EILIDH BRIGGS WINS WELSH OPEN STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP

Eilidh Briggs

Stirling student Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) scored the best win of her amateur golf career so far today (Sunday) when she had several Curtis Cup-class players in her wake as she led the way home in the Welsh women's open amateur stroke play championship at Prestatyn Golf Club.
Eilidh scored 74, 68 and 74 over a testing par-75 course for a total of nine-under-par 216.
She won by a shot from the recent Helen Holm Scottish women's stroke-play winner and Curtis Cup selection certainty, Annabel Dimmock (Wentworth).
Dimmock had rounds of 71, 73 and 73 for 217.
Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies), runner-up in the "Helen Holm," finished a creditable joint ninth year, the Ayrshire teenager, last year's Scottish U18 girls champion, totalling 221 with rounds of 73, 74 and 74.
Alyson McKechin (Elderslie), who defends the Scottish closed title at Prestwick later this month, finished 18th on 225 with rounds of 74, 75 and 76.
St Andrews' Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) scored 77, 75 and 76 for a share of 25th plae on 228.
Stirling student Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey) finished joint 38th on 232 with rounds of 81, 75 and 76.
WELSH WOMEN'S OPEN AMATEUR STROKE PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP
Prestatyn Golf club
LEADING FINAL TOTALS
Par 225 (3x75)
216 E Briggs (Kilmacolm) 74 68 74
217 A Dimmock (Wentworth) 71 73 73
218 Emma Goddard (Royal Liverpool) 72 73 73. Emma O'Driscoll (Ballybunion) 75 71 72, Emily Pedersden (Denmark) 72 71 75, Gemma Clews (Delamere Forest) 74 68 76
219 Bethan Popel (Long Ashton) 76 72 71
220 Gabriella Cowley (Hanbury Manor) 72 72 76
SELECTED TOTALS
221 C Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) 73 74 74 (T9)
223 G Hall (Parkstone) 75 72 76 (T13)
225 A McKechin (Eldereslie) 74 75 76 (18th)
228 L Whyte (St Regulus) 77 75 76 (T25)
232 H McCook (Grantown on Spey) 81 75 76 (T38)

Thanks go to Colin Farquharson for the report and the SLGA for the photo of Eilidh

EILIDH BRIGGS SHARING LEAD IN WELSH OPEN STROKE-PLAY

Kilmacolm's Eilidh Briggs is sharing the 36-hole lead with Gemma Clews (Delamere Forest) in the
Welsh women's open amateur stroke play golf championship at Prestatyn Golf Club.
Both player shot 74-68 for eight-under-par tallies of 142 over the par-75 ladies course at the Welsh venue.
Briggs' seven-under 68 included an eagle 3 at the 10th and six birdies but her only bogey, at the very last hole, cost her the outright lead.
Next best Scot is Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies), runner-up in last week's Helen Holm Scottish stroke-play championship at Troon and last year's Scottish Under-18 girls champion.
Connie has had rounds of 73 and 74 for 146.
Scottish champion Alyson McKechin (Elderslie)is on 149 (74-75), Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) 152 (77-75), Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey) 156 (81-75) and Germany-based Scot Fiona Liddell 159 (82-77).

SECOND-ROUND LEADERBOARD
Par 150 (2x75)
142 Eilidh Briggs (Sco) 74 68, Gemma Clews (Eng) 74 68
143 E Pedersen (Den) 72 71
144 A Dimmock (Eng) 71 73, G Cowley (Eng) 72 72
145 E Goddard (Eng) 72 73
146 M MacLaren (Eng) 75 71, J Schiele (Eng) 75 71, E O'Driscoll (Ire) 75 71
147 C Jaffrey (Sco) 73 74, B Harries (Wal) 74 71, G Hall (Eng) 75 72, C Leathem (Eng) 77 70
OTHER SCOTS SCORES
149 A McKechin 74 75
152 L Whyte 77 75
156 H McCook 81 75
159 F Liddell 82 77.

WELSH OPEN STROKEPLAY -- LIVE SCORING

The following Scots are playing Eilidh Briggs, Connie Jaffrey Alyson McKechin, Hannah McCook, Lauren Whyte in the Welsh Open Strokeplay at Presatyn Golf Club which starts today Saturday 3rd May
CLICK HERE for live Scoring as the rounds are completed.

BOTHWELL CASTLE MIXED SENIORS

Bothwell Castle Golf Club still has a few spaces left for their Senior Mixed Open which takes place next Thursday 8 May 2014. Contact details on website and attached form however as such short notice please feel free to contact Mrs Margaret Faith on margaretuddingston@blueyonder.co.uk who will allocate tee times as required.
CLICK HERE for your entry form

Thanks again

Marie McConnell
Handicap Secretary

LANARKSHIRE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP -- JENNY POTTER IS THE WINNER

Jenny Potter Lanarkshire County Champion -- Photo courtesy of Jean McIntyre

Jenny Potter is Lanarkshire Champion for her first time after defeating Susan Wood 1 up. In an excellent final played in cold wet conditions Jenny had a good start going two up after 2 and then went to 3 up with a birdie 3 at the 5th then 4 up with a par at the 6th. Susan then fought back winning the 10th, the 12th with a birdie 3, the 13th and the 15th to level the match. Jenny then birdied the 16th and halved the 17th and 18th to win the title

Semi-finals:
Jenny Potter beat Kirsten Brown 1 up
Susan Wood beat Pat Hutton 7&5

Final:
Jenny Potter beat Susan Wood 

Bronze Trophy Final
Mary Francis McCaughley bt Dorothy Loudon 3&1

Thanks go to Lanarkshire's Jean McIntyre for the report and photo

LANARKSHIRE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

None of the four top seeds has made it through to Wednesday morning's semi-finals of the Lanarkshire women's county championship at Strathaven Golf Club. 
Leading qualifier Emma Caddow (Strathaven) lost by one hole in the quarter-finals to the No 8 seed Jenny Potter (Cathkin Braes)
Jenny, beaten finalist in 2012, will play the fifth seed, Kirsten Brown (Strathaven) in the first semi-final.
In the other tie, 10th qualifier and former champion Pat Hutton (Lanark) will play another past title-holder, Susan Wood (Drumpeller).
Pat Hutton knocked out the No 2 seed, Rena Cavan (Dullatur) in the round of the last eight. Pat  last won the county title in 1985.
SusanWood was beaten finalist last year but won the championship in 2008.

1st  Round
Emma Caddow ( Strathaven)  beat  Elaine Morris ( Hamilton) 7&6
Jenny Potter ( Cathkin Braes) beat Janice Paterson ( Drumpellier) 1 up
Kirsten Brown (Strathaven) beat Fiona Scott ( Bothwell Castle) 6&5
Emily Dunsmore ( Bishopbriggs) beat Allison Bell (Strathaven) at 19th
Susan Wood (Drumpellier) beat Lauren D'Ambrosio (Carluke) 4&3
Ruth Rankin ( Lanark) beat May Hughes (Lanark) at 19th
Pat Hutton (Lanark) beat Alyson Hendry ( Hamilton) 1 up
Rena Canavan (Dullatur) beat Angela Devine (Hamilton)  1 up
Quarter Finals
Jenny Potter beat Emma Caddow 1 hole
Kirsten Brown beat Emily Dunsmore 5&4
Susan Wood beat Ruth Rankin 3&1
Pat Hutton beat  Rena Canavan 1 up
Draw for semi finals
9.07 Jenny Potter v Kirsten Brown
9.17 Susan Wood v Pat Hutton
Bronze Trophy semi finals
Dorothy Loudon ( Strathaven) beat Mel Watt (Strathaven)  3&2
Mary Francis McCaughley beat Sheena Boyd ( Lenzie) 3&2
Final
9.25 Dorothy Loudon v Mary F McCaughley

FIONA NORRIS IS THE LEADING QUALIFIER IN THE LANARKSHIRE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP

Fiona Norris had a level par 73 to be the top qualifier in the Championship over Strathaven Golf Club today but unfortunately she is unable to compete in the Match Play rounds due to work commitments.

The qualifiers for tomorrow's Match play round are:
75  Emma Caddow 
80 Rena Canavan 
81 Lauren D'Ambrosio , Allison Bell 
82 Kirsten Brown 
83 May Hughes 
84 Alyson Hendry 
85 Jenny Potter, Janice Paterson, Pat Hutton, Ruth Rankin, Fiona Scott
86 Emily Dunsmore
88 Susan Wood 
90 Angela Devine 
93 Elaine Morris

Rachel Cassidy would have qualified with 84 but like Fiona Norris is unable to compete in the match play.

SSS 74  CSS  76.
Draw for 1st round of match play
9.07 Emma Caddow v Elaine Morris
9.15 Janice Paterson v Jenny Potter
9.22 Kirsten Brown v Fiona Scott
9.30 Emily Dunsmore v Allison Bell
9.37 Lauren D'Ambrosio v Susan Wood
9.45 Ruth Rankin v May Hughes
9.52 Alyson Hendry v Pat Hutton
10.00 Angela Devine v Rena Canavan

WEST OF SCOTLAND CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW FOR WINDYHILL

The draw for the West of Scotland Championship over Windyhill Golf Course on Sunday 4th May has been done -- CLICK HERE to see the time sheet and entries from each County,
Late Entries still accepted -- Contact Fiona Scott -- Details on the Entry Form

CONNIE JAFFREY IS RUNNER UP AT THE HELEN HOLM

Connie Jaffrey --(Photo Courtesy of the SLGA)

From the SLGA Website
English teenager Annabel Dimmock shot a final round 73 and scored a start to finish victory with an 11 under par 214 total in the Helen Holm Scottish Open Strokeplay Championship at Troon.
Connie Jaffrey, the Scottish Girls’ Champion and a Troon Ladies’ member, was also in impressive from, closing with a 71 to finish in outright second place and three shots behind on eight under par 217.
Five ahead after rounds of 70 and 71 over Troon Portland, Dimmock, a 17-year-old from Wentworth, had increased her lead to six by the time she reached the turn in two under par 35 in the final round over over the famous Royal Troon.
She then dropped shots at tenth and the long 11th to give Jaffrey a glint of hope. But more birdies at the 12th and 15th helped seal the victory.
Connie Jaffrey, also 17, was delighted with her runner-up finish. “That was my best ever round over Royal Troon and I played really steady today,” she said after her six birdie round. “I went out thinking I had a chance to win and I got close. This rates as the best result of my career.”
Jaffrey will be playing in the Scottish Ladies’ Amateur Championship at Prestwick next month and will then defend the Scottish Girls’ Championship at Dumfries and County in May before heading to the US and a golf scholarship at Kansas State University.
THIRD ROUND - ROYAL TROON
Par 225 (3x75) CSS 77 77

214 Annabel Dimmock (Wentworth) 70 71 73
217 Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) 74 72 71
220 Olivia Mehaffey (NIre) 73 79 68
221 Chloe Ryan (Ire) 74 73 74, Anaelle Carnet (Fra) 72 74 75
222 Sarah-Jane Boyd (Truro) 77 70 75
224 Gabriella Cowley (Hanbury Manor) 76 76 72, India Clyburn (Woodhall Spa) 76 74 74, Sinead Sexton (Ire) 74 73 77
225 Ellie Goodall (Selby) 73 79 73, Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) 72 75 78
226 Amy Farrell (Ire) 79 74 73, Samantha Giles (St Mellion) 76 77 73, Sophie Madden (West Essex) 77 73 76, Alex Peters (Notts Ladies) 78 72 76, Bethan Poppel (Long Ashton) 75 74 77
227 Maria Dunne (Ire) 73 79 75, Paula Grant (Ire) 73 79 75, Sophie Lamb (Clitheroe) 76 76 75, Sammy Fuller (Roehampton) 77 75 75, Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey) 75 74 78, Rosie Davies (Coombe Hill) 72 75 80, Gemma Clews (Delamere Forest) 71 77 79
228 Meghan MacLaren (Wellingborough) 73 81 74, Becky Harries (Haverfordwest) 74 77 77
229 Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) 75 78 76, Marion Veysseyre (Fra) 74 78 77
230 Hollie Muse (West Lancs) 78 77 75, Emily Slater (Woodhall Spa) 76 79 75, Emma Broze (Fra) 76 75 79
231 Hollie Vizard (Pleasington) 79 75 77, Katie McIntosh (Broomieknowe) 78 77 76
232 Albane Valenzuela (Swi) 77 81 74, Charlotte Austwick (Fulford) 78 78 76, Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) 72 77 83
233 Tara Mactaggart (Minto) 81 78 74, Jessica Ross (NIre) 82 76 75, Inci Mehmet (Wentworth) 78 78 77, Sophie Powell (Manchester) 79 77 77, Lianna Bailey (Notts Ladies) 76 80 77, Aedin Murphy (Ire) 76 79 78

Other Scots:

236 Gabrielle Macdonald (Craigielaw) 78 79 79,  Iona Stephen (Wentworth) 80 73 83
237  Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) 79 79 75,
239 Clara Young (North Berwick) 80 76 83
240 Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe) 82 77 81, Jordana Graham (Southerness) 81 75 84,

WEST OF SCOTLAND'S CONNIE JAFFREY IS STILL IN THE HUNT AT THE HELEN HOLM AFTER ROUND 2

FROM THE SLGA WEBSITE --- England’s 17-year-old Annabel Dimmock showed her desire to clinch a place in GB and Ireland’s Curtis Cup team by taking a five shot lead with a round to play in the Helen Holm Scottish Open Strokeplay Championship at Troon.  But Connie Jaffrey made sure that there will be plenty local interest in Sunday’s final round over Troon’s Old Course as she birdied the long 18th over Troon Portland to stand in a tie for second place. The reigning Scottish Girls’ Champion and a Troon Ladies’ member, Connie Jaffrey had three birdies and an eagle at the long ninth in a 72 to finish on four under par 146.  Dimmock was a one shot leader after an opening 70 and the Wentworth teenager added a second day 71 that was a real mixed bag with six birdies, four bogeys and the highlight of an eagle three at the long sixth. On nine under par 141, Dimmock led by the handful of strokes from Jaffrey and France’s 19-year-old Anaelle Carnet, who had an eagle at the ninth in a second round one under par 74. Lauren Whyte, the 2012 Scottish Girls’ Champion, bolstered the home challenge  by taking a share of fourth place on three under par 147. The St Andrews youngster had a level par 75.  Elderslie’s Alyson McKechin, the Scottish Amateur Champion, finished second last year and was tied for third and alongside Whyte on 72 after the opening day. But she sipped back into a tie for tenth on one under par after a 77. Grantown-On-Spey’s Hannah McCook was on the same mark following a 74.  For all the Scots, the aim is to become the first home winner since Heather Stirling in 2002. For Dimmock, it is a place in the GB and Ireland team to defend the Curtis Cup at St Louis Country Club in June that is the added incentive.

Troon Portland GC, Ayrshire
SECOND ROUND TOTALS
par 150 (2x75)
141 Annabel Dimmock (Wentworth) 70 71
146 Anaelle Carnet (Fra) 72 74, Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) 74 72.
147 Sarah-Jane Boyd (Truro) 77 70, Chloe Ryan (Ire) 74 73, Lauren Whyte (St Reglus) 72 75, Sinead Sexton (Ire) 74 73, Rosie Davies (Coombe Hill) 72 75.
148 Gemma Clews (Delamere Forest) 71 77
149 Bethan Poppel (Long Ashton) 75 74, Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey) 75 74, Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) 72 77.
150 Alex Peters (Notts Ladies) 78 72, Sophie Madden (West Essex) 77 73, India Clyburn (Woodhall Spa) 76 74.
151 Becky Harries (Haverfordwest) 74 77, Emma Broze (Fra) 76 75
152 Sammy Fuller (Roehampton) 77 75, Paula Grant (Ire) 73 79, Ellie Goodall (Selby) 73 70, Maria Dunn (Ire) 73 79, Olivia Mehaffey (NIre) 73 79, Sophie Lamb (Clitheroe) 76 76, Marion Veysseyre (Fra) 74 78, Gabriella Cowley (Hanbury Manor) 76 76.
153 Amy Farrell (Ire) 79 74, Lou Vrain (Fra) 74 79, Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) 75 78, Iona Stephen (Wentworth and Country member of Ranfurly Castle) 80 73
154 Hollie Vizard (Pleasington) 79 75, Victoria Bradshaw (NIre) 78 76, Meghan MacLaren (Wellingborough) 73 81.
155 Poppy Finlay (Vicars Cross) 80 75, Emmja O'Dristoll (Ire) 76 79, Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) 78 77, Emily Slater (Woodhall Spa) 76 79, Hollie Muse (West Lancs) 78 77
156 Lucy Goddard (Hanbury Manor) 83 73, Carla Reynolds (Ire) 77 79, Olivia Jackson (Pannal) 78 78, Inci Mehmet (Wentworth) 78 78, Jordana Graham (Southerness) 81 75, Shelby Smart (Knowle) 80 76, Charlotte Austwick (Fulford) 78 78, Megan Lockett (Huddersfield) 79 77, Sophie Powell (Manchester) 79 77, Chloe Caron (Fra) 77 79, Clara Young (North Berwick) 80 76, Lianna Bailey (Notts Ladies) 76 80, Lauen Horsford (Wimbledon Park) 83 73.
157 Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) 78 79, Chloe Williams (Wrexham) 84 73, Kerry Smith (Waterlooville) 81 76.
158 Chloe Rogers (Braintree 84 74, Annabel Bailey (Notts Ladies) 82 76, Jessica Ross (NIre) 82 76, Albane Valenzuela (Swi) 77 81, Anais Meyssonnier (Fra) 75 83, Rochelle Morris (Woodsome Hall) 79 79, Emma Harris (Peel) 78 80, Gee-won Park (Hampton Court Palace) 77 81. Michaela Gasplmayr (Aut) 76 82, Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) 79 79.

159 Tara Mactaggart (Minto) 81 78, Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe) 82 77, Hana-Rae Siefert (NZ) 80 79, Mary Doyle (Ire) 80 79.
MISSED THE CUT
160 Eloise Healey (West Lancs) 85 75, Emily-Mae Hall (Notts Ladies) 79 81, Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm) 78 82, Emma Hale (Troon Ladies) 78 82.
161 Gemma Batty (Fairhaven) 80 81, Lisa Ferrie (Matfen Hall) 78 83, Elise Genoux (Fra) 80 81, Kimberley Beveridge (Aboyne) 82 79, Jenna Maihaniemi (Finland) 78 83.
162 Billie-Jo Smith (Woodhall Spa) 78 84. Jessica Schiele (Lincoln Park) 83 79, Bethany Garton (Royal Lytham) 79 83, Julie McCarthy (Ire) 80 82, Heather Munro (Monifieth) 80 82, Charlotte de Corte (Bel) 84 78
163 Lara Plachetka-Pohl (Fra) 81 82, Elisabeth Codet (Fra) 83 80, Ivane Hellas (Fra) 81 82.
164 Emily Coleman (Trentham) 80 84, Louise Macgregor (Glenbervie) 85 79.
166 Gillian O'Leary (Ireland) 83 83
167 Nichola Ferguson (Milngavie) 80 87
168 Luan Skeates (Bucks) 84 84, Cloe Frankish (Chart Hills) 83 85, Nastja Banovec (Slovenia) 86 82
173 Anne Laing (Vale of Leven) 92 81, Emily Dalgetty (Glencorse) 82 91.
174 Gemma Bradbury (Cottrell Park) 88 86

Retired - Melissa Nicol (Moor Hall) 89 ret.

HELEN HOLM SCOTTISH WOMEN'S OPEN AMATEUR STROKE PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP

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From the SLGA Website

MCKECHIN AND WHYTE HEAD HOME CHALLENGE
England’s fast rising star Annabel Dimmock led the way with a first round five under par 70 while Scot Alyson McKechin again showed her liking for the Helen Holm Scottish Open Strokeplay Championship at Troon Portland.

Elderslie’s Alyson McKechin, the Scottish Amateur Champion, finished second last year and a flawless opening three under par 72 put her in a four way share of third place that also included another Scot, Lauren Whyte.

Connie Jaffrey, the reigning Scottish Girls' Champion and Troon Ladies' Club member, was the third Scot under par on 74.

Renfrewshire’s Alyson McKechin birdied the long sixth and 15th and then completed the hat-trick with a three at the 17th.

Whyte, the 2012 Scottish Girls’ Champion from St Regulus, had three birdies and then saved her best for last with an eagle three at the closing hole.

Dimmock made her move with three birdies in a row from the turn. Winner of the Jones Doherty Challenge Cup in Florida earlier this year – Scot Kelsey MacDonald was her caddie – the Wentworth teenager had seven birdies to take a one shot lead over Delamere Forest’s Gemma Clews.

Dimmock was a member of last year’s English Girls’ and Senior Home International teams and if she can continue the form over the next two days she must have pusher herself into the sights of the Curtis Cup selectors.

After another round over Troon Portland, the top 66 players and ties qualify for Sunday’s final round over the Old Course, Troon.

FIRST-ROUND SCORES
Troon Portland GC, Ayrshire, Par 75
70 Annabel Dimmock (Wentworth)
71 Gemma Clews (Delamere Forest)
72 Rosie Davies (Coombe Hill), Lauren Whyte (St Regulus). Alyson McKechin (Elderslie).
73 Maria Dunne (Skerries, Ireland), Ellie Goodall (Selby), Olivia Mehaffey (Royal Co Down Ladies, N Ireland), Meghan MacLaren (Wellingborough), Paula Grant (Lisburn, Ireland).
74 Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies), Sinead Sexton (Lahinch, Ireland), Marion Veysseyre (France), Chloe Ryan (Castletroy, Ireland), Lou Vrain (France), Becky Harries (Haverfordwest).
75 Anais Meyssonmer (France), Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm), Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey), Bethan Popel (Long Ashton).

Other Scots

78 Emma Hale (Troon Ladies), Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe), Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm), Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw).
79 Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies),
80 Clara Young (North Berwick), Heather Munro (Monifieth), Iona Stephen (Wentworth)
81 Tara Mactaggart (Minto).
82 Emily Dalgetty (Glencorse) Kimberley Beveridge (Aboyne), Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe)
92 Anne Laing (Vale of Leven)

ENTRIES STILL TAKEN FOR THE PAUL LAWRIE EVENT AT MURCAR

REMINDER: :LESS THAN 7 DAYS TO ENTER
The next Paul Lawrie Golf Centre Ladies Tartan Tour event is at Murcar Links, Aberdeen on the 8th and 9th May and we still have spaces left for anyone that would like to enter. --- That includes single figure amateurs
In addition to the a £2,500 first prize the winner will also receive a three night weekend self catering break at Gleneagles Village, Perthshire courtesy of Melville Properties (to be taken subject to availability)

Also on offer is a hole in one prize worth £25,000 and nearest the pin prize of £100 (both awarded at the 5th hole) which is provided by the Atholl Hotel, Aberdeen.

NOTE: ENTRIES CLOSE ON 29TH APRIL, SO ENTER SOON TO GUARANTEE YOUR PLACE. No deposit required. Entry fees only taken after closing date.

Full event details can be found: http://pgagbi.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/pgagbi14/event/pgagbi14746/index.htm
Non PGA Professionals need to enter by phoning the PGA office on 01764 661840

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EASTER FUN AT RANFURLY CASTLE

Margaret, Lilias and Joy celebrate there win.

The Easter Bonnet Competition held today (Easter Monday) was a great success, beautiful weather, wonderful bonnets and golf too.
Many thanks to Lilias Snodgrass for her excellent organisation ably assisted by Helen Crichton whose not so easy to see Easter Bunnies were a very entertaining distraction on the course.
The bonnets were, without exception, magnificent !

The winners of this years Easter Bonnet competition with 47 points and 5 bunnies were:
Lilias Snodgrass, Joy Mcleod, Margaret Macdonald (pictured above)

Helen, Eileen and Marion

In second place with 45 points and 6 bunnies: Marion Munro, Helen Dunn, Eileen Walker

Jean, Mary and Jean

In third place with 44 points and 3 bunnies : Mary Hardie, Jean Irvine, Jean Murray

The prize for the longest drive went to Georgina Halfnight who also was winner of the most magnificent Easter Bonnet 

Many thanks also to Jean Irvine who will, as usual, had taken some lovely photos  --

Vicky, Maureen and Pamela

Helen, Mary and Georgina

Jane, Pamela and Marjorie

Heather, Helen and Chris

Thanks to everyone who took part for a thoroughly enjoyable day. -- 

MANY THANKS GO TO  LADIES CAPTAIN EILEEN WALKER FOR THE REPORT AND JEAN IRVINE FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHS

WEST OF SCOTLAND GIRLS MEDAL -- JILLIAN FARRELL IS THE TOP PLAYER

WEST OF SCOTLAND GIRLS' MEDAL AT TROON PORTLAND GC
Sunday 20 April , 2014

Scratch: Jillian Farrell (Cardross) 76
Silver 1st Nett: Jillian Farrell (6) 70
2nd Nett: Louise Duncan (West Kilbride) (13) 72
Bronze 1st Nett: Lorna McClymont (Dumbarton) (33) 73
2nd Nett: Ellie Wilkie (Greenock) (24) 77
CSS 74
On a beautiful day , the girls played over the Portland course with some great scores.
Thank you to all the girls who came along on Easter Sunday to play and big thanks to Troon Ladies for courtesy of the course and fantastic hospitality as always.

Thanks go to Allison Bell for the report

CONNIE JAFFREY JUST LOSES IN THE QUARTER FINALS OF THE FRENCH UNDER 21 GIRLS

Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies), last year's Scottish U18 girls champion, and Annabel Dimmock (Wentworth), beaten finalist in last month's Spanish women's open amateur championship, both lost in this morning's quarter-finals of the French Under-21 girls' open championship at St Cloud Golf and Country Club near Paris.
Connie, 11th of the 32 match-play qualifiers, lost by one hole to Spain's Marta Martin, at the 19th hole.
QUARTER-FINALS
Linnea Strom (Sweden) bt Mathilda Cappeliez (France) at 19th.
Celia Barquin (Spain) bt Ana Belac (Slovenia) 5 and 4.
Marta Martin (Spain) bt Connie Jaffrey (Scotland) 1 hole.
Virginia Elena Carta (Italy) bt Annabel Dimmock (England) 3 and 2.
SEMI-FINALS
Barquin bt Strom 1 hole.
Carta bt Martin at 21st.
Report from Colin Farquharson.

AYRSHIRE'S CONNIE JAFFREY IN FRENCH UNDER 21 QUARTER FINALS

By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Colin@scottishgolfview.com
Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies), last year's Scottish Under-18 girls champion, is through to the quarter-finals of the French Under-21 girls' open championship for the Esmond Trophy at St Cloud Golf and Country Club, near Paris.

The Scot,11th of the 32 qualifiers for the match-play stages, beat Denmark's Cecilie Bofill, the No 22 qualifier, by one hole in the first round.
Then Connie knocked out the No 6 seed, France's Pauline Roussin-Bouchard, by the comfortable margin of 5 and 4.

KILMACOLM'S EILIDH BRIGGS WINS THE RENFREWSHIRE LADIES COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE 3RD TIME

Eilidh is presented with the championship Trophy by Captain Gillian -- Photo Courtesy of Maureen Woodhead

Kilmacolm's Eilidh Briggs played up to her +3 handicap with some brilliant golf in winning the Renfrewshire Women's County Golf Championship for a third time at Cochrane Castle Golf Club today (Friday).
 Eilidh, the top seed and a Stirling University P.E. student, beat Iona Stephen (Country member of Ranfurly Castle) who plays off two and is now a member at Wentworth, by 6 and 4 with a sub-par performance.
Eilidh was out in 34 to her opponent's 39, was four up at the turn, having birdied the fourth, fifth and eighth. She also won the nine with a par.
She then won the 12th and 13th and then finished the match with a birdie 2 at the 14th for a 6 and 4 victory.
A result, particularly the margin of it, must have been a disappointment for Iona who had played some very good golf herself over the three days but she was simply outgunned in the final.
Iona did take home one cup - the Peggy Clark Trophy for the best net score on the qualifying day. 

Iona (Peggy Clark Trophy Winner) and Eilidh (Champion) - Photo courtesy of Maureen Woodhead

In the morning semi-finals, Eildh produced five birdies in beating Greenburn's Liz Stewart 3 and 2

Liz had two birdies of her own and was all square on the 14th tee before Eilidh's birdies at the 14th and 16th finished off a very good match.

In the other semi-final, Donna Jackson (Cochrane Castle), county champion a record 11 times, lost by one hole to Iona Stephen who had three birdies in an outward 36 to her opponent's 39.
Donna had birdies at the 10th and 17th to be only one down playing the 18th. Both players parred the hole, leaving Iona, the one-hole winner and a county finalist for the first time.

RESULTS

Semi-finals - Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) beat Liz Stewart (Greenburn) 3 and 2 
Iona Stephen (Wentworth) beat Donna Jackson (Cochrane Castle) 1 hole.

Final - Eilidh Briggs beat Iona Stephen 6 and 4.

Many thanks go to Results Secretary Freda Tuck and Colin Farquharson for the report.

Photos Courtesy of Maureen Woodhead and Freda Tuck
 CLICK HERE and then click on the RHS down arrow and hit slideshow

EILIDH BRIGGS LEADS THE QUALIFIERS OF THE RENFREWSHIRE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS QUALIFYING ROUND OVER COCHRANE CASTLE.

42 ladies played today over Cochrane Castle in, for a change, bright and sunny conditions although later it became really quite windy.
Leading qualifier was EILIDH BRIGGS (Kilmacolm) with a gross 72, closely followed by IONA STEPHEN (Wentworth) with a 73.
IONA (playing off a handicap of 2) won the Peggy Clark Trophy for the best net.

Gillian Kyle and Sandra Littlejohn --- Win a Boss Watch each for their Hole in One's through HowDidIdo

Highlight of the day was the 2 holes in one - the first by Gillian Kyle (East Renfrewshire) at the 9th and then by SANDRA LITTLEJOHN (Erskine) at the 14th.

Well done to Junior -- Jennifer Rankine (Haggs Castle) playing in her first Championship for qualifying for the matchplay.

Qualifying Scores 
72 Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm)
73 Iona Stephen (Wentworth)
78 Donna Jackson (Cochrane Castle)
79 Denise Cowan (Ranfurly Castle), Liz Stewart (Greenburn), Gillian Kyle (East Renfrewshire)
80 Katrine Milne (Erskine)
84 Carol Whyte (Milngavie), Linda McDougall (Greenock), Sara McCorkell (Williamwood), Jennifer Mack (Haggs Castle).
85 Beth Paterson (Eastwood)
86 Lindsay Mathie (Troon Ladies)
89 Liz Hale (Caldwell)
90 Jennifer Rankine (Haggs Castle)
91 Claire McGinty (Barshaw)

Starting times for the match-play are:

9.15          Eilidh Briggs v Claire McGinty
9.22          Linda McDougall v Carol Whyte
9.30          Liz Stewart v Beth Paterson
9.37          Lindsay Mathie v Denise Cowan
9.45          Donna Jackson v Liz Hale
9.52          Jennifer Mack v Gillian Kyle
10.00        Katrina Milne v Sara McCorkell
10.07        Jennifer Rankine v Iona Stephen


The SSS was 72 and the CSS 75 and was reductions only

For all the results go to HowDidIdo -- Click Here

100TH SCOTTISH CHAMPIONSHIP -- GET YOUR ENTRY IN

Calling all Silver Division golfers! 

 Your National Championship needs you! This year is the 100th playing fo the Scottish Ladies (Close) Amateur Championship from 20th-24th May; it is being played at the site of the first Open Championship, Prestwick Golf Club.

This is a fantastic opportunity to play a minimum of 3 rounds on one of the finest links courses in the world for only £45.

The closing date for entries is 12noon Thursday 17th April 2014,  --- you can enter online by CLICKING HERE

IRISH SENIORS WIN AGAINST THE SCOTTISH VETS

The Irish Team and the Scottish Vets

FROM COLIN FARQUHARSON

Ireland seniors beat the Scottish Vets 9-3 at Donabate, Dublin today in the annual women's match for the Mary McKenna Trophy.
The Irish led 3-1 from the first-day foursomes and clinched overall victory by taking the singles 6-2.

FOURSOMES (3-1
Irish names first
Suzanne Corcoran and Mary McLaren bt Sheena Wood and Mary Smith 1 hole
Gertie McMullen and Violet McBride bt Lorna Bennett and Fiona De Vries I hole
Sheena McIlroy and Carol Wickham bt May Hughes and Anne Ryan 2 and 1
Pat Doran and Helen Jones lost to Alison Bartlett and Alex Glennie 4 and 3

SINGLES (6-2)
Pat Doran lost to Fiona De Vries 2 and 1.
Violet McBride bt May Hughes 3 and 2.
Gertie Mcjullen bt Lorna Bennett 4 and 3.
Carol Wickham bt Alex Glennie 2 holes
Sheena McElroy bt Alison Bartlett 2 and 1.
Helen Jones lost to Sheena Wood 1 hole
Mary McLaren halved with Mary Smith
Suzanne Corcoran halved with Ann Ryan.

TOP SEED LINZI ALLAN WINS AYRSHIRE TITLE FOR FIRST TIME

Linzi Allan - 2014 Ayrshire County Champion

Top qualifier Linzi Allan (West Kilbride) defeated last years winner, Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies), on the 18th hole to win her first Ayrshire Ladies county title. The final was played over Glasgow Golf Club, Gailes Links in the best playing conditions of the week.

It was a close game with the first 3 holes being halved in pars. The first birdie came with a 2 from Connie at the short 6th where she went one ahead. The game was squared at the next with a par from Linzi who then went on to sink a 30 foot putt for birdie on the 9th to turn 1 up. Winning 2 of the next 5 holes Linzi was then 3 up and a half in 3's at the 15th left her dormie. Defending champion Connie then produced a par and a birdie to take the match to the 18th hole. Both girls were in the greenside bunker in 2 and made good recoveries but Linzi's par putt was good enough to secure the title.

LINZI ALLAN THROUGH TO LAST FOUR IN THE AYRSHIRE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP

Top seed Linzi Allan (West Kilbride) reached the semi-finals of the Ayrshire women's county golf championship with a 2 and 1 win over Lauren Gilbert (Largs) at a chilly Glasgow Gailes Golf Club today.
Her opponent in Thursday morning's semi-finals will be Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie) at 5 and 3 winner over Pauline Patrick (Irvine) in the round of the last eight.
The other semi-final will feature defending champion and 2013 Scottish girls champon Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) and Catherine Malcolm (Prestwick St Cuthbert)

TODAY'S RESULTS

FIRST ROUND
Linzi Allan (West Kilbride) beat Liz Keohone (Loudoun) 2 and 1
Lauren Gilbert (Largs) beat Jenny Linklater (Largs) 3 and 1.
Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie) beat Sheila Adams (Loudoun) 4 and 2.
Pauline Patrick (Irvine) beat Lesley Barker (Kilmarnock Barassie) 6 and 5.
Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) beat Margaret White (Prestwick St Nicholas) 8 and 7
Jane Finnie (Troon Ladies) beat Sharon Lambie (Kilmarnock Barassie) 2 and 1.
Debbie Watt (Ayr Belleisle) beat Alex Sargent (Skelmorlie) 2 and 1.
Catherine Malcolm (Prestwick St Cuthbert) bear Rachel Irvine (Largs) 3 and 2.

QUARTER-FINALS
Allan beat Gilbert 2 and 1.
Glennie beat Patrick 5 and 3.
Jaffrey beat Finnie 4 and 3.
Malcolm beat Watt 6 and 5.

NICHOLA FERGUSON BEATS ANNE LAING IN FINAL OF D&A COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL

D&A County Captain Carol Sim presents Nichola Ferguson with the County Championship Trophy

Milngavie's Nichola Ferguson, the leading qualifier for the match-play stages, today (Wednesday) won the Dunbartonshire and Argyll women's county golf championship at Hayston Golf Club.
She beat the No 3 seed and past Scottish champion, Anne Laing (Vale of Leven) by 4 and 3 in the final.

RESULTS

SEMI-FINALS
Nichola Ferguson (Milngavie) bear Lorraine Campbell (Cardross) 2 and 1.
Anne Laing (Vale of Leven) beat Aileen Baker (Hilton Park) 2 and 1.
FINAL
Nichola Ferguson beat Anne Laing 4 and 3.

BRONZE FINAL
Zoe Kemp (Helensburgh) beat Lynne McDonald (Cardross) 5 and 3 and 1.

To see some photos of from the day CLICK HERE -- Courtesy of Lorraine Campbell

LINZI ALLAN TOP SEED FOR AYRSHIRE COUNTY MATCH-PLAY STAGES

FROM ANN WALLACE
Ayrshire LCGA secretary
Ayrshire ladies championship qualifier took place today at Glasgow Gailes Golf Club. Conditions were tricky with a strong wind and some squally showers.
The best scratch score was returned by Linzi Allan from West Kilbride who shot a very impressive level par 71.
Second qualifier was Catherine Malcolm (Prestwick St Cuthbert) with a 76 and reigning champion Connie Jaffrey shot a 77 to lie third.
Best net score of 66 came from Margaret White of Prestwick St Nicholas who shot an excellent 87 playing off a handicap of 21.

MATCH-PLAY QUALIFIERS
Linzi Allan, West Kilbride - 71
Catherine Malcolm, Prestwick St Cuthbert - 76
Connie Jaffrey, Troon Ladies - 77
Pauline Patrick, Irvine - 79
Alex Glennie, Barassie - 80
Jane Finnie, Troon Ladies - 80
Debbie Watt, Belleisle - 83
Jenny Linklater, Largs - 84
Lauren Gilbert, Largs - 84
Alex Sargent, Skelmorlie - 84
Sharon Lambie, Barassie - 86
Sheila Adams, Loudoun - 86
Lesley Barker, Barassie - 87
Margaret White, Prestwick St Nicholas - 87
Rachel Irvine, Largs - 88
Liz Keohone, Loudoun - 89 bih
WEDNESDAY MATCH-PLAY
0900 L Allan v L Keohone
0908 L Gilbert v J Linklater
0915 A Glennie v S Adams
0923 L Barker v P Patrick
0930 C Jaffrey v M White
0937 S Lambie v J Finnie
0945 D Watt v A Sargent
0952 R Irvine v C Malcolm

D&A COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

D&A Results

County Championship Semi Finals - Wed 9 April

• 9.00  Nichola Ferguson v Lorraine Campbell
• 9.08  Anne Laing v Aileen Baker

QUARTER FINALS

• Nichola Ferguson bt Laura McGeachy   4/2
• Lorraine Campbell bt Davina Lavery    5/4
• Anne Laing bt Anna Telfer  4/3
• Aileen Baker bt Sheila Steele 4/3

 1st ROUND

• Nichola Ferguson v Lori Macdonald         Nichola won at 19th
• 9.08  Lynn McColl v Laura McGeachy                Laura won 5/3
• 9.16  Davina Lavery v Isobel Harvey                    Davina won 2/1
• 9.24  Kay McColl v Lorraine Campbell                Lorraine won 7/6
• 9.32  Anne Laing v Helen Faulds                          Anne won 5/4
• 9.40  Linda Moffat v Anna Telfer                         Anna won 7/5
• 9.48  Sheila Steele v Karen Maxwell                    Sheila won 4/2
• 9.56  Fiona McLean v Aileen Baker                     Aileen won 4/3

NICHOLA FERGUSON IS THE LEADING QUALIFIER IN THE D&A COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP

The D&A county Championship qualifier was played today over Hayston Golf Course in extremely wet conditions at Hayston Golf club. 76 ladies played and the following qualified for match play tomorrow.
Results: SSS. 71. CSS. 74.
76 -  Nichola Ferguson (Milngavie)
77 - Aileen Baker. (Hilton Park)        
80 - Anne Laing. (Vale of Leven)
83 - Lorraine Campbell  (Cardross) , Davina Larery. (Milngavie), Anna Telfer. (Milngavie)
84 - Sheila Steele (Buchanan Castle)
85 - Laura McGeachy (Haggs Castle), Lynn McColl (Milngavie)
86 - Karen Maxwell (Milngavie)
88 - Linda Moffat. (Helensburgh)
91 - Isobel Harvey. (St Rules)
92 - Kay McColl. (Hilton Park) , Helen Faulds. (Douglas Park)
93 - Fiona McLean. (Hilton Park)
94 - Lori MacDonald. (Cardross)
 Bronze Section:
98 -  Lynne MacDonald. (Cardross)
99 - Eleanor Fenner. (Hilton Park)
101 - Zoe Kemp. (Helensburgh)
102 - Mandy Allen. (Milngavie)

Matchplay 1st Round tomorrow is as follows
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP 2014 
9.00 Nichola Ferguson v Lori Macdonald
9.08 Lynn McColl v Laura McGeachy
9.16 Davina Lavery v Isobel Harvey
9.24 Kay McColl v Lorraine Campbell
9.32 Anne Laing v Helen Faulds
9.40 Linda Moffat v Anna Telfer
9.48 Sheila Steele v Karen Maxwell
9.56 Fiona McLean v Aileen Baker
 Bronze
10.04 Lynne MacDonald v Mandy Allen
10.12 Eleanor Fenner v Zoe Kemp

WEST OF SCOTLAND'S CONNIE JAFFREY IS 3RD IN THE IRISH U18 GIRLS OPEN STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP

Heather Munro, Clara Young and Connie Jaffrey

Olivia Mehaffey (Royal Co. Down Ladies) retained the Irish U18 girls open stroke-play championship with five strokes to spare at Roganstown Golf and Country Club yesterday (Sunday). In testing conditions Olivia had rounds of 69, 71 and 74 for a one-over-par aggregate of 210.
Scots Clara Young (North Berwick) and Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) finished second and third. Clara shot 73, 75 and 71 for 219 - five shots behind the winner. Connie had scores of 75, 73 and 74 for 222.

IRISH U18 GIRLS OPEN STROKE PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP
Roganston Golf Club.
Par 213 (3x71) CSS 73 73 75

214 Olivia Mehaffey (IRE) 69 71 74
219 Clara Young (SCO) 73 75 71
222 Connie Jaffrey (SCO) 75 73 74
222 Marina Hedlund (SWE) 73 73 76
223 Megan Jenkins (ENG) 74 70 79
225 Mary Doyle (The Heath) 73 72 80

International Team Award 
Winners Ireland:(Mary Doyle, Julie McCarthy, Olivia Mehaffey)
Runners up Scotland: Connie Jaffrey, Heather Munro, Clara Young

WEST OF SCOTLAND'S ELIDH BRIGGS IS RUNNER UP IN THE R&A FOUNDATION SCHOLARS TOURNAMENT

Stirling students Jack McDonald and Eilidh Briggs both had to settle for the runner-up spots in a dramatic finish to the 54-hole R and A Foundation Scholars golf tournament over the Eden and Old Courses at St Andrews on Sunday.
Eilidh Briggs lost at the second hole of a women's title play-off to the defending champion, Paula Grant (University of Ulster), who is also the Irish women's amateur champion.
Four shots dropped over the first seven holes on the Old Course - including a double bogey 6 at the sixth - cost Stirling University's Jack McDonald victory in men's tournament.
McDonald, who had scored 69 and 65 over the Eden Course on Monday, could do no better than a closing two-over-par 74 over the Old Course for a four under par total of 212 for the 54-hole tournament contested by 60 student golfers from the UK, Ireland and some Continental countries.
All the competitors in this event receive financial assistance from the R and A to play competitively as amateurs while completing their studies.

In the women's event Paula Grant, joint overnight leader with Ailsa Summers (St Andrews), finished in a tie with Eilidh Briggs on seven under par 215 while Ailsa dropped down to join fourth place after a closing 81 for 219.
The Irish player had a pair of 69s over the Eden Course on Monday and a one-over-par 77 off the womens tees on the Old Course.
Eilidh, a physical education student and a member at Kilmacolm GC, had scores of 72, 68 and 75.
Eilidh birdied the first, second, ninth, 13th and 14th in her final round over the Old Course but bogeys at the fifth, 11th, 12th and 16th cost her victory the regulation 54 holes.
Paula had bogeys at the sixth, seventh and 11th but birdies at the 10th and 14th enabled her
to share the No 1 spot after 54 holes.
Then the Irish champion prevailed at the second extra hole of a sudden death playoff

R AND A FOUNDATION SCHOLARS' TOURNAMENT
St Andrews.
First two rounds, Eden Course; Third round, Old Course
FINAL TOTALS (LEADING SCORES)
MEN
Par 212 (70, 70, 72)
207 Louis Tomlinson (Myerscough) 67 69 71
208 Jack McDonald (Stirling) 69 65 74
209 Henry Tomlinson (Stirling) 66 73 70, Andrew Wilson (Northumbria) 66 66 77.
210 Filippo Campigli (Italy) 66 66 78, Gary Hurley (NUI Maynooth) 69 68 73, Mathias Eggenberger (Stirling) 65 71 74
211 Tiarnan McLarnon (Ulster) 66 70 75, Alex Culverwell (Stirling) 69 69 73
212 Oliver Roberts (Stirliing) 71 70 71, Ryan McKinstray (Queens, Belfast) 70 68 74
213 Shane McGlynn (Dublin City) 73 69 71, Cormac Sharvin (Stirling) 71 65 77
214 Sean 71 7(Myerscough) 73 67 74, Conor James Wilson (Plymouth 72 70 72, Craig Chalmers (Strathclyde) 67 71 76, Dewi Merckx (Stirling) 69 69 76
215 William Russell (Ulster) 71 67 77
216 James Ashman (Central Lancs) 73 72 71, Jacopo Jori (Italy) 71 73 72
217 Robert Mackay (Sheffield Haslam) 70 66 82
218 Angus Carrick (Stirling) 72 72 74, Daniel Rosevear (Plymouth) 72 71 75, Chris Johnson (Exeter) 70 70 78, Matthew Hayes (Northumbria) 70 66 82

WOMEN'S TOTALS
Par 222 (73, 73, 76)
215 Eilidh Briggs (Stirling) 72 68 75, Paula Grant (Ulster) 69 69 77 (Paula won sudden death play-off at second extra hole)
217 Sinead Sexton (NUI Maynooth) 69 73 75
219 Amy Farrell (Dublin City) 68 77 74, Ailsa Summers (St Andrews) 66 72 81
220 Emma Driscoll (UC Dublin) 75 71 74, Alessandria Braida (Italy) 71 70 79
222 Miranda Brain (St Andrews) 70 69 83
223 Ami Storey (Northumbria) 71 70 82
224 Chloe Ryan (UC Dublin) 72 74 78
225 Melissa McMahon (Buckinghamshire New) 71 76 78
229 Anyssia Herbaut (France) 73 72 84, Katie Bradbury (Exeter) 72 71 86
233 Emma Newlove (Exeter) 73 75 85
234 Brabara Borin (Italy) 76 73 85

Thanks go to Colin Farquharson for the report

RANFURLY CASTLE LADIES FASION SHOW RAISES £707 FOR CHAS

Mary Craig shows off an outfit

A fabulous fashion show was enjoyed by approximately 120 ladies from every corner of the West of Scotland .
The Club's Pro Tom Eckford and wife Sarah produced an evening to remember with their very own loquascious, garrulous and often outrageous compere Paul Morrell leading the show.

George Clooney !!

Lorraine Morrell

The beautiful and often elegant ladies outfits were modelled by Ranfurly Castle's Linda, Fiona, Anne, Mary, Lorraine, Joanne, Nicola and Lauren - famous modelling names in the world of haute couture. Showing the Gents wear at its very best were Pro's David and Andrew assisted by lesser personalities - David Beckham and George Clooney.

Ranfurly Castle's Charity Fashion Show was a great success and thanks must go to all who took part and everyone who contributed to a real feel good evening.

The total raised for CHAS was the superb total of £707 and there was much laughter and fun as you can see from the short video.