 69.
142 Louise Kristersson (Swe) 73 69.
143 Nathalie Mansson (Swe) 76 67.
144 Sophia Popov (Ger) 71 73, Christine Wong (Can) 73 71, Lydia Ko (NZ) 71 73.
145 Holly Clyburn (Woodhall Spa) 75 70.
146 Charley Hull (Woburn) 74 72, Marita Engzelius (Nor) 71 75, Amy Boulden (Maesdu) 74 72, Cecilia Cho (NZ) 73 73.
147 Valerie Sternebeck (Ger) 73 74, Lauren Blease (Burhill) 76 71, Therese Koelbaek (Den) 76 71, Lisa Maguire (Slieve Russell) 75 72, Sally Watson (Elie and Earlsferry) 73 74, Nicole Vandermade (Can) 71 76.
148 Iliska Verwey (SAf) 75 73, Leona Maguire (Slieve Russell) 78 70, Anne-Catherine Tanguay (Can) 75 73, Danielle McVeigh (Royal Co Down) 72 76, Celine Boutier (Fra) 76 72, Charlotte Lorentzen (Den) 74 74, Minjee Lee (Aus) 68 80.
149 Thea Hoffmeister (Ger) 77 72, Pia Halbig (Ger) 75 74, Lara Katzy (Ger) 75 74, Giulia Molinaro (Ita) 72 77, Rachael Watton (Mortonhall) 79 70, Kelly Tidy (Royal Birkdale) 77 72.
150 Justine Dreher (Fra) 74 76, Stephanie Meadow (Royal Portrush) 74 76.
151 Marta Sanz Barrio (Spa) 75 76, Stephanie Kirchmayr (Ger) 78 73, Rebecca Lee-Bentham (Can) 75 76, Marta Silva (Spa) 75 76, Laure Castelain (Fra) 79 72.
152 Sara Monberg (Den) 73 79, Lauren Taylor (Woburn) 73 79, Kelsey MacDonald (Nairn Dunbar) 78 74, Louise Kenney (Pitreavie) 74 78, Fanny Vuignier (Swi) 77 75.
153 Charlene Reid (Royal Portrush) 76 77, Charlotte Wild (Mere) 76 77, Patricia Sanz Barrios (Spa) 82 71, Kyle Roig (Puerto Rico) 76 77, Perrine Delacour (Fra) 73 80..
154 Kim Williams (SAf) 80 74, Myrte Eikenaar (Net) 82 72, Alexandra Bonetti (Fra) 77 77, Deirdre Smith (Co Louth) 78 76, Johanna Tillstrom (Swe) 73 81, Jessica Wallace (Can) 79 75, Breanna Elliott (Aus) 74 80.
155 Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) 74 81, Bertine Strauss (SAf) 78 77, Jess Wilcox (Blankney) 78 77, Victoria Bradshaw (Bangor)76 79, Anais Maggetti (Swi) 77 78.
156 Alexandra Vilatte (Fra) 79 77, Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle) 77 79, Emma Broze (Fra) 80 76.
157 (after card play-off: better second rounds) Alexandra Peters (Notts Ladies) 83 74, Emma O'Driscoll (Ballybunion)
FAILED TO QUALIFY
157 Jane Turner (Craigielaw) 79 78
159 Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm) 80 79.
161 Gillian Montieth (Portpatrick Dunskey) 83 78,
164 Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) 78 86,
177 Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey) 85 92.
MATCH-PLAY DRAW
07.30 C Hedberg v E O'Driscoll.
L Castelain v S Meadow.
N Vandermade v M Eikenaar.
K Williams v V Sternebeck.
08.02 A Boulden v J Wilcox.
L Kenney v M Lee.
R Watton v K Roig.
A Maggetti v C Hull.
08.34 S Popov v E Broze.
R Lee-Bentham v L Katzy.
I Verwe6 v P Sanz Barrios.
B Elliott v T Koelbaek.
09.06 L Blease v A Bonetti.
C Reid v A-C Tanguay.
P Halbig v M Sanz Barrio.
09.30 A Vilatte v C Wong.
N Mansson v P Pretswell.
M Sillva v G Molinaro.
C Boutier v C Wild.
10.02 D Smith v Lisa Maguire.
M Engzelius v J Tillstrom.
S Monberg v C K Lorentzen.
K Tidy v K MacDonald.
10.34 A Summers v L Ko.
H Clyburn v V Bradsaw.
F Vuignier v T Hoffmeister.
D McVeigh v L GTaylor.
11.06 B Strauss v C Cho.
S Watson v J Wallace.
P Delacour v Leona Maguire.
11.30 J Dreher v S Kirchmayr.
A Peters v L Kristersson.
Royal Portrush Golf Club, Northern Ireland.
QUALIFIERS FOR MATCH-PLAY
Par 148 (2x74). CSS 78 + tbc. Yardage 6401
140 Camilla Hedberg (Spa) 71 69.
142 Louise Kristersson (Swe) 73 69.
143 Nathalie Mansson (Swe) 76 67.
144 Sophia Popov (Ger) 71 73, Christine Wong (Can) 73 71, Lydia Ko (NZ) 71 73.
145 Holly Clyburn (Woodhall Spa) 75 70.
146 Charley Hull (Woburn) 74 72, Marita Engzelius (Nor) 71 75, Amy Boulden (Maesdu) 74 72, Cecilia Cho (NZ) 73 73.
147 Valerie Sternebeck (Ger) 73 74, Lauren Blease (Burhill) 76 71, Therese Koelbaek (Den) 76 71, Lisa Maguire (Slieve Russell) 75 72, Sally Watson (Elie and Earlsferry) 73 74, Nicole Vandermade (Can) 71 76.
148 Iliska Verwey (SAf) 75 73, Leona Maguire (Slieve Russell) 78 70, Anne-Catherine Tanguay (Can) 75 73, Danielle McVeigh (Royal Co Down) 72 76, Celine Boutier (Fra) 76 72, Charlotte Lorentzen (Den) 74 74, Minjee Lee (Aus) 68 80.
149 Thea Hoffmeister (Ger) 77 72, Pia Halbig (Ger) 75 74, Lara Katzy (Ger) 75 74, Giulia Molinaro (Ita) 72 77, Rachael Watton (Mortonhall) 79 70, Kelly Tidy (Royal Birkdale) 77 72.
150 Justine Dreher (Fra) 74 76, Stephanie Meadow (Royal Portrush) 74 76.
151 Marta Sanz Barrio (Spa) 75 76, Stephanie Kirchmayr (Ger) 78 73, Rebecca Lee-Bentham (Can) 75 76, Marta Silva (Spa) 75 76, Laure Castelain (Fra) 79 72.
152 Sara Monberg (Den) 73 79, Lauren Taylor (Woburn) 73 79, Kelsey MacDonald (Nairn Dunbar) 78 74, Louise Kenney (Pitreavie) 74 78, Fanny Vuignier (Swi) 77 75.
153 Charlene Reid (Royal Portrush) 76 77, Charlotte Wild (Mere) 76 77, Patricia Sanz Barrios (Spa) 82 71, Kyle Roig (Puerto Rico) 76 77, Perrine Delacour (Fra) 73 80..
154 Kim Williams (SAf) 80 74, Myrte Eikenaar (Net) 82 72, Alexandra Bonetti (Fra) 77 77, Deirdre Smith (Co Louth) 78 76, Johanna Tillstrom (Swe) 73 81, Jessica Wallace (Can) 79 75, Breanna Elliott (Aus) 74 80.
155 Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) 74 81, Bertine Strauss (SAf) 78 77, Jess Wilcox (Blankney) 78 77, Victoria Bradshaw (Bangor)76 79, Anais Maggetti (Swi) 77 78.
156 Alexandra Vilatte (Fra) 79 77, Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle) 77 79, Emma Broze (Fra) 80 76.
157 (after card play-off: better second rounds) Alexandra Peters (Notts Ladies) 83 74, Emma O'Driscoll (Ballybunion)
FAILED TO QUALIFY
157 Jane Turner (Craigielaw) 79 78
159 Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm) 80 79.
161 Gillian Montieth (Portpatrick Dunskey) 83 78,
164 Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) 78 86,
177 Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey) 85 92.
MATCH-PLAY DRAW
07.30 C Hedberg v E O'Driscoll.
L Castelain v S Meadow.
N Vandermade v M Eikenaar.
K Williams v V Sternebeck.
08.02 A Boulden v J Wilcox.
L Kenney v M Lee.
R Watton v K Roig.
A Maggetti v C Hull.
08.34 S Popov v E Broze.
R Lee-Bentham v L Katzy.
I Verwe6 v P Sanz Barrios.
B Elliott v T Koelbaek.
09.06 L Blease v A Bonetti.
C Reid v A-C Tanguay.
P Halbig v M Sanz Barrio.
09.30 A Vilatte v C Wong.
N Mansson v P Pretswell.
M Sillva v G Molinaro.
C Boutier v C Wild.
10.02 D Smith v Lisa Maguire.
M Engzelius v J Tillstrom.
S Monberg v C K Lorentzen.
K Tidy v K MacDonald.
10.34 A Summers v L Ko.
H Clyburn v V Bradsaw.
F Vuignier v T Hoffmeister.
D McVeigh v L GTaylor.
11.06 B Strauss v C Cho.
S Watson v J Wallace.
P Delacour v Leona Maguire.
11.30 J Dreher v S Kirchmayr.
A Peters v L Kristersson.
GLENBERVIE WOMEN'S OPEN RESULTS MAY HUGHES WINS THE SCRATCH
Eighty-five ladies took part and the overall winner was 13 year old Jennifer Allan of Glenbervie. Main prizewinners were:
Scratch
1. May Hughes (Lanark) 80
2. Linda Allan (Glenbervie) 81
3. Claire Anderson (Glenbervie) 83
Silver
1. Jennifer Allan (Glenbervie) 89-17=72 (Winner of the Paddy Smith Trophy)
2. Mandy McCauley (Tulliallan) 88-15=73
3. Sharon Coyle (Bonnybridge) 92-18=74
4. Yvonne Craig (Hamilton) 92-17=75
5. Rena Curran (Glenbervie) 94-19=75
Bronze
1. Ann Richards (Glenbervie) 94-21=73
2. Pauline Super (Hamilton) 97-24=73
3. Susan Hagan (Glenbervie) 99-24=75
4. Linda Smith (Glenbervie) 100-24=76
5. Mary Purves (Glenbervie) 109-33=76
CSS – Home Players 74
CSS – Away Players 75
£241 was raised from the raffle for various charities.
Scratch
1. May Hughes (Lanark) 80
2. Linda Allan (Glenbervie) 81
3. Claire Anderson (Glenbervie) 83
Silver
1. Jennifer Allan (Glenbervie) 89-17=72 (Winner of the Paddy Smith Trophy)
2. Mandy McCauley (Tulliallan) 88-15=73
3. Sharon Coyle (Bonnybridge) 92-18=74
4. Yvonne Craig (Hamilton) 92-17=75
5. Rena Curran (Glenbervie) 94-19=75
Bronze
1. Ann Richards (Glenbervie) 94-21=73
2. Pauline Super (Hamilton) 97-24=73
3. Susan Hagan (Glenbervie) 99-24=75
4. Linda Smith (Glenbervie) 100-24=76
5. Mary Purves (Glenbervie) 109-33=76
CSS – Home Players 74
CSS – Away Players 75
£241 was raised from the raffle for various charities.
Tuesday, 7 June 2011
Mount Ellon Golf Club Open Day --- Some places are still available
Mount Ellen Golf Club has some spaces in their Greensomes on Monday 13th June.
Times are available between 11am and 12 noon
Please contact Sandra Henderson on 07742800655 if you would like a time.
Times are available between 11am and 12 noon
Please contact Sandra Henderson on 07742800655 if you would like a time.
Monday, 6 June 2011
Closing Dates for Scottish Girls and Under 21's Championships
Hi All,
I appreciate this will be a busy time for you all with County Jamboree's coming up but I would appreciate if you could remind your Junior County members that the closing dates for the Scottish Girls Championship and the Scottish Ladies' Junior Open Stroke Play Championship are on Monday 13 June and Monday 20 June respectively. Entries must be received by 12 noon on the appropriate date.
Entry forms for each of these events as well as further details of the events can be found on the following pages of the SLGA web-site.
For information :
Many Thanks
Claire Hargan
Championship Manager
Scottish Ladies Golfing Association Limited
The Den
2 Dundee Road
Perth
PH2 7DW
01738 442357
Registration Number 308709
Sunday, 5 June 2011
REBECCA WILSON WINS MUNROSS TROPHY BY SIX STROKES
Monifieth’s Rebecca Wilson, playing out of the Grange club, recaptured the form that won her Scotland junior international honours, when she won the Munross Trophy, an SLGA Order of Merit 36-hole event, at Montrose Links today (Sunday).
Rebecca won it by the impressive margin of six strokes with rounds of 70 and 73 for a three-under-par total of 143.
Kilmacolm teenager Eilidh Briggs, beaten finalist in the recent Scottish women’s amateur championship at Machrihanish) and Rachael Walker (Dumfries and County) both totaled 149.
Eilidh had rounds of 76 and 73 to Rachael’s 75 and 75 and received the second scratch prize by virtue of having the better second round.
Rachael Walker won the first handicap prize ahead of Ashley Smith (Monifieth) and Emma Greenlees (Dumfries and Galloway).
MUNROSS TROPHY
Montrose Links
FINAL TOTALS
Par 146 (2x73) CSS 74 73
143 Rebecca Wilson (Grange) 70 73.
149 Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) 76 73, Rachael Walker (Dumfries and Co) 74 75.
151 Ann Ramsay (Kirriemuir) 76 75.
152 Sammy Vass (Tain) 77 75.
153 Ashley Smith (Monifieth) 81 73.
154 Andrea Bowie (Monifieth) 80 74, Louise Macgregor (Falkirk) 76 78.
156 Jessica Meek (Carnoustie Ladies) 81 75, Claire Hargan (Strathmore) 80 76, Susan Wood (Drumpellier) 75 81.
157 Emma Greenlees (Dumfries and Galloway), Tara McTaggart (Minto) 82 75.
160 Jenny Potter (Cathkin Braes) 78 82.
161 Heather Munro (Monifieth) 81 80, Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) 77 84.
163 Rachel Polson (Peterculter) 85 78, Rachel McQueen (Troon Ladies) 82 81, Susan Jackson (Ladybank) 80 83.
164 Claire Penman (Carnoustie Ladies) 83 81, Fiona Gilbert (Carnoustie Ladies) 83 81.
165 Jemma Chalmers (Monifieth) 84 81, Jane Grubb (Montrose Mercantile) 82 83, Laura Walker (Muckhart) 81 84.
168 Emily Aird (Blairgowrie) 85 83, Jackie Brown (Monifieth) 83 85.
170 Lynne Fenton (Carnoustie Ladies) 81 89.
171 Kristine Vannet (Peterculter) 84 87.
174 Gillian Davidson (Saline) 90 84, Ashley Alston (Royal Montrose) 83 91.
189 Sue Dalrymple (Craigielaw) 96 93.
Rebecca won it by the impressive margin of six strokes with rounds of 70 and 73 for a three-under-par total of 143.
Kilmacolm teenager Eilidh Briggs, beaten finalist in the recent Scottish women’s amateur championship at Machrihanish) and Rachael Walker (Dumfries and County) both totaled 149.
Eilidh had rounds of 76 and 73 to Rachael’s 75 and 75 and received the second scratch prize by virtue of having the better second round.
Rachael Walker won the first handicap prize ahead of Ashley Smith (Monifieth) and Emma Greenlees (Dumfries and Galloway).
MUNROSS TROPHY
Montrose Links
FINAL TOTALS
Par 146 (2x73) CSS 74 73
143 Rebecca Wilson (Grange) 70 73.
149 Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) 76 73, Rachael Walker (Dumfries and Co) 74 75.
151 Ann Ramsay (Kirriemuir) 76 75.
152 Sammy Vass (Tain) 77 75.
153 Ashley Smith (Monifieth) 81 73.
154 Andrea Bowie (Monifieth) 80 74, Louise Macgregor (Falkirk) 76 78.
156 Jessica Meek (Carnoustie Ladies) 81 75, Claire Hargan (Strathmore) 80 76, Susan Wood (Drumpellier) 75 81.
157 Emma Greenlees (Dumfries and Galloway), Tara McTaggart (Minto) 82 75.
160 Jenny Potter (Cathkin Braes) 78 82.
161 Heather Munro (Monifieth) 81 80, Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) 77 84.
163 Rachel Polson (Peterculter) 85 78, Rachel McQueen (Troon Ladies) 82 81, Susan Jackson (Ladybank) 80 83.
164 Claire Penman (Carnoustie Ladies) 83 81, Fiona Gilbert (Carnoustie Ladies) 83 81.
165 Jemma Chalmers (Monifieth) 84 81, Jane Grubb (Montrose Mercantile) 82 83, Laura Walker (Muckhart) 81 84.
168 Emily Aird (Blairgowrie) 85 83, Jackie Brown (Monifieth) 83 85.
170 Lynne Fenton (Carnoustie Ladies) 81 89.
171 Kristine Vannet (Peterculter) 84 87.
174 Gillian Davidson (Saline) 90 84, Ashley Alston (Royal Montrose) 83 91.
189 Sue Dalrymple (Craigielaw) 96 93.
EAST SNATCH SLGA GIRLS TEAM TITLE FROM NORTH
Report by COLIN FARQUHARSON
TEL 01224 869782
EAST SNATCH SLGA GIRLS TITLE FROM NORTH WITH LAST-SESSION VICTORY
East beat overiight table-toppers North 3-0 in the final session of play on Sunday morning to win the SLGA inter-area girls’ team tournament at Ballumbie Castle Golf Club, near Dundee.
East and North both finished with 4pt. The tie-breaker was the total of games won by each side and East won it with seven games won, compared with North’s 4.5.
West beat South 2-1 in the other closing match but South held on to third place with 2pt and 3.5 games won to West’s 2pt and 3 games won.
SLGA INTER-AREA GIRLS’ TEAM TOURNAMENT
Ballumbie Castle GC, near Dundee.
DETAILS
SATURDAY MORNING
NORTH 2, WEST 1
North players first
Tegan Seivwright and Sophie Alexander bt Samantha Cowan and Alexandra Qayum 3 and 2.
Nicola Robertson and Claire Gadsby bt Katie McGarva and Heather Neilson 4 and 3.
Eilidh McTavish and Claire Robertson lost to Emma Kennedy and Grace Mackie 2 and 1.
SOUTH 2, EAST 1
Danni Ker and Leanne Wilson bt Alexis Hutton and Catherine Goodwin 5 and 4.
Mirren Fraser and Emma Kennedy bt Chloe Goadby and Sophie Maguire 1 hole.
Katie Wright and Emma Dodds lost to Alexandra Tait and Rosie Everett 5 and 4.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
WEST 0, EAST 3
McGarva and Qayum lost to Hutton and Goodwin 5 and 4.
E Kennedy and Mackie lost to Goadby and Maguire 3 and 2.
Cowan and Neilson lost to Tait and Everett 4 and 3.
SOUTH 0.5, NORTH 2.5
Ker and Wilson lost to Seivwright and Alexander 7 and 5.
Wright and Dodds lost to N Robertson and Goadby 5 and 3.
Fraser and E Kennedy halved with McTavish and C Robertson.
SUNDAY MORNING
EAST 3, NORTH 0
Tait and Everett bt Seivwright and Alexander 2 holes.
Goadby and Maguire bt N Robertson and Gadsby 6 and 5.
Hutton and Goodwin bt McTavish and C Robertson 5 and 4.
WEST 2, SOUTH 1
Mackie and McGarva bt Ker and Wilson 6 and 4.
Qayum and Neilson lost to Fraser and E Kennedy 2 and 1.
Cowan and E Kennedy bt Wright and Dodds 7 and 5.
FINAL PLACINGS
1 East 4pt, 7 games won.
2 North 4pt, 4.5 games won.
3 South 2pt, 3.5 games won.
4 West 2pt, 3 games won.
TEL 01224 869782
EAST SNATCH SLGA GIRLS TITLE FROM NORTH WITH LAST-SESSION VICTORY
East beat overiight table-toppers North 3-0 in the final session of play on Sunday morning to win the SLGA inter-area girls’ team tournament at Ballumbie Castle Golf Club, near Dundee.
East and North both finished with 4pt. The tie-breaker was the total of games won by each side and East won it with seven games won, compared with North’s 4.5.
West beat South 2-1 in the other closing match but South held on to third place with 2pt and 3.5 games won to West’s 2pt and 3 games won.
SLGA INTER-AREA GIRLS’ TEAM TOURNAMENT
Ballumbie Castle GC, near Dundee.
DETAILS
SATURDAY MORNING
NORTH 2, WEST 1
North players first
Tegan Seivwright and Sophie Alexander bt Samantha Cowan and Alexandra Qayum 3 and 2.
Nicola Robertson and Claire Gadsby bt Katie McGarva and Heather Neilson 4 and 3.
Eilidh McTavish and Claire Robertson lost to Emma Kennedy and Grace Mackie 2 and 1.
SOUTH 2, EAST 1
Danni Ker and Leanne Wilson bt Alexis Hutton and Catherine Goodwin 5 and 4.
Mirren Fraser and Emma Kennedy bt Chloe Goadby and Sophie Maguire 1 hole.
Katie Wright and Emma Dodds lost to Alexandra Tait and Rosie Everett 5 and 4.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
WEST 0, EAST 3
McGarva and Qayum lost to Hutton and Goodwin 5 and 4.
E Kennedy and Mackie lost to Goadby and Maguire 3 and 2.
Cowan and Neilson lost to Tait and Everett 4 and 3.
SOUTH 0.5, NORTH 2.5
Ker and Wilson lost to Seivwright and Alexander 7 and 5.
Wright and Dodds lost to N Robertson and Goadby 5 and 3.
Fraser and E Kennedy halved with McTavish and C Robertson.
SUNDAY MORNING
EAST 3, NORTH 0
Tait and Everett bt Seivwright and Alexander 2 holes.
Goadby and Maguire bt N Robertson and Gadsby 6 and 5.
Hutton and Goodwin bt McTavish and C Robertson 5 and 4.
WEST 2, SOUTH 1
Mackie and McGarva bt Ker and Wilson 6 and 4.
Qayum and Neilson lost to Fraser and E Kennedy 2 and 1.
Cowan and E Kennedy bt Wright and Dodds 7 and 5.
FINAL PLACINGS
1 East 4pt, 7 games won.
2 North 4pt, 4.5 games won.
3 South 2pt, 3.5 games won.
4 West 2pt, 3 games won.
Thursday, 2 June 2011
Lanarkshire are the best scratch in the Inter County Foursomes Finals
All the counties were in the prize list which was great and we thank Captain Jennifer Kinloch and her D&A committee for there hospitality and organisation.
Scratch
1st Susan Wood and Jenny Potter (Lanarkshire) 76 (pictured above)
2nd Lesley Lloyd and Fiona Scott (Lanarkshire ) 78
3rd Megan Briggs and Trish Brown (Renfrewshire) 80 (best last 6 holes)
Handicap
1st Helen Faulds and Christine Kelly (D&A)82-10.5 = 71.5 (pictured above)
2nd Linda Parry and Pauline Patrick (Ayrshire )84-7.5 = 76.5
3rd Maureen Neilson and Sandra MacDougall (Renfrewshire)92-14.5 = 77.5
Good luck to those who go up north in September to the Commonwealth Spoons at Forres.
Thanks go to Maureen Woodhead for the photos.
LANARKSHIRE WOMEN'S GOLF TEAM ANNOUNCED
The following players have been chosen to represent Lanarkshire in the West Division women's county team golf championship at Kilmarnock Barassie Golf Club from June 20 to 22:
Emma Caddow (Strathaven),Angela Devine (Hamilton), Lesley Lloyd (Hayston),Fiona Norris (Hamilton), Jenny Potter (Cathkin Braes), Fiona Scott (Bothwell Castle), Rachael Taylor (Am Reichswald), Susan Wood (Drumpellier)
New county champion Germany-based Rachael Taylor and Jenny Potter are new to the Lanarkshire county team. Elaine Cuthill and May Hughes, who played last year, were unavailable.
Emma Caddow (Strathaven),Angela Devine (Hamilton), Lesley Lloyd (Hayston),Fiona Norris (Hamilton), Jenny Potter (Cathkin Braes), Fiona Scott (Bothwell Castle), Rachael Taylor (Am Reichswald), Susan Wood (Drumpellier)
New county champion Germany-based Rachael Taylor and Jenny Potter are new to the Lanarkshire county team. Elaine Cuthill and May Hughes, who played last year, were unavailable.
Wednesday, 1 June 2011
INTER COUNTY FOURSOMES FINALS DRAW AT MILNGAVIE
Here are the details below of the draw for the forthcoming event at Milngavie Golf Club on the 2nd June 2011.
The Mobile phone number in the event that anyone needs to get in contact with us is 07914 968326
Time Players Players
SCRATCH COMPETITION
09:50 Aileen Baker & Isobel Harvey (D&A) and Trish Brown & Megan Briggs (Renfrewshire)
10:00 Elinor Grant & May Myers (D&A) and Gillian McGinlay & Maureen Woodhead (Renfrewshire)
10:10 Karen Maxwell & Alicia Wilson (D&A) and Donna Jackson & Liz Stewart (RLCGA)
10:20 Catherine Malcolm & Debbie Watt (Ayrshire) and Lesley Lloyd & Fiona Scott (Lanarkshire)
10:30 Audrey Thompson & Liz Keohone (Ayrshire) and Susan Wood & Jenny Potter (Lanarkshire)
10:40 Frances Craig & Fiona Brawley (Ayrshire) and Jane Lees & Gail Campbell (Lanarkshire)
HANDICAP COMPETITION
10:50 Helen Faulds & Christine Kelly (D&A) Lois Brown & Liz Crichton (Renfrewshire)
11:00 Alisoun Fairbairn & Claire Harper (D&A) Maureen Neilson & Sandra MacDougall (Renfrewshire)
11:10 Janet Buchanan & Colleen Brown(D&A) and Anne Robinson & Helen Crichton (Renfrewshire)
11:20 Sandra Parker & Jean Cunningham (Ayrshire) and Joyce McGowan & Jennifer Wiles (Lanarkshire)
11:30 Ann Edgar & Alex Glennie (Ayrshire) and Sheila Sergenson & Enid King (Lanarkshire)
11:40 Janette Stewart & Jess Blackwood (Ayrshire) and Joan Anderson & Edna Taylor (Lanarksire)
The Mobile phone number in the event that anyone needs to get in contact with us is 07914 968326
Time Players Players
SCRATCH COMPETITION
09:50 Aileen Baker & Isobel Harvey (D&A) and Trish Brown & Megan Briggs (Renfrewshire)
10:00 Elinor Grant & May Myers (D&A) and Gillian McGinlay & Maureen Woodhead (Renfrewshire)
10:10 Karen Maxwell & Alicia Wilson (D&A) and Donna Jackson & Liz Stewart (RLCGA)
10:20 Catherine Malcolm & Debbie Watt (Ayrshire) and Lesley Lloyd & Fiona Scott (Lanarkshire)
10:30 Audrey Thompson & Liz Keohone (Ayrshire) and Susan Wood & Jenny Potter (Lanarkshire)
10:40 Frances Craig & Fiona Brawley (Ayrshire) and Jane Lees & Gail Campbell (Lanarkshire)
HANDICAP COMPETITION
10:50 Helen Faulds & Christine Kelly (D&A) Lois Brown & Liz Crichton (Renfrewshire)
11:00 Alisoun Fairbairn & Claire Harper (D&A) Maureen Neilson & Sandra MacDougall (Renfrewshire)
11:10 Janet Buchanan & Colleen Brown(D&A) and Anne Robinson & Helen Crichton (Renfrewshire)
11:20 Sandra Parker & Jean Cunningham (Ayrshire) and Joyce McGowan & Jennifer Wiles (Lanarkshire)
11:30 Ann Edgar & Alex Glennie (Ayrshire) and Sheila Sergenson & Enid King (Lanarkshire)
11:40 Janette Stewart & Jess Blackwood (Ayrshire) and Joan Anderson & Edna Taylor (Lanarksire)
Loudoun Gowf Charity Day 2011 -- £9,800 raised for Ayrshire Cancer Support
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| Liz Keohone and John Beck -- Click to enlarge |
Congratulations go to Loudoun Gowf Club Captain Liz Keohone, on a very successful annual Charity Cup day on Sunday 29th May, 2011, in which 60 teams from all over Ayrshire took part. Every hole was sponsored by companies and individuals and a large number of prizes were awarded during the day.
John Beck said ‘This is the sixth similar event the club have held for Ayrshire Cancer Support and everyone involved on the day should be very proud of their efforts. A great many people throughout Ayrshire have benefited from their support and generosity.
We are extremley grateful to the members of Loudoun Gowf Club and all the organisations who donated prizes for raising such an amazing amount for us.
We are experiencing a very large increase in the demand for our transport and clinical services and this very generous donation will be will be used to help us meet this demand and for the benefit of cancer patients and their families in Ayrshire.'
Tuesday, 31 May 2011
MacMillan Cancer Support--- Longest Day of Golf
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Monday, 30 May 2011
Scottish Schools Championships at Murrayshall
THE SCOTTISH SCHOOLS GOLF ASSOCIATION
THE PAUL LAWRIE SCOTTISH SCHOOLS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS 2011
Murrayshall House Hotel Courses, Monday, June 6
GIRLS' TEE TIMES
*Lynedoch Course Times first/Murrayshall Course Times second
08.00 and 13.00 Eilidh Briggs (Renfrewshire), Jessica Meek (Angus), Clara Young (East Lothian).
08.07 and 13.07 Lauren Whyte (Fife), Kate McIntosh (Midlothian), Linsey Stevenson (Glasgow)
08.14 and 13.14 Heather Munro (Dundee City), Rachel Walker (Dumfries and Galloway), Tara Mactaggart (Scottish Borders).
08.21 and 13.21 Megan Clyne (Aberdeen City), Connie Jaffrey (North Ayrshire), Hannah Robb (Dundee City).
08.28 and 13.28 Tegan Seivwright (Aberdeen City), Mhairi McKay (North Ayrshire), Eleanor Tunn (Highland)
08.35/13.35 Hannah Scott (City of Edinburgh), Emma Hale (South Ayrshire), Emma Greenlees (Dumfries and Galloway).
08.42/13.42 Cloe Goadby (Fife) Katie McGarva (S. Ayrshire) Nicola Robertson (Forth Valley)
08.49/13.49 Claire Gadsby (Perth & Kinross) Alexandra Tait (Fife) Katie Wright (Dumfries and Galloway)
08.56/13.56 Kirsten Pryde (Aberdeen City) Sophie Maguire (Fife) Claire Robertson (Angus)
09.03/14.03 Rachel Polson (Aberdeen City) Eilidh Watson (Forth Valley) Kimberley Beveridge (S. Aberdeenshire)
09.10/14.10 Megan Brown (Fife) Emily Dalgetty (Midlothian) Jorden Ferrie (E. Dunbartonshire)
09.17/14.17 Jessica Dalgetty (Midlothian) Rheanna Thom (Perth & Kinross) Shannon McWilliam (S. Aberdeenshire)
09.24/14.24 Rebecca Todd (Fife) Molly Stewart (Aberdeen City) Alexandra Qayum (Renfrewshire)
09.31/14.31 Emma Kennedy (Renfrewshire) Lauren Watson (Aberdeen City) Catherine Goodwin (Forth Valley)
09.38/14.38 Heather Neilson (S. Lanarkshire) Jennifer Allan (Forth Valley) Aileen Campbell (W. Dunbartonshire)
09.45/14.45 Heather Laing (Midlothian) Becky Flaherty (S. Aberdeenshire)
09.52/14.52 Beth Donoghue (Forth Valley) Ellie Bryce (S. Lanarkshire)
09.59/14.59 Starter’s Time
10.06/15.06 Nicole Benson (N. Lanarkshire) Olivia Borwick (N. Aberdeenshire) Lauren D’Ambrosio (S. Lanarkshire)
10.13/15.13 Zoe Marr (N. Aberdeenshire) Eleanor Jubb (Forth Valley) Julie Glencorse (S. Lanarkshire)
THE PAUL LAWRIE SCOTTISH SCHOOLS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS 2011
Murrayshall House Hotel Courses, Monday, June 6
GIRLS' TEE TIMES
*Lynedoch Course Times first/Murrayshall Course Times second
08.00 and 13.00 Eilidh Briggs (Renfrewshire), Jessica Meek (Angus), Clara Young (East Lothian).
08.07 and 13.07 Lauren Whyte (Fife), Kate McIntosh (Midlothian), Linsey Stevenson (Glasgow)
08.14 and 13.14 Heather Munro (Dundee City), Rachel Walker (Dumfries and Galloway), Tara Mactaggart (Scottish Borders).
08.21 and 13.21 Megan Clyne (Aberdeen City), Connie Jaffrey (North Ayrshire), Hannah Robb (Dundee City).
08.28 and 13.28 Tegan Seivwright (Aberdeen City), Mhairi McKay (North Ayrshire), Eleanor Tunn (Highland)
08.35/13.35 Hannah Scott (City of Edinburgh), Emma Hale (South Ayrshire), Emma Greenlees (Dumfries and Galloway).
08.42/13.42 Cloe Goadby (Fife) Katie McGarva (S. Ayrshire) Nicola Robertson (Forth Valley)
08.49/13.49 Claire Gadsby (Perth & Kinross) Alexandra Tait (Fife) Katie Wright (Dumfries and Galloway)
08.56/13.56 Kirsten Pryde (Aberdeen City) Sophie Maguire (Fife) Claire Robertson (Angus)
09.03/14.03 Rachel Polson (Aberdeen City) Eilidh Watson (Forth Valley) Kimberley Beveridge (S. Aberdeenshire)
09.10/14.10 Megan Brown (Fife) Emily Dalgetty (Midlothian) Jorden Ferrie (E. Dunbartonshire)
09.17/14.17 Jessica Dalgetty (Midlothian) Rheanna Thom (Perth & Kinross) Shannon McWilliam (S. Aberdeenshire)
09.24/14.24 Rebecca Todd (Fife) Molly Stewart (Aberdeen City) Alexandra Qayum (Renfrewshire)
09.31/14.31 Emma Kennedy (Renfrewshire) Lauren Watson (Aberdeen City) Catherine Goodwin (Forth Valley)
09.38/14.38 Heather Neilson (S. Lanarkshire) Jennifer Allan (Forth Valley) Aileen Campbell (W. Dunbartonshire)
09.45/14.45 Heather Laing (Midlothian) Becky Flaherty (S. Aberdeenshire)
09.52/14.52 Beth Donoghue (Forth Valley) Ellie Bryce (S. Lanarkshire)
09.59/14.59 Starter’s Time
10.06/15.06 Nicole Benson (N. Lanarkshire) Olivia Borwick (N. Aberdeenshire) Lauren D’Ambrosio (S. Lanarkshire)
10.13/15.13 Zoe Marr (N. Aberdeenshire) Eleanor Jubb (Forth Valley) Julie Glencorse (S. Lanarkshire)
Pamela Pretswell is one of 3 Scots selected for the GB&I Vagliano Trophy Team
LADIES GOLF UNION PRESS RELEASE |
Five of the team of nine players selected to represent Great Britain and Ireland against the Continent of Europe in the Vagliano Trophy match at Royal Porthcawl Golf Club, South Wales on Friday and Saturday, June 24-25 have never played in a Curtis Cup match or this biennial fixture against the best amateurs on the mainland of Europe.
The team, to be captained by Tegwen Matthews, is:
AMY BOULDEN (Llandudno Maesdu)
HOLLY CLYBURN (Woodhall Spa)
LOUISE KENNEY (Pitreavie)
KELSEY MacDONALD (Nairn Dunbar)
DANIELLE McVEIGH (Royal Co Down Ladies’)
LEONA MAGUIRE (Slieve Russell)
STEPHANIE MEADOW (Royal Portrush)
PAMELA PRETSWELL (Bothwell Castle).
KELLY TIDY (Royal Birkdale)
Reserves:
1 LISA MAGUIRE (Slieve Russell).
2 CHARLEY HULL (Woburn).
3 CHARLOTTE ELLIS (Minchinhampton).
Amy Boulden, Kelsey MacDonald and Kelly Tidy will make their debuts for Great Britain and Ireland in the Astor Trophy matches against Australia, Canada, South Africa and New Zealand at Fairhaven Golf Club, Lytham St Annes from June 15 to 19.
For Louise Kenney and Stephanie Meadow the Vagliano Trophy match will be their first appearance in a Great Britain and Ireland team.
The team of nine chosen to play the Continent of Europe is made up of the five selected some weeks ago for the Astor Trophy – Amy Boulden, Kelsey MacDonald, Kelly Tidy, Holly Clyburn and Pamela Pretswell - with the additon of Louise Kenney, Danielle McVeigh, Leona Maguire and Stephanie Meadow.
Irish players were not available for selection to the Astor Trophy line-up.
Kenney, a Dunfermline schoolteacher, has recently won the Scottish women’s close amateur championship at Machrihanish for the first time, having been beaten in the two previous years’ finals. She won the Scottish girls’ match-play championship in 2000 and lost in the final a year later. Earlier this season Louise finished third in the Helen Holm Scottish women’s open amateur stroke-play championship at Troon. Like Kelsey MacDonald and Pamela Pretswell, she was a member of the Scotland team who won last September’s Ladies’ Home Internationals title at Whitchurch (Cardiff) for the first time in 19 years.
Danielle McVeigh is also a national champion. She won the Irish close championship last week, six years after winning the Irish girls’ title.
Sixteen-year-old twin Leona Maguire won the Portuguese women’s open amateur stroke-play championship by the astonishing margin of 15 strokes over 72 holes earlier in the year. In April, she almost repeated her 2009 victory in the “Helen Holm” but double-bogeyed the last hole at Royal Troon to lose the lead and finish second, a shot behind Charlotte Ellis, who is one of the reserves.
Stephanie Meadow, 19, has had a brilliant freshman season for Alabama University on the US women’s college circuit, winning three tournaments and being named to the All-American Team by the NCAA coaches at the end of their season. Born in Northern Ireland, Stephanie played in three Irish girls championship finals – 2004, 2006 and 2007, winning the Under-18s’ title in 2006. Stephanie has spent the last few years in America. She is currently No 12 in the Women’s World Amateur Rankings, two places ahead of Leona Maguire.
UNDER-16 GIRLS’ MATCH AT ROYAL PORTHCAWL
For the first time, a six-a-side match for Under-16 years girls, representing Great Britain and Ireland on one side, and the Continent of Europe on the other, will be played in conjunction with the Vagliano Trophy fixture at Royal Porthcawl.
The GB and I girls’ team, captained by Sue Turner, is:
GEORGIA HALL (Ferndown)
CHARLEY HULL (Woburn)
BRONTE LAW (Bramhall)
AMBER RATCLIFFE (Royal Cromer)
CLARA YOUNG (North Berwick)
CHLOE WILLIAMS (Wrexham)
Reserves
1 OLIVIA WINNING (Rotherham).
2 REBECCA McGEEHAN (Hummerbachaue, Germany)
3 HANNA HENDERSON (Ballyclare).
4 ELLIE GOODALL (Selby).
Charley Hull, 15, has this season won the Welsh women’s open amateur stroke-play title after playing with distinction on the Orange Blossom Tour for female amateurs in Florida in January. More recently, she reached the final of the English women’s close amateur championship before losing at the 19th to Lucy Williams.
Bronte Law beat Chloe Williams in a play-off for the SLGA Under-16 girls’ championship at Strathmore in April. Amber Ratcliffe finished third and Georgia Hall eighth in that early-season event.
Clara Young, at 14, is the youngest ever East Lothian women’s county champion.
For further information please contact
Susan Simpson
Head of Golf Operations
Ladies’ Golf Union
susan.simpson@lgu.org
Sunday, 29 May 2011
Kylie Walker is Top Scot in Slovakia
Swedish rookie Caroline Hedwall secured her first Ladies European Tour title at the Allianz Ladies Slovak Open today.
West of Scotland's Kylie Walker and Clare Queen both made the cut and the tournament was then reduced to 3 rounds due too thunderstorms
FINAL TOTALS
Par 216 (3x72)
205 Caroline Hedwall (SWE) 71 67 67 (52,500 Euros)
207 Christel Boeljon (NL) 68 75 64
209 Rachel Jennings (ENG) 67 68 74
Scots:
218 Kylie Walker (SCO) 76 72 70, (3,832 Euros)
222 Vikki Laing (SCO) 71 72 79 (1,820 Euros)
224 Clare Queen (SCO) 73 74 77, (1,120 Euros)
West of Scotland's Kylie Walker and Clare Queen both made the cut and the tournament was then reduced to 3 rounds due too thunderstorms
FINAL TOTALS
Par 216 (3x72)
205 Caroline Hedwall (SWE) 71 67 67 (52,500 Euros)
207 Christel Boeljon (NL) 68 75 64
209 Rachel Jennings (ENG) 67 68 74
Scots:
218 Kylie Walker (SCO) 76 72 70, (3,832 Euros)
222 Vikki Laing (SCO) 71 72 79 (1,820 Euros)
224 Clare Queen (SCO) 73 74 77, (1,120 Euros)
St Rule Trophy is suspended on Day 2 due to High Winds
Southerly winds gusting up to 50mph on the Old Course, St Andrews made a little bit of golfing history in the prestigious St Rule Trophy women's international amateur tournament this weekend.
Only 11 players in the quality field of 59 were able to complete their second rounds before play was suspended at 11.45am as golf balls were not remaining stationary on some of the more exposed greens.
At that point the tournament was reduced from its traditional three rounds to two because there would not have been enough time to get the field round another circuit, bearing in mind the majority still had to finish their second rounds.
Eventually, just before 3pm with the gale showing no sign of decreasing, it was decided to abandon Sunday's play and declare the prizewinners on the basis of the first-round scores returned over the New Course on Saturday when it was also windy but not on the same scale as 24hr later.
TO READ THE FULL REPORT GO TO THE GILLIAN KIRKWOOD WEBSITE for the final results
and also Click Here to see those who managed to complete a Second Round on the Old Course this morning.
Ayrshire county champion Rachael McQueen (Troon Ladies), who began her second round at 7.10am this morning, was able to return a one-under-par 74over the Old Course for a tally of 156.
West of Scotland's Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle) finished in 8th position and Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) in 18th position.
Only 11 players in the quality field of 59 were able to complete their second rounds before play was suspended at 11.45am as golf balls were not remaining stationary on some of the more exposed greens.
At that point the tournament was reduced from its traditional three rounds to two because there would not have been enough time to get the field round another circuit, bearing in mind the majority still had to finish their second rounds.
Eventually, just before 3pm with the gale showing no sign of decreasing, it was decided to abandon Sunday's play and declare the prizewinners on the basis of the first-round scores returned over the New Course on Saturday when it was also windy but not on the same scale as 24hr later.
TO READ THE FULL REPORT GO TO THE GILLIAN KIRKWOOD WEBSITE for the final results
and also Click Here to see those who managed to complete a Second Round on the Old Course this morning.
Ayrshire county champion Rachael McQueen (Troon Ladies), who began her second round at 7.10am this morning, was able to return a one-under-par 74over the Old Course for a tally of 156.
West of Scotland's Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle) finished in 8th position and Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) in 18th position.
Saturday, 28 May 2011
Pamela Pretwsell is the leading Scot after the 1st Round at the St Rule Trophy in St Andrews
Despite high winds sweeping over St Andrews, four players broke the par of 75 for the New Course and they share the lead on two-under-par 73 after the first round of the St Rule Trophy 54-hole tournament today.
The final two rounds will be played over the Old Course on Sunday.
Ireland's Leona Maguire (Slieve Russell) and Madelene Sagstrom (Sweden), ranked No 4 and No 5 in the European Golf Association female amateur ratings at the moment, are joint leaders with Breanna Elliott and Ashley Ona, both members of the Australian team who will be bidding to win the Astor Trophy in an international match-play team event at Fairhaven Golf Club, Lancashire next month.
Leading English player is 15-year-old Bronte Law (Bramhall), who won the SLGA Under-16s' open title at Strathmore in April, She is on the level par 75 mark.
Top Scot is Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle), holder of the British women's open amateur stroke-play title, on 77.
New Scottish women's champion Louise Kenney (Pitreavie) bidding to join the select band of Scots who have won their national title and the St Rule Trophy in the year, started with a solid 78.
FIRST ROUND SCORES
New Course (Par 75, CSS 78).
73 Breanna Elliott (Australia), Leona Maguire (Slieve Russell), Madelene Sagstrom (Sweden), Ashley Ona (Australia).
75 Gemma Bradbury (Cottrell Park), Whitney Hillier (Australia).
76 Bronte Law (Bramhall).
77 Emilee Taylor (Holme Hall), Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle).
78 Emma Goodard (Vale Royal), Emily Taylor (Royal Lytham), Holly Clyburn (Woodhall Spa), Johanna Tillstrom (Sweden), Martine Pow (Selkirk), Louise Kenney (Pitreavie), Meghan Stasi (United States).
79 Nathalie Mansson (Sweden), Lisa Maguire (Slieve Russell), Nikki Foster (Pleasington), Alyson McKechin (Elderslie), Charlotte Wild (Mere).
80 Emily Ogilvy (Auchterarder), Megan Garland (The Oaks), Samantha Birks (Wolstanton), Gillian Monteith (Portpatrick Dunskey), Brogan Townend (Pleasington), Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie), Catherine Herreta (United States).
81 Elaine Moffat (St Regulus), Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm), Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm), Jane Turner (Craigielaw), Cara Gruber (Royal Dornoch).
82 Susan Wood (Drumpellier), Rachael McQueen (Troon Ladies), Susan Jackson (Ladybank), Sally Shayler (The Bedfordshire), Kelly Tidy (Royal Birkdale), Laura Watkins (Bicester), Natalie Lowe (Prestbury).
83 Jess Wilcox (Blankney), Daisy Dyer (Chigwell), Kelsey MacDonald (Nairn Dunbar), Rachael Watton (Mortonhall), Ann Ramsay (Kirriemuir).
84 Ami Story (Ponteland), Rachael Hanlon (St Regulus), Rachael Taylor (Reichswald), Linn Gustafsson (Sweden)., Lesley Atkins (Gullane).
85 Lisa Ball (Matfen Hall).
86 Malin Jansson (Sweden).
87 Lianna Bailey (Notts), Claire Hargan (Strathmore), Claire Penman (Carnoustie).
88 Laura Jones (Royal Liverpool Ladies).
90 Shonagh Raitt (Forfar), Claire Smith (Silsden).
92 Olivia Winning (Rotherham).
The final two rounds will be played over the Old Course on Sunday.
Ireland's Leona Maguire (Slieve Russell) and Madelene Sagstrom (Sweden), ranked No 4 and No 5 in the European Golf Association female amateur ratings at the moment, are joint leaders with Breanna Elliott and Ashley Ona, both members of the Australian team who will be bidding to win the Astor Trophy in an international match-play team event at Fairhaven Golf Club, Lancashire next month.
Leading English player is 15-year-old Bronte Law (Bramhall), who won the SLGA Under-16s' open title at Strathmore in April, She is on the level par 75 mark.
Top Scot is Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle), holder of the British women's open amateur stroke-play title, on 77.
New Scottish women's champion Louise Kenney (Pitreavie) bidding to join the select band of Scots who have won their national title and the St Rule Trophy in the year, started with a solid 78.
FIRST ROUND SCORES
New Course (Par 75, CSS 78).
73 Breanna Elliott (Australia), Leona Maguire (Slieve Russell), Madelene Sagstrom (Sweden), Ashley Ona (Australia).
75 Gemma Bradbury (Cottrell Park), Whitney Hillier (Australia).
76 Bronte Law (Bramhall).
77 Emilee Taylor (Holme Hall), Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle).
78 Emma Goodard (Vale Royal), Emily Taylor (Royal Lytham), Holly Clyburn (Woodhall Spa), Johanna Tillstrom (Sweden), Martine Pow (Selkirk), Louise Kenney (Pitreavie), Meghan Stasi (United States).
79 Nathalie Mansson (Sweden), Lisa Maguire (Slieve Russell), Nikki Foster (Pleasington), Alyson McKechin (Elderslie), Charlotte Wild (Mere).
80 Emily Ogilvy (Auchterarder), Megan Garland (The Oaks), Samantha Birks (Wolstanton), Gillian Monteith (Portpatrick Dunskey), Brogan Townend (Pleasington), Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie), Catherine Herreta (United States).
81 Elaine Moffat (St Regulus), Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm), Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm), Jane Turner (Craigielaw), Cara Gruber (Royal Dornoch).
82 Susan Wood (Drumpellier), Rachael McQueen (Troon Ladies), Susan Jackson (Ladybank), Sally Shayler (The Bedfordshire), Kelly Tidy (Royal Birkdale), Laura Watkins (Bicester), Natalie Lowe (Prestbury).
83 Jess Wilcox (Blankney), Daisy Dyer (Chigwell), Kelsey MacDonald (Nairn Dunbar), Rachael Watton (Mortonhall), Ann Ramsay (Kirriemuir).
84 Ami Story (Ponteland), Rachael Hanlon (St Regulus), Rachael Taylor (Reichswald), Linn Gustafsson (Sweden)., Lesley Atkins (Gullane).
85 Lisa Ball (Matfen Hall).
86 Malin Jansson (Sweden).
87 Lianna Bailey (Notts), Claire Hargan (Strathmore), Claire Penman (Carnoustie).
88 Laura Jones (Royal Liverpool Ladies).
90 Shonagh Raitt (Forfar), Claire Smith (Silsden).
92 Olivia Winning (Rotherham).
Cathkin Braes,Douglas Park Helensburgh are into Round 6 of the Mail on Sunday Classic
West of Scotland's Cathkin Braes Douglas Park and Helensburgh are through to the last 8 in Scotland in the Mail on Sunday Classic. Cathkin Braes beat Whitecraigs Helensburgh beat Falkirk Tryst and Douglas Park put out last years successful winning team Skelmorlie.
Scottish Results:
Cathkin Braes Golf Club beat Whitecraigs Golf Club 3.5-1.5
Craigmillar Park Golf Club beat Torwoodlee Golf Club 3-2
Douglas Park Golf Club beat Skelmorlie Golf Club 3-2
Downfield Golf Club beat Carnoustie Caledonia (Angus) Golf Club 5-0
Helensburgh Golf Club beat Falkirk Tryst Golf Club 4-1
Kingsknowe Golf Club beat Dunfermline (Pitfirrane) Golf Club 4-1
Royal Dornoch Golf Club beat Mcdonald Golf Club won at 20th
Royal Montrose Golf Club beat Inverurie Golf Club won at 20th
Scottish Results:
Cathkin Braes Golf Club beat Whitecraigs Golf Club 3.5-1.5
Craigmillar Park Golf Club beat Torwoodlee Golf Club 3-2
Douglas Park Golf Club beat Skelmorlie Golf Club 3-2
Downfield Golf Club beat Carnoustie Caledonia (Angus) Golf Club 5-0
Helensburgh Golf Club beat Falkirk Tryst Golf Club 4-1
Kingsknowe Golf Club beat Dunfermline (Pitfirrane) Golf Club 4-1
Royal Dornoch Golf Club beat Mcdonald Golf Club won at 20th
Royal Montrose Golf Club beat Inverurie Golf Club won at 20th
Thursday, 26 May 2011
SGU AREAS VOTE 10-6 AGAINST AMALGAMATION WITH SLGA
NEWS RELEASE ISSUED BY THE SCOTTISH GOLF UNION
This evening (May 26) the Scottish Golf Union held a Special Meeting with the sole purpose of considering the amalgamation (with the SLGA) proposal. This proposal has been widely consulted upon with Areas, Counties and Clubs. The proposal was approved at the Scottish Ladies’ Golfing Association’s Special Meeting yesterday (May 25).
The Scottish Golf Union’s shareholders, comprising the sixteen Area Associations, voted 10 to 6 against the amalgamation proposal. This means the proposal in its current format has not received the required level of support by our shareholders and therefore amalgamation cannot proceed at this stage
The Scottish Golf Union Board is disappointed with the outcome of the Areas’ vote. The Board believes that the vote is contrary to the wishes of the majority of clubs they represent, which saw 263 affiliated clubs (89.2%) approve the amalgamation proposal from the 295 clubs (51%) that formally responded with their views.
The amalgamation proposal has also been strongly supported by the amateur game’s other key stakeholders, including the Scottish Ladies’ Golfing Association and its members (Clubs and Counties), major funders sportscotland and other commercial sponsors and partners.
The Scottish Golf Union’s commitment to supporting clubs, together with developing talent and growing the game, remains at the heart of our activities and we will continue to strengthen relationships with clubs to deliver against this strategy. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all clubs for their assistance and patience during this lengthy process.
The Scottish Golf Union Board believes that this result is a setback for the future development and governance of Scottish amateur golf. However, the Board takes heart from the fact that all 16 Areas have consistently reaffirmed their support for amalgamation and a commitment to finding a way to achieve amalgamation working with the Scottish Ladies’ Golfing Association.
The Board will continue to act in the best interests of Scottish golf and will meet on June 6 to consider how we can progress this important matter.
Ross Duncan
SGU Marketing, Media and Sponsorship Manager
This evening (May 26) the Scottish Golf Union held a Special Meeting with the sole purpose of considering the amalgamation (with the SLGA) proposal. This proposal has been widely consulted upon with Areas, Counties and Clubs. The proposal was approved at the Scottish Ladies’ Golfing Association’s Special Meeting yesterday (May 25).
The Scottish Golf Union’s shareholders, comprising the sixteen Area Associations, voted 10 to 6 against the amalgamation proposal. This means the proposal in its current format has not received the required level of support by our shareholders and therefore amalgamation cannot proceed at this stage
The Scottish Golf Union Board is disappointed with the outcome of the Areas’ vote. The Board believes that the vote is contrary to the wishes of the majority of clubs they represent, which saw 263 affiliated clubs (89.2%) approve the amalgamation proposal from the 295 clubs (51%) that formally responded with their views.
The amalgamation proposal has also been strongly supported by the amateur game’s other key stakeholders, including the Scottish Ladies’ Golfing Association and its members (Clubs and Counties), major funders sportscotland and other commercial sponsors and partners.
The Scottish Golf Union’s commitment to supporting clubs, together with developing talent and growing the game, remains at the heart of our activities and we will continue to strengthen relationships with clubs to deliver against this strategy. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all clubs for their assistance and patience during this lengthy process.
The Scottish Golf Union Board believes that this result is a setback for the future development and governance of Scottish amateur golf. However, the Board takes heart from the fact that all 16 Areas have consistently reaffirmed their support for amalgamation and a commitment to finding a way to achieve amalgamation working with the Scottish Ladies’ Golfing Association.
The Board will continue to act in the best interests of Scottish golf and will meet on June 6 to consider how we can progress this important matter.
Ross Duncan
SGU Marketing, Media and Sponsorship Manager
Wednesday, 25 May 2011
Alex Glennie is the leading qualifier for the West Vets Championship
Scratch: - Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie) 81 - pictured right
Silver:
1st: Enid Young (Balmore) 84 (9) 75
2nd: Sandra Gilchrist (Whitecraigs) 88 (12) 76
3rd: Pat Hutton (Lanark) 82 (6) 76
Bronze:
1st: Sandra Carruthers (Whitecraigs) 97 (24) 73
2nd: Anne Reid (Douglas Park) 102 (21) 81
Super Vet : Sandra Carruthers
The draw for the West Vets Championship is as follows:-
Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie) v Lorraine Campbell (Cardross)
Anna Telfer (Milngavie) v Janette McCartney (Erskine)
Pat Hutton (Lanark) v Enid Young (Balmore)
May Hughes (Lanark) v Jennifer Mack (Haggs Castle)
The draw for the Bronze Championship is as follows :-
Mary Irving (Ranfurly Castle) v Helen Crichton ( Ranfurly Castle)
May McGhee (Balmore) v Anna MacDougall (Old Ranfurly)
To read the full report go to the West Vets Website
SLGA GIVE AMALGAMATION A BIG YES VOTE - OVER NOW TO SGU
By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Colin@scottishgolfview.com
Scottish Ladies Golf Association members have voted overwhelmingly in favour of the proposed amalgamation with the Scottish Golf Union at an extraordinary general meeting, held in the lecture theatre of the A K Bell Library, York Place in Perth today.
Now the pressure is on the Scottish Golf Union to get a "yes" vote at its deciding meeting tomorrow night.
If 12 of the 16 SGU areas vote in favour of the amalgamation, then it will go through automatically and Scottish Golf Limited – one governing body for Scottish male and female amateur golf - will become operational from October 1.
The day-to-day operations of the SGU and SLGA will continue independently until then while the new company is being set up with the selection of the Board for Scottish Golf Limited and the preparation of a final combined budget.
Dr Sheila Hartley, pictured right by Cal Carson Golf Agency, the SLGA company secretary, said after the EGM in Perth:
“The proposal was carried by a significant majority, with 93.03% of votes cast being in favour of its adoption. The amateur game’s key stakeholders, in particular major funders sportscotland and other commercial sponsors and partners, have also strongly supported the proposal.
"The SGU’s Extraordinary Meeting is to be held tomorrow night, and the amalgamation will proceed if the Areas cast 12 of their 16 votes in favour.”
Shona Malcolm, pictured left, the SLGA chairman, said at the conclusion of the meeting:
“The SLGA Board is delighted with the outcome of the members’ vote and would like to take the opportunity to thank all of those who participated during the lengthy and extensive consultation process. Throughout the process the SLGA members have demonstrated a commitment to the future development and governance of Scottish amateur golf, with no thought of self interest.
“The SLGA is committed to progressing the amalgamation to its conclusion, while protecting the democratic principles of the clubs, the main funders of Scottish amateur golf, being the voting members.”
The SLGA was formed in 1904 and has its headquarters in Perth. The SGU came into being in 1920 and its present HQ is at The Duke’s Course, St Andrews. The leases on both current properties have a few years to run, but that would give the new Board time to identify the most appropriate permanent location for the amalgamated body in due course.
Although the amalgamation process in the SLGA has gone through months of discussion quite smoothly, the same cannot be said of the SGU. The major sticking point is that the present men’s area committees will have no role to play in the new controlling body for Scottish amateur golf.
Read today's Article in the Scotsman Scotsman Newspaper
Colin@scottishgolfview.com
Scottish Ladies Golf Association members have voted overwhelmingly in favour of the proposed amalgamation with the Scottish Golf Union at an extraordinary general meeting, held in the lecture theatre of the A K Bell Library, York Place in Perth today.
Now the pressure is on the Scottish Golf Union to get a "yes" vote at its deciding meeting tomorrow night.
If 12 of the 16 SGU areas vote in favour of the amalgamation, then it will go through automatically and Scottish Golf Limited – one governing body for Scottish male and female amateur golf - will become operational from October 1.
The day-to-day operations of the SGU and SLGA will continue independently until then while the new company is being set up with the selection of the Board for Scottish Golf Limited and the preparation of a final combined budget.
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| Sheila Hartley |
“The proposal was carried by a significant majority, with 93.03% of votes cast being in favour of its adoption. The amateur game’s key stakeholders, in particular major funders sportscotland and other commercial sponsors and partners, have also strongly supported the proposal.
"The SGU’s Extraordinary Meeting is to be held tomorrow night, and the amalgamation will proceed if the Areas cast 12 of their 16 votes in favour.”
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| Shona Malcolm |
“The SLGA Board is delighted with the outcome of the members’ vote and would like to take the opportunity to thank all of those who participated during the lengthy and extensive consultation process. Throughout the process the SLGA members have demonstrated a commitment to the future development and governance of Scottish amateur golf, with no thought of self interest.
“The SLGA is committed to progressing the amalgamation to its conclusion, while protecting the democratic principles of the clubs, the main funders of Scottish amateur golf, being the voting members.”
The SLGA was formed in 1904 and has its headquarters in Perth. The SGU came into being in 1920 and its present HQ is at The Duke’s Course, St Andrews. The leases on both current properties have a few years to run, but that would give the new Board time to identify the most appropriate permanent location for the amalgamated body in due course.
Although the amalgamation process in the SLGA has gone through months of discussion quite smoothly, the same cannot be said of the SGU. The major sticking point is that the present men’s area committees will have no role to play in the new controlling body for Scottish amateur golf.
Read today's Article in the Scotsman Scotsman Newspaper
EAST GIRLS WIN MHAIRI McKAY TROPHY FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 2007
East of Scotland girls beat their West of Scotland counterparts in the annual Mhairi McKay Trophy match at Bothwell Castle. A very strong East team won by 7 1/2-1/2 - their first win in the series since 2007.
Results (West girls' names first):
Connie Jaffrey (Troon) lost to Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) 4 and 3.
Emma Caddow (Strathaven) halved with Clara Young (North Berwick).
Mhairi McKay (West Kilbride) lost to Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) 5 and 4.
Emma Hale (Troon) lost to Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) 2 holes
Eva O’Connor (Bothwell Castle) lost to Nicola Taylor (Dunnikier Park) 7 and 6.
Rachel Irvine (Largs) lost to Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe) 1 hole.
Samantha Cowan (Cochrane Castle) lost to Shannen McGuire (Canmore) 7 and 6.
Mairi Gray (Williamwood) lost to Alexis Hutton (Falkirk Tryst) 3 and 1.
Tuesday, 24 May 2011
Scottish Veteran Ladies' Golf Association Summer Meeting at Whitecraigs
Click on the following link Scottish Veteran Ladies' Golf Association Website: to get the draw for tomorrows Summer Meeting at Whitecraigs
Scottish Match Play Foursomes - 3rd Round Draw
From the SLGA Website
There were many close matches in the second round of the Scottish Ladies' Match Play Foursomes. 7 of the 32 matches went to the final green and Loudoun Gowf, Lauder and Linlithgow only came through their respective matches against Cathkin Braes, Minto and Braehead after extra holes. The defending champions Carnoustie Caledonia are also still in the running for the 2011 title after a 2 & 1 victory at home against Forfar.
The third round draw is as below and ties must be played by Sunday 19th June. Full details have been posted to these teams today (Monday 23 May).
Round 3 Draw
Home Team Away Team
Craigmillar Park v Mortonhall
Crail Golfing Society Ladies v Ladybank
Crichton v West Linton
Cruden Bay v Aberdeen Ladies
Dirleton Castle v Dunblane New
Douglas Park v Hilton Park
Dunkeld & Birnam v Kinross
Edzell Ladies v Downfield
Kilmacolm v Bridge of Allan
Kilmarnock Barassie v The Ladies Golf Club Troon
Linlithgow v Whitemoss
Mount Ellen v Tillicoultry
Muir of Ord v Aboyne
North Berwick v Lauder
St Regulus v Carnoustie Caledonia
Whitecraigs v Loudoun Gowf
The semi-finals, final and 3rd / 4th play-off will be played at Glenbervie Golf Club on Sunday 28th August.
The Scottish Ladies' Stroke Play Foursomes will also take place at Glenbervie GC on this date. Entry forms and further information on this competition are available to Download Here.
There were many close matches in the second round of the Scottish Ladies' Match Play Foursomes. 7 of the 32 matches went to the final green and Loudoun Gowf, Lauder and Linlithgow only came through their respective matches against Cathkin Braes, Minto and Braehead after extra holes. The defending champions Carnoustie Caledonia are also still in the running for the 2011 title after a 2 & 1 victory at home against Forfar.
The third round draw is as below and ties must be played by Sunday 19th June. Full details have been posted to these teams today (Monday 23 May).
Round 3 Draw
Home Team Away Team
Craigmillar Park v Mortonhall
Crail Golfing Society Ladies v Ladybank
Crichton v West Linton
Cruden Bay v Aberdeen Ladies
Dirleton Castle v Dunblane New
Douglas Park v Hilton Park
Dunkeld & Birnam v Kinross
Edzell Ladies v Downfield
Kilmacolm v Bridge of Allan
Kilmarnock Barassie v The Ladies Golf Club Troon
Linlithgow v Whitemoss
Mount Ellen v Tillicoultry
Muir of Ord v Aboyne
North Berwick v Lauder
St Regulus v Carnoustie Caledonia
Whitecraigs v Loudoun Gowf
The semi-finals, final and 3rd / 4th play-off will be played at Glenbervie Golf Club on Sunday 28th August.
The Scottish Ladies' Stroke Play Foursomes will also take place at Glenbervie GC on this date. Entry forms and further information on this competition are available to Download Here.
Scotland Teams for forthcoming events
Teams to represent Scotland at forthcoming events are:
St Rule Trophy, St Andrews, 28-29 May - Louise Kenney (Pitreavie), Kelsey MacDonald (Nairn Dunbar), Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle)
Ladies' British Open Amateur Championship, Royal Portrush GC, 7-11 June - Louise Kenney (Pitreavie), Kelsey MacDonald (Nairn Dunbar), Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle)
Irish Ladies' Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship, Elm Park GC, 18-19 June - Alyson McKechin (Elderslie), Jane Turner (Craigielaw), Rachael Watton (Mortonhall); Travelling Reserve - Jessica Meek (Carnoustie Ladies)
European Young Masters, Royal Balaton GC, Hungary, 21-23 July - Lauren Whyte (St Regulus), Clara Young (North Berwick)
St Rule Trophy, St Andrews, 28-29 May - Louise Kenney (Pitreavie), Kelsey MacDonald (Nairn Dunbar), Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle)
Ladies' British Open Amateur Championship, Royal Portrush GC, 7-11 June - Louise Kenney (Pitreavie), Kelsey MacDonald (Nairn Dunbar), Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle)
Irish Ladies' Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship, Elm Park GC, 18-19 June - Alyson McKechin (Elderslie), Jane Turner (Craigielaw), Rachael Watton (Mortonhall); Travelling Reserve - Jessica Meek (Carnoustie Ladies)
European Young Masters, Royal Balaton GC, Hungary, 21-23 July - Lauren Whyte (St Regulus), Clara Young (North Berwick)
Sunday, 22 May 2011
The Anne Kerr Mixed Foursomes Trophy - Largs Golf Club
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| Doreen McConnell and Fraser Innes - Click to enlarge |
The Largs Mixed Foursomes was held today in rather windy conditions with the odd heavy shower. The local partnership of Doreen McConnell and Fraser Innes retained the Anne Kerr Trophy Trophy with an 81 net 72.5.
The Kerr Trophy was originally presented by Davie Kerr of Largs and later renamed the Anne Kerr Trophy after his late wife who was a great friend of Doreen's.
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