I am delighted to announce that the team selected to play in the West
Division Inter County matches at Haggs Castle Golf Club from Monday
16th June to Wednesday 17th June is as follows:-
Linzi Allan (West Kilbride)
Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie)
Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies)
Jenny Linklater (Largs)
Hazel MacGarvie (Troon Ladies)
Catherine Malcolm (Prestwick St Cuthberts)
Roz Purdom (Prestwick St Nicholas)
Audrey Thompson (Loudoun Gowf)
Reserve Katie McGarva (Troon Ladies)
Sheila Adams (Captain)
Ladies Golf News in Scotland, the West of Scotland and Renfrewshire
Monday, 26 May 2014
Sunday, 25 May 2014
EILIDH AND MEGAN LEAD OUT THE RENFREWSHIRE TEAM AT THE COUNTY JAMBOREE AT HAGGS CASTLE GOLF CLUB
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| Eilidh and Megan Briggs - Semi Finalists at the Scottish Championships at Prestwick Photo Courtesy of Colin Farquharson |
Haggs Castle Golf Club from June 16 to 18 will be spearheaded by the Kilmacolm club's Briggs sisters who both reached the semi-finals of the 100th Scottish women's amateur championship at Prestwick Golf Club last week.
Eilidh will also be making her Curtis Cup debut for GB and I at St Louis, Missouri in the June 6 to 8 match.
Renfrewshire team:
Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm)
Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm)
Donna Jackson (Cochrane Castle)
Gillian Kyle (East Renfrewshire)
Katrina Milne (Erskine)
Iona Stephen (Wentworth)
Liz Stewart (Greenburn)
Carol Whyte (Milngavie)
KYLIE WALKER WINS HER FIRST LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR EVENT
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| Kylie Walker - LET Winner in the Netherlands |
By BETHAN CUTLER, LET Media Manager
Glasgow’s Kylie Walker earned her maiden Ladies European Tour victory at the Deloitte Ladies Open in the Netherlands after a dramatic three-player play-off against Nikki Campbell and Malene Jorgensen at The International near Amsterdam Airport.
Having led by two strokes after both the first and second rounds, the Scot shot 69, 72 and 72 in the three-round event to tie with Campbell and Jorgensen on 213, six-under-par.
The 27-year-old from Glasgow then sealed the wire-to-wire win - worth 37,500 euros to her - by holing a birdie putt of 20 feet on the second extra hole, the 506-yard par-5 18th, playing over water.
“Amazing; absolutely brilliant. I’m delighted,” said Walker. “I’ve been in play-offs to get in the British Open and US Open but not to win on the LET. I was just really trying to win and I kept giving myself chances and not quite making the putts, although I did putt quite well. A lot of them looked good and didn’t go in, so I’m delighted to win in the end.”
On the second play-off hole, Jorgensen made par before Walker perfectly judged her birdie putt. “With the crowd erupting it almost overwhelmed me, with everyone screaming,” said Walker, whose previous best finish in five years on the LET was a tie for fourth at the 2011 Prague Masters.
Walker had a chance to win in regulation play after reaching the 18th green in two shots but three putted from across the green.
Her second round began well when she made a birdie putt of 15 feet on the second hole, but she dropped a shot on the par-5 third, before making her second birdie of the day on the seventh. From there she came home with 11 straight steady pars.
Earlier in the day, Campbell fired five birdies in her first eight holes and overtook Walker with her birdie on the sixth before picking up another shot on the par-5 eighth. However the 33-year-old Australian three-putted on 15 to drop back into a share of the lead.
Denmark’s Jorgensen set the clubhouse target after firing a flawless six-under 67 in warm and sunny conditions and after ending second in Turkey, she finished runner-up for the second LET event in a row.
Three Scots finished in the top 20.
Vikki Laing from Musselburgh earned 5,000 Euros for a share of ninth place with scores of 71, 77 and 69 for two-under-par 217.
Edinburgh-born Sally Watson earned 3,917 for a joint 13th place finish on level par 219 with scores of 74, 72 and 73.
Kelsey Macdonald and Heather MacRae tied for 34th place on 223 to earn 2,100 euros each. Kelsey score 75, 75 and 73; Heather 75, 72 and 76.
Carly Booth tied for 52nd place on 226 with scores of 75, 75 and 73. She earned 1,125 Euros.
FINAL LEADING SCORES
Par 219 (3x73
213 Malene Jorgensen (DEN) 74 72 67, Kylie Walker (SCO) 69 72 72, Nikki Campbell (AUS) 72 72 69 (Walker won play-off with birdie at second extra hole. Walker won 37,500 euros; Jorgensen and Campbell 21,437 euros each)
215 Camilla Lennarth (SWE) 75 69 71, Christel Boeljon (NED) 77 69 69 (12,050 euros)
Other Scots
217 Vikki Laing (SCO) 71 77 69
219 Sally Watson (SCO) 74 72 73
223 Kelsey Macdonald (SCO) 75 75 73, Heather MacRae (SCO) 75 72 76
226 Carly Booth (SCO) 73 77
HANNAH McCOOK PIPS AILSA SUMMERS FOR MUNROSS TROPHY AT MONTROSE
Stirling student Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey) pipped St Andrews student Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) for the Munross Trophy at the end of the 36-hole SLGA Order of Merit event at Montrose Links.
McCook, beaten by the eventual champion, Connie Jaffrey, in the second round of last week's 100th Scottish women's amateur championship, had rounds of 77 and a very good 69 for a total of 146.
That gave her a one-shot victory from Summers, the No 2 seed at Prestwick where she was a beaten quarter-finals.
Ailsa had rounds of 76 and 71 for 147.
Troon youngster Hazel MacGarvie (78-70) and Iona Stephen (Wentworth) (72-76) tied for third place on 148.
MacGarvie, who plays off three, won the top handicap award with a net 36-hole aggrgate of 142 - a shot ahead of Strathaven five-handicapper Kirsten Brown.
PRIZEWINNERS
Scratch: Hannah McCook 146, Ailsa Summers 147, Iona Stephen 148, Gillian Monteith 150
Handicap: H MacGarvie (3) 142; K Brown (5) 143; M Richmond (10) 145; K Reid (4) 146 (better second round).
To read the full report go to the Kirkwood Website
McCook, beaten by the eventual champion, Connie Jaffrey, in the second round of last week's 100th Scottish women's amateur championship, had rounds of 77 and a very good 69 for a total of 146.
That gave her a one-shot victory from Summers, the No 2 seed at Prestwick where she was a beaten quarter-finals.
Ailsa had rounds of 76 and 71 for 147.
Troon youngster Hazel MacGarvie (78-70) and Iona Stephen (Wentworth) (72-76) tied for third place on 148.
MacGarvie, who plays off three, won the top handicap award with a net 36-hole aggrgate of 142 - a shot ahead of Strathaven five-handicapper Kirsten Brown.
PRIZEWINNERS
Scratch: Hannah McCook 146, Ailsa Summers 147, Iona Stephen 148, Gillian Monteith 150
Handicap: H MacGarvie (3) 142; K Brown (5) 143; M Richmond (10) 145; K Reid (4) 146 (better second round).
To read the full report go to the Kirkwood Website
RANFURLY CASTLE OPEN DAY - NEW TEES AT THE CLIFF HOLES
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BOTHWELL CASTLE OPEN DAY -- GET YOUR ENTRY FORM
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CLICK HERE FOR YOUR ENTRY FORM which can be sent to Dona McCarte their Secretary and Treasurer.
NEW FORMAT FOR THE DOUGLAS PARK EAGLE TROPHY -- MIXED GREENSOMES -- £1000 PRIZEFUND
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The unique and impressive bronze eagle trophy, designed by Mr F. Malcolm Robertson of Glasgow School of Art in reference to the Roman Eagle emblem of the Club, was commissioned by and presented to the Club by Past Captain John and Past Ladies' Captain Jean Watson in 1972. One of the pioneering events of its kind, the tournament continues to attract competitors from far and wide.
Why not get an entry form now by clicking on the following link
EAGLE ENTRY FORM
MOUNT ELLON OPEN DAY -- GET YOUR ENTRY FORM
The Mount Ellen Ladies Greensome takes place on Sunday 22nd June. £12 per couple.
Contact Anne Lloyd on 07818878187 or complete the entry form and return to the address provided.
CLICK HERE TO GET YOUR ENTRY FORM
Contact Anne Lloyd on 07818878187 or complete the entry form and return to the address provided.
CLICK HERE TO GET YOUR ENTRY FORM
KYLIE WALKER STILL THE LEADER AT THE DELOITTE LADIES OPEN AFTER ROUND 2
Scotland's Kylie Walker posted a second round of one-under-par 72 in windy conditions at The International - Amsterdam Airport - on Saturday morning to maintain a two stroke lead in the Deloitte Ladies Open.
The Glaswegian 27-year-old ended the day at five-under ahead of Thailand's Titliya Plucksataporn, with five players sharing third on two-under-par.
LEADING SCORES:
141 - Kylie Walker (SCO) 69 72
143 - Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) 73 70
144 - Maria Balikoeva (RUS) 71 73, Hannah Burke (ENG) 71 73, Kim Williams (RSA) 75 69, Nikki Campbell (AUS) 72 72, Camilla Lennarth (SWE) 75 69
145 - Melissa Reid (ENG) 72 73, Lauren Taylor (ENG) 74 71, Beth Allen (USA) 72 73, Mallory Fraiche (USA) 72 73, Alison Whitaker (AUS) 72 73
OTHER SCOTS
146 Sally Watson
147 Heather
148 Vikki Laing
150 Carly Booth, Kelsey Macdonald
Missed Cut
154 Pamela Pretswell
159 Pamela Feggans
The Glaswegian 27-year-old ended the day at five-under ahead of Thailand's Titliya Plucksataporn, with five players sharing third on two-under-par.
LEADING SCORES:
141 - Kylie Walker (SCO) 69 72
143 - Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) 73 70
144 - Maria Balikoeva (RUS) 71 73, Hannah Burke (ENG) 71 73, Kim Williams (RSA) 75 69, Nikki Campbell (AUS) 72 72, Camilla Lennarth (SWE) 75 69
145 - Melissa Reid (ENG) 72 73, Lauren Taylor (ENG) 74 71, Beth Allen (USA) 72 73, Mallory Fraiche (USA) 72 73, Alison Whitaker (AUS) 72 73
OTHER SCOTS
146 Sally Watson
147 Heather
148 Vikki Laing
150 Carly Booth, Kelsey Macdonald
Missed Cut
154 Pamela Pretswell
159 Pamela Feggans
Saturday, 24 May 2014
GABRIELLE WINS AT THE 19TH IN CLASSIC 100th FINAL
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| Connie and Gabrielle - Photo courtesy of Colin Farquharson |
colin@scottishgolfview.com
Gabrielle MacDonald, 21 year-old St Andrews University student from Edinburgh, beat the top seed, 17-year-old Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) at the 19th hole in a 4hr 6min marathon final climax to the 100th Scottish women's amateur golf championship at Prestwick Golf Club, birthplace of the Open.
Craigielaw Golf Club member Gabrielle was the 10th of the 32 qualifiers for the match-play stages so she entered the championship match very much the underdog against Connie who marked her debut in the event by being the leading qualifier and beating Curtis Cup debutante Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) in the semi-finals (Eilidh's older sister Megan lost to MacDonald in the other penultimate tie.
It was a classic match-play final with first one player, then the other holding the whiphand.
Gabrielle, who fancies finding out, once she has graduated, whether or not she is a good enough golfer to make the grade in the pro ranks, was in the driving seat after nine holes - two up, after shaking off a potentially demoralsing double-bogey 6 start to birdie the third, eighth and ninth
Young Jaffrey, runner-up in the recent "Helen Holm" Scottish stroke play at Troon, then had her purple patch to win the 10th, 11th and 12th, the latter two holes with birdies, to transform her position into a one-hole lead.
But MacDonald, who said later she never felt under real pressure at any time, square the contest with a pitch-and-putt par 4 at the 13th and then birdied the 16th with a pitching wedge approach and an 8ft putt to go one up.
Jaffrey, who enrols at Kansas State University in August, was not yet to admit defeat against an opponent who would not be subued. Connie birdied the 17th to draw level again. With the tension mounting, MacDonald, with nerves of steel, holed a 5ft putt at the 18th for a half in 4.
Jaffrey had completed the 18 holes in an approximate 75 (one over par) to MacDonald's 76
Banishing memories of her double bogey 6 at the opening hole around four hours earlier, MacDonald produced a cast-iron 4 to a bogey 5 by Jaffrey who had missed the green left with her approach and had to pitch over a bunker.
"I just ran out of shots," said Connie when it was over. "I'm a little bit down, having had such a great week and not being able to finish it off with a win but I'll get over it."
MacDonald said: "I was always comfortable and just tried to play my own game, hit the fairways, stay out of trouble and keep hitting greens. I enjoyed it immensely but I feel a little bit sorry for Connie who has had an outstanding week. At 17 she is a great prospect for Scottish ladies golf to have."
Next year's Scottish women's amateur championship will be played at Monifieth.
Result:
FINAL - Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) beat Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) at 19th.
Friday, 23 May 2014
KYLIE WALKER LEADS AFTER THE 1T ROUND IN AMSTERDAM
LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR NEWS RELEASE
REPORT BY BETHAN CUTLER
Glasgow's Kylie Walker opened with a four-under par 69 at The International in Amsterdam today - Friday took a two stroke lead after the first round of the Deloitte Ladies Open.
Playing under clear blue skies in temperatures of 20C, the 27-year-old Carrick on Loch Lomond player took advantage of the near perfect scoring conditions to reel off six birdies and two bogeys in the late afternoon sunshine, breaking two clear of nine other players.
To read the full report go to the Kirkwood Golf Website
REPORT BY BETHAN CUTLER
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| Kylie Walker (courtesy of Colin Farquharson) |
Playing under clear blue skies in temperatures of 20C, the 27-year-old Carrick on Loch Lomond player took advantage of the near perfect scoring conditions to reel off six birdies and two bogeys in the late afternoon sunshine, breaking two clear of nine other players.
To read the full report go to the Kirkwood Golf Website
CONNIE SETS UP THE CHANCE OF HISTORY BY REACHING THE FINAL OF THE SCOTTISH AT PRESTWICK
Report from the SLGA Website
Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) set her sights on history after she defeated Eildih Briggs (Kilmacolm) by 2 and 1 in the semi-final of the Scottish Ladies’ Championship at Prestwick.
In the 100th staging of the Championship, the 17-year-old has the chance to become the youngest ever winner and the first to hold both the Scottish Girls’ and Scottish Ladies’ titles.
Standing in her way is Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw). In the semi-finals, the 21-year-old ended the hopes of the older of the Briggs’ sisters, Megan, with a 3 and 2 victory.
Jaffrey, the leading strokeplay qualifier, had beaten Lesley Atkins (Gullane) by 2 and 1 in the quarter-finals and she was never behind in the last four match against Briggs, who will be flying to the States on Monday to represent GB and Ireland in next month’s Curtis Cup.
The teenager’s short game was the key, the highlight being a 45-foot birdie putt from off the green at the sixth.
“It’s amazing to go through,” said Jaffrey. “I was hoping to make the semi-finals this week so to get into the final is a bonus. Eildih is a great player and I knew it was going to be a tough match.”
Last month, Jaffrey was runner-up in the Helen Holm Scottish Open Strokeplay Championship and she attributes the great run of form to hard work and determination.
“I had a setback a couple of years ago when I missed out on some teams.” She explained. “But then I started working really hard with a psychologist and my coach George Boswell. I was determined to prove some people wrong.”
MacDonald won the battle of the St Andrews University students in the last eight with a 3 and 2 win over Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie) and closed out her match with Briggs with wins at the 13th, 15th and 16th.
With her boyfriend and fellow Geography student, Guy Dalziel, as her caddie, MacDonald admitted that her second round win over Clara Young and then the triumph over Summers were a huge confidence boost.
“I play Ailsa a lot at St Andrews but this is the first time I have beaten her,” she said. “Everyone at the university is great and I get a lot of support. “
Completing a good day for Troon Ladies’ teenagers, 16-year-old Emma Hale won the Clark Rosebowl, defeating Carol Whyte (Milngavie) by 2 and1 in the final.
To read the full hole match scores -- go to the Kirkwood Golf Website
Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) set her sights on history after she defeated Eildih Briggs (Kilmacolm) by 2 and 1 in the semi-final of the Scottish Ladies’ Championship at Prestwick.
In the 100th staging of the Championship, the 17-year-old has the chance to become the youngest ever winner and the first to hold both the Scottish Girls’ and Scottish Ladies’ titles.
Standing in her way is Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw). In the semi-finals, the 21-year-old ended the hopes of the older of the Briggs’ sisters, Megan, with a 3 and 2 victory.
Jaffrey, the leading strokeplay qualifier, had beaten Lesley Atkins (Gullane) by 2 and 1 in the quarter-finals and she was never behind in the last four match against Briggs, who will be flying to the States on Monday to represent GB and Ireland in next month’s Curtis Cup.
The teenager’s short game was the key, the highlight being a 45-foot birdie putt from off the green at the sixth.
“It’s amazing to go through,” said Jaffrey. “I was hoping to make the semi-finals this week so to get into the final is a bonus. Eildih is a great player and I knew it was going to be a tough match.”
Last month, Jaffrey was runner-up in the Helen Holm Scottish Open Strokeplay Championship and she attributes the great run of form to hard work and determination.
“I had a setback a couple of years ago when I missed out on some teams.” She explained. “But then I started working really hard with a psychologist and my coach George Boswell. I was determined to prove some people wrong.”
MacDonald won the battle of the St Andrews University students in the last eight with a 3 and 2 win over Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie) and closed out her match with Briggs with wins at the 13th, 15th and 16th.
With her boyfriend and fellow Geography student, Guy Dalziel, as her caddie, MacDonald admitted that her second round win over Clara Young and then the triumph over Summers were a huge confidence boost.
“I play Ailsa a lot at St Andrews but this is the first time I have beaten her,” she said. “Everyone at the university is great and I get a lot of support. “
Completing a good day for Troon Ladies’ teenagers, 16-year-old Emma Hale won the Clark Rosebowl, defeating Carol Whyte (Milngavie) by 2 and1 in the final.
To read the full hole match scores -- go to the Kirkwood Golf Website
CONNIE AND THE BRIGGS SISTERS THROUGH TO SEMI FINALS AT PRESTWICK
100th SCOTTISH WOMEN'S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP REACHES SEMI-FINALS
BRIGGS SISTERS THROUGH TO SEMI- FINALS ALONG WITH CONNIE JAFFREY AND GABRIELLE MACDONALD AT PRESTWICK
Thanks go Colin Farquharson for the report
The Briggs sisters from the Kilmacolm club are still on course to meet in the final of the 100th Scottish women's amateur championship at Prestwick on Saturday morning.
In the quarter-finals on a bright but cool morning Curtis Cup debutante and Stirling PE student Eilidh, the No 4 seed, won by 2 and 1 against Lesley Atkins (Gullane), while older sister Megan, the 2009 champion and a Glasgow solicitor, reached the last four with a 2 and 1 win over Rachel Walker (Dumfries and County).
Top seed and last year's Scottish U18 girls champion Connie Jaffrey is still there. She will meet Eilidh in the first semi-final after scoring a 2 and 1 come-from-behind win over Lauren Whyte (St Regulus).
Megan Briggs will play St Andrews student Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) in the other semi-final.
The latter knocked out the university team-mate and No 2 seed, Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie) by 3 and 2.
RESULTS
QUARTER-FINALS
Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) beat Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) 2 and 1.
Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) beat Lesley Atkins (Gullane) 2 and 1.
Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm) beat Rachel Walker (Dumfries and Co) 2 and 1.
Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) beat Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) 3 and 2
BRIGGS SISTERS THROUGH TO SEMI- FINALS ALONG WITH CONNIE JAFFREY AND GABRIELLE MACDONALD AT PRESTWICK
Thanks go Colin Farquharson for the report
The Briggs sisters from the Kilmacolm club are still on course to meet in the final of the 100th Scottish women's amateur championship at Prestwick on Saturday morning.
In the quarter-finals on a bright but cool morning Curtis Cup debutante and Stirling PE student Eilidh, the No 4 seed, won by 2 and 1 against Lesley Atkins (Gullane), while older sister Megan, the 2009 champion and a Glasgow solicitor, reached the last four with a 2 and 1 win over Rachel Walker (Dumfries and County).
Top seed and last year's Scottish U18 girls champion Connie Jaffrey is still there. She will meet Eilidh in the first semi-final after scoring a 2 and 1 come-from-behind win over Lauren Whyte (St Regulus).
Megan Briggs will play St Andrews student Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) in the other semi-final.
The latter knocked out the university team-mate and No 2 seed, Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie) by 3 and 2.
RESULTS
QUARTER-FINALS
Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) beat Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) 2 and 1.
Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) beat Lesley Atkins (Gullane) 2 and 1.
Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm) beat Rachel Walker (Dumfries and Co) 2 and 1.
Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) beat Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) 3 and 2
Thursday, 22 May 2014
CONNIE STILL ON COURSE IN THE MATCHPLAY STAGES OF THE SCOTTISH CHAMPIONSHIP AT PRESTWICK
ATKINS OUSTS DEFENDING CHAMPION ALYSON MCKECHIN
From the SLGA Website
Lesley Atkins (Gullane) knocked out defending champion, Alyson McKechin (Elderslie), by 2 and 1 to make it through to the quarter-finals of the Scottish Ladies’ Championship at Prestwick.
The 19-year-old claimed it was a career best win and her reward is a last eight match against Kilmacolm’s Eilidh Briggs, who will be playing for GB and Ireland in next month’s Curtis Cup at St Louis Country Club.
Two down at the turn, Atkins, who is in her first year at Florida International University, drew level at the 14th and then crucially made a birdie at the 16th to edge one ahead. A bogey at the 17th was good enough to win both the hole and the match.
“I was nervous at the start and towards the end,” she admitted. “I’m loving my time in Florida and definitely feel my best golf is yet to come.”
Teenager Connie Jaffrey, the leading strokeplay qualifier, continued an impressive run through to the quarter-finals. Level par in the first round, the 17-year-old Scottish Girls’ Champion defeated her Troon Ladies’ clubmate Jane Finnie by 6 and 5 and was then three under par in ousting Hannah McCook (Grantown-On-Spey) by 5 and 4 at the last 16 stage.
In the second round, Jaffrey won the first two holes in par and then had a sparkling run – birdie, birdie, eagle – from the seventh to turn for home with the five hole advantage. The three at the ninth was quite straightforward – a drive, rescue club to five feet and a single putt.
In the quarter-finals, Jaffrey will face the 2012 Scottish Girls’ Champion, Lauren Whyte – the St Regulus youngster advanced with a 4 and 2 win over Milngavie’s Nichola Ferguson.
Megan Briggs, the older of the Kilmacolm sisters, kept up her hopes of repeating her 2009 triumph with a comfortable 5 and 3 victory over Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) and she now meets Rachel Walker (Dumfries and County).
The last of the quarter-finals is Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie) versus Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw), who won an all East Lothian tie 2 and 1 against last year’s beaten finalist, Clara Young (North Berwick).
110th SCOTTISH WOMEN'S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Prestwick Golf Club.
MATCH-PLAY
FIRST ROUND
Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) beat Jane Finnie (Troon Ladies) 6 and 5.
Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey) beat Louise MacGregor (Glenbervie) 1 hole.
Nichola Ferguson (Milngavie) beat Cara Thompson (Royal Dornoch) 2 and 1.
Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) beat Kimberley Beveridge (Aboyne) 4 and 2.
Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) beat Katie Wright (Stranraer) 7 and 6.
Lesley Atkins (Gullane) beat Kirsty Brodie (Strathmore) 4 and 2.
Shannon McWilliam (Aboyne) beat Rachel Polson (Peterculter) 5 and 4.
Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) beat Lauren D'Ambrosio (Carluke) 5 and 4
Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm) beat Eilidh Watson (Muckhart) 2 and 1
Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) beat Jordana Graham (Southerness) 7 and 6
Karen Marshall (Baberton) beat Noni Stephen (Wentworth) 1 hole.
Rachel Walker (Dumfries and Co) beat Claire Robertson (Carnoustie Ladies) at 19th.
Clara Young (North Berwick) beat Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) at 20th
Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) beat Susan Wood (Drumpellier) 4 and 3.
Hazel MacGarvie (Troon Ladies) beat Elaine Moffat (St Regulus) 6 and 4.
Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) beat Jess Meek (Carnoustie Ladies) 3 and 2.
SECOND ROUND
Jaffrey beat McCook 5 and 4.
Whyte beat Ferguson 4 and 2.
Atkins beat McKechin 2 and 1.
E Briggs beat McWilliam 4 and 3.
M Briggs beat McIntosh 5 and 3.
Walker beat Marshall 5 and 4.
MacDonald beat Young 2 and 1.
Summers beat MacGarvie 3 and 2
FRIDAY QUARTER-FINALS
8.30 Connie Jaffrey v Lauren Whyte
8.40 Lesley Atkins v Eilidh Briggs
8.50 Megan Briggs v Rachel Walker
9.00 Gabrielle MacDonald v Ailsa Summers
SEMI-FINALS at 1.30 and 1.50pm.
SATURDAY FINAL (18 holes) 9am
CLARK ROSEBOWL
FIRST ROUND
Carol Whyte (Milngavie) beat Isla Moncrieff (Pitlochry) 1 hole.
Katie Reid (Monifieth) beat Nicola Robertson (Stirling) 5 and 3.
Heather Munro (Monifieth) beat Louise Fraser (Kingsknowe) 3 and 2.
Kirsten Brown (Strathaven) beat Linzi Allan (West Kilbride) 2 and 1.
Jillian Farrell (Cardross) beat Jenny Potter (Cathkin Braes) 1 hole
Tara Mactaggart (Minto) beat Ruth Rankin (Lanark) 4 and 3.
Alison McBride (Harburn) beat Ellie Bryce (Strathaven) 1 hole
Emma Hale (Troon Ladies) beat Joanne Free (Gullane) 4 and 2.
QUARTER-FINALS
Whyte beat Reid at 20th.
Munro beat Brown 3 and 2.
Mactaggart beat Farrell 2 holes
Hale beat McBride 3 and 1.
FRIDAY SEMI-FINALS
9.20 Carol Whyte v Heather Munro
9.30 Tara Mactaggart v Emma Hale.
FINAL TO TEE OFF AT 2.10PM
CLICK HERE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
CLICK HERE FOR CLARK ROSEBOWL RESULTS
From the SLGA Website
Lesley Atkins (Gullane) knocked out defending champion, Alyson McKechin (Elderslie), by 2 and 1 to make it through to the quarter-finals of the Scottish Ladies’ Championship at Prestwick.
The 19-year-old claimed it was a career best win and her reward is a last eight match against Kilmacolm’s Eilidh Briggs, who will be playing for GB and Ireland in next month’s Curtis Cup at St Louis Country Club.
Two down at the turn, Atkins, who is in her first year at Florida International University, drew level at the 14th and then crucially made a birdie at the 16th to edge one ahead. A bogey at the 17th was good enough to win both the hole and the match.
“I was nervous at the start and towards the end,” she admitted. “I’m loving my time in Florida and definitely feel my best golf is yet to come.”
Teenager Connie Jaffrey, the leading strokeplay qualifier, continued an impressive run through to the quarter-finals. Level par in the first round, the 17-year-old Scottish Girls’ Champion defeated her Troon Ladies’ clubmate Jane Finnie by 6 and 5 and was then three under par in ousting Hannah McCook (Grantown-On-Spey) by 5 and 4 at the last 16 stage.
In the second round, Jaffrey won the first two holes in par and then had a sparkling run – birdie, birdie, eagle – from the seventh to turn for home with the five hole advantage. The three at the ninth was quite straightforward – a drive, rescue club to five feet and a single putt.
In the quarter-finals, Jaffrey will face the 2012 Scottish Girls’ Champion, Lauren Whyte – the St Regulus youngster advanced with a 4 and 2 win over Milngavie’s Nichola Ferguson.
Megan Briggs, the older of the Kilmacolm sisters, kept up her hopes of repeating her 2009 triumph with a comfortable 5 and 3 victory over Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) and she now meets Rachel Walker (Dumfries and County).
The last of the quarter-finals is Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie) versus Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw), who won an all East Lothian tie 2 and 1 against last year’s beaten finalist, Clara Young (North Berwick).
110th SCOTTISH WOMEN'S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Prestwick Golf Club.
MATCH-PLAY
FIRST ROUND
Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) beat Jane Finnie (Troon Ladies) 6 and 5.
Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey) beat Louise MacGregor (Glenbervie) 1 hole.
Nichola Ferguson (Milngavie) beat Cara Thompson (Royal Dornoch) 2 and 1.
Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) beat Kimberley Beveridge (Aboyne) 4 and 2.
Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) beat Katie Wright (Stranraer) 7 and 6.
Lesley Atkins (Gullane) beat Kirsty Brodie (Strathmore) 4 and 2.
Shannon McWilliam (Aboyne) beat Rachel Polson (Peterculter) 5 and 4.
Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) beat Lauren D'Ambrosio (Carluke) 5 and 4
Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm) beat Eilidh Watson (Muckhart) 2 and 1
Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) beat Jordana Graham (Southerness) 7 and 6
Karen Marshall (Baberton) beat Noni Stephen (Wentworth) 1 hole.
Rachel Walker (Dumfries and Co) beat Claire Robertson (Carnoustie Ladies) at 19th.
Clara Young (North Berwick) beat Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) at 20th
Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) beat Susan Wood (Drumpellier) 4 and 3.
Hazel MacGarvie (Troon Ladies) beat Elaine Moffat (St Regulus) 6 and 4.
Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) beat Jess Meek (Carnoustie Ladies) 3 and 2.
SECOND ROUND
Jaffrey beat McCook 5 and 4.
Whyte beat Ferguson 4 and 2.
Atkins beat McKechin 2 and 1.
E Briggs beat McWilliam 4 and 3.
M Briggs beat McIntosh 5 and 3.
Walker beat Marshall 5 and 4.
MacDonald beat Young 2 and 1.
Summers beat MacGarvie 3 and 2
FRIDAY QUARTER-FINALS
8.30 Connie Jaffrey v Lauren Whyte
8.40 Lesley Atkins v Eilidh Briggs
8.50 Megan Briggs v Rachel Walker
9.00 Gabrielle MacDonald v Ailsa Summers
SEMI-FINALS at 1.30 and 1.50pm.
SATURDAY FINAL (18 holes) 9am
CLARK ROSEBOWL
FIRST ROUND
Carol Whyte (Milngavie) beat Isla Moncrieff (Pitlochry) 1 hole.
Katie Reid (Monifieth) beat Nicola Robertson (Stirling) 5 and 3.
Heather Munro (Monifieth) beat Louise Fraser (Kingsknowe) 3 and 2.
Kirsten Brown (Strathaven) beat Linzi Allan (West Kilbride) 2 and 1.
Jillian Farrell (Cardross) beat Jenny Potter (Cathkin Braes) 1 hole
Tara Mactaggart (Minto) beat Ruth Rankin (Lanark) 4 and 3.
Alison McBride (Harburn) beat Ellie Bryce (Strathaven) 1 hole
Emma Hale (Troon Ladies) beat Joanne Free (Gullane) 4 and 2.
QUARTER-FINALS
Whyte beat Reid at 20th.
Munro beat Brown 3 and 2.
Mactaggart beat Farrell 2 holes
Hale beat McBride 3 and 1.
FRIDAY SEMI-FINALS
9.20 Carol Whyte v Heather Munro
9.30 Tara Mactaggart v Emma Hale.
FINAL TO TEE OFF AT 2.10PM
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WEST OF SCOTLAND PLAYERS SWEEP THE STROKEPLAY PRIZEWINNERS LIST AT PRESTWICK
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| Photo courtesy of Jean McIntyre From R to L: Kirsty Brodie (Strathmore), Shannon McWilliam (Aboyne), Nichola Ferguson (Milngavie), Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe), Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies), Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm), Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm), Alison Summers (Carnoustie Ladies). |
Runner-up - Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) 77 better inward half
St Andrews Quaich (best net scores in first qualifying round) - Nicholas Ferguson (Milngavie) (2) 76.
Runner-up - Rachael Walker (Dumfries and Co) (1) 77.
Eglinton Quaich (lowest gross team aggregate in first qualifying round) - Kilmacolm 157 (Eilidh Briggs 78, Megan Briggs 79).
Grainger Cup (lowest net team aggregate) - Kilmacolm 161 (Eilidh Briggs (+3) 81, Megan Briggs (+1) 80).
Baby Quaich (lowest individual scratch score in Eglinton Quaich) - Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) 77 better inward half.
Glover 21st Anniversary Cup (lowest gross score in Round 2) - Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) 72; runner-up Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm) 75 (better last 3)
Lyon Salver (best net score in Round 2) - Shannon McWilliam (Aboyne) (3) 74; runner-up Joanne Free (Gullane) (7) 75.
Margaret Scoular-Buchanan Cup (lowest aggregate gross) - Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) 149 (73-76)
McInnes Shaw Cup (lowest aggregate net) - Kirsty Brodie (Strathmore) (6) 153 (77-76).
St Rule Salver (lowest aggregate gross by Under-21 player) - Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) 149 (73-76).
Dunlop Hill Trophy (past champions' gross score Round 2) - Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm) 75.
McNeil Trophy (lowest team gross total Round 1) - Renfrewshire (Eilidh Briggs, Megan Briggs, Noni (Iona) Stephen).
Wednesday, 21 May 2014
CONNIE JAFFREY IS THE LEADING QUALIFIER IN THE SCOTTISH WOMEN'S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP AT PRESTWICK
From the SLGA Website
Connie Jaffrey added a 76 to her first round 73 and led the qualifiers on one over par 149 at the 100th staging of the Scottish Ladies’ Championship at Prestwick.
The Troon Ladies’ member maintained her four shot overnight lead with Carnoustie’s Ailsa Summers moving into second place after a best of Championship 72.
In joint third place on 154 were a strong trio of defending champion Alyson McKechin (77) and the Briggs’ sisters from Kilmacolm , Megan and Eildih.
Megan, the 2009 Champion at Southerness, posted a 75, while Eildih, who will represent GB and Ireland at next month’s Curtis Cup, shot 76.
Elderslie’s McKechin, who won the title at Longniddry 12 months ago, had three birdies on a near perfect golfing day on the south Ayrshire coast.
Jaffrey, the Scottish Girls’ Champion, highlighted her round with four birdies and the pick of the bunch came at the short second where she came close to a hole in one.
“I hit the ball to a foot and then did it again for another of my birdies at the 17th,” said the 17-year-old who is playing in the Championship for a first time. “I was delighted to maintain my four shot lead and t’s a good feeling to head the strokeplay qualifiers.”
Summers’ hole of the day was the long eighth – she made eagle – and she also had a handful of birdies in the two under round.
Eilidh Briggs was runner-up at Machrihanish three years ago and she had three birdies to finish among the top seeds. “The conditions were definitely easier,” said the 21-year-old Stirling University student. “The wind wasn’t nearly so fierce.”
Thirty-one players on 169 and better made it straight into the matchplay knock-out and Jane Finnie (Troon Ladies) clamed the 32nd and final spot by defeating beat Carol Whyte (Milngavie) at the second hole of a sudden-death play-off.
Having halved the first extra hole (the 15th) in bogey fives, Whyte hit her second shot out of bounds at the 18th and eventually conceded the hole. Finnie’s reward is a first round match against clubmate Jaffrey.
100th SCOTTISH WOMEN'S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
Prestwick Golf Club, Ayrshire
MATCH-PLAY QUALIFIERS
Par 148 (2x74)
149 C Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) 73 76
153 A Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) 81 72
154 M Briggs (Kilmacolm) 79 75, E Briggs (Kilmacolm) 77 77, A McKechin (Elderslie) 77 77
155 R Walker (Dumfries and Co) 78 77, C Young (North Berwick) 77 78
156 L Whyte (St Regulus) 81 75
158 N Ferguson (Milngavie) 78 80
159 G MacDonald (Craigielaw) 79 80
161 K Marshall (Baberton) 84 77, L Atkins (Gullane) 84 77
162 R Polson (Peterculter) 81 81, J Graham (Southerness) 81 81, E Moffat (St Regulus) 79 83
164 L MacGregor (Glenbervie) 84 80, H McCook (Grantown on Spey) 84 80, H MacGarvie (Troon Ladies) 82 82, K McIntosh (Broomieknowe) 77 87
165 S McWilliam (Aboyne) 88 77, K Brodie (Strathmore) 83 82, Susan Wood (Drumpellier) 82 83, N Stephen (Wentworth) 82 83
166 C Thompson (Royal Dornoch) 84 82, K Beveridge (Aboyne) 82 84, Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) 80 86
167 C Robertson (Carnoustie Ladies) 86 81
168 K Wright (Stranraer) 81 87
169 L D'Ambrosio (Carluke) 89 80, E Watson (Muckhart) 85 84, J Meek (Carnoustie Ladies) 84 85
170 (after play-off) J Finnie (Troon Ladies) 87 83
OTHER SCORES
170 (after play-off) C Whyte (Milngavie) 86 84.
171 J Free (Gullane) 89 82, J Farrell (Cardross) 87 84, L Allan (West Kilbride) 87 84, L Fraser (Kingsknowe) 85 86
172 T Mactaggart (Minto) 89 83, A McBride (Harburn) 83 89
173 N Robertson (Stirling) 90 83, K Reid (Monifieth) 88 85, G Coughlin (Fairhaven) 87 86, E Bryce (Strathaven) 84 89.
174 R Rankin (Lanark) 91 83, A Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie) 84 90.
175 H Munro (Monifieth) 95 80, J Potter (Cathkin Braes) 92 83, K Brown (Strathaven) 92 83, A Bartlett (Royal Dornoch) 86 89, E Hale (Troon Ladies) 82 93
176 I Moncrieff (Pitlochry) 95 82, W Nicholson (Broomieknowe) 88 88
177 S Leslie (Aberdeen Ladies) 88 89
178 A Qayum (Ranfurly Castle) 87 91, J Saxton (Kinross) 86 92
179 D Cowan (Ranfurly Castle) 93 86, J Chalmers (Monifieth) 91 88, H Scott (Broomieknowe) 88 91, L Mathie (Troon Ladies) 87 92.
180 F Gilbert (Carnoustie Ladies) 88 92, L Wilson (Kelso) 87 93,
181 D Young (North Berwick) 94 87
182 C Munro (Gullane) 96 86
183 G Thomson (Ayr Belleisle) 94 89, S L Cameron (Gullane) 92 81, L Lee (Musselburgh) 92 91
184 L Bain (Lochend) 95 89, J Mack (Haggs Castle) 94 90, P Hutton (Lanark) 88 96, K Malcolm (Dumfries and Co) 88 96
186 K Scott (Strathaven) 93 83
187 R Purdom (Prestwick St Nicholas) 96 91
188 J Rankine (Haggs Castle) 89 99
189 K Blackwood (Glencorse) 93 96
190 L McGeachy (Haggs Castle) 96 94, E Caddow (Strathaven) 95 95
191 C Malcolm (Prestwick St Cuthbert) 100 91, F Scott (Bothwell Castle) 95 96
192 A Devine (Hamilton) 96 96
193 R Livingstone (Craigmillar Park) 98 95
194 H Anderson (Troon Ladies) 100 94, B Paterson (Eastwood) 96 98, S Goldie (Eastwood) 92 102
195 A Melvin-Ffinch (Hirsel) 99 96, K Burgess (Silverknowes) 95 100
197 B Waugh (Moor Hall) 98 99, M Gardner (Linlithgow) 86 111.
198 J Harrison (Cruden Bay) 105 93, S Ireland (Prestonfield) 102 96, L Barker (Kilmarnock Barassie) 99 99
200 W MacCallum (Falkirk) 101 99
201 E Wilson (Elie and Earlsferry) 93 108
206 E Irvine (Alford) 105 101
215 M McBain (Turnhouse) 114 101
219 M Miller (Blairgowrie) 114 105
220 L Cackett (Broomieknowe) 115 105
223 R Irvine (Largs) 122 101
226 E Gillespie (Lochend) 124 102.
232 F Findlay (Lochend) 114 118
233 A Joss (Alford) 117 116
243 L McTaggart (East Kilbride) 117 126
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH PLAY DRAW
CLARK ROSEBOWL DRAW
Connie Jaffrey added a 76 to her first round 73 and led the qualifiers on one over par 149 at the 100th staging of the Scottish Ladies’ Championship at Prestwick.
The Troon Ladies’ member maintained her four shot overnight lead with Carnoustie’s Ailsa Summers moving into second place after a best of Championship 72.
In joint third place on 154 were a strong trio of defending champion Alyson McKechin (77) and the Briggs’ sisters from Kilmacolm , Megan and Eildih.
Megan, the 2009 Champion at Southerness, posted a 75, while Eildih, who will represent GB and Ireland at next month’s Curtis Cup, shot 76.
Elderslie’s McKechin, who won the title at Longniddry 12 months ago, had three birdies on a near perfect golfing day on the south Ayrshire coast.
Jaffrey, the Scottish Girls’ Champion, highlighted her round with four birdies and the pick of the bunch came at the short second where she came close to a hole in one.
“I hit the ball to a foot and then did it again for another of my birdies at the 17th,” said the 17-year-old who is playing in the Championship for a first time. “I was delighted to maintain my four shot lead and t’s a good feeling to head the strokeplay qualifiers.”
Summers’ hole of the day was the long eighth – she made eagle – and she also had a handful of birdies in the two under round.
Eilidh Briggs was runner-up at Machrihanish three years ago and she had three birdies to finish among the top seeds. “The conditions were definitely easier,” said the 21-year-old Stirling University student. “The wind wasn’t nearly so fierce.”
Thirty-one players on 169 and better made it straight into the matchplay knock-out and Jane Finnie (Troon Ladies) clamed the 32nd and final spot by defeating beat Carol Whyte (Milngavie) at the second hole of a sudden-death play-off.
Having halved the first extra hole (the 15th) in bogey fives, Whyte hit her second shot out of bounds at the 18th and eventually conceded the hole. Finnie’s reward is a first round match against clubmate Jaffrey.
100th SCOTTISH WOMEN'S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
Prestwick Golf Club, Ayrshire
MATCH-PLAY QUALIFIERS
Par 148 (2x74)
149 C Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) 73 76
153 A Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) 81 72
154 M Briggs (Kilmacolm) 79 75, E Briggs (Kilmacolm) 77 77, A McKechin (Elderslie) 77 77
155 R Walker (Dumfries and Co) 78 77, C Young (North Berwick) 77 78
156 L Whyte (St Regulus) 81 75
158 N Ferguson (Milngavie) 78 80
159 G MacDonald (Craigielaw) 79 80
161 K Marshall (Baberton) 84 77, L Atkins (Gullane) 84 77
162 R Polson (Peterculter) 81 81, J Graham (Southerness) 81 81, E Moffat (St Regulus) 79 83
164 L MacGregor (Glenbervie) 84 80, H McCook (Grantown on Spey) 84 80, H MacGarvie (Troon Ladies) 82 82, K McIntosh (Broomieknowe) 77 87
165 S McWilliam (Aboyne) 88 77, K Brodie (Strathmore) 83 82, Susan Wood (Drumpellier) 82 83, N Stephen (Wentworth) 82 83
166 C Thompson (Royal Dornoch) 84 82, K Beveridge (Aboyne) 82 84, Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) 80 86
167 C Robertson (Carnoustie Ladies) 86 81
168 K Wright (Stranraer) 81 87
169 L D'Ambrosio (Carluke) 89 80, E Watson (Muckhart) 85 84, J Meek (Carnoustie Ladies) 84 85
170 (after play-off) J Finnie (Troon Ladies) 87 83
OTHER SCORES
170 (after play-off) C Whyte (Milngavie) 86 84.
171 J Free (Gullane) 89 82, J Farrell (Cardross) 87 84, L Allan (West Kilbride) 87 84, L Fraser (Kingsknowe) 85 86
172 T Mactaggart (Minto) 89 83, A McBride (Harburn) 83 89
173 N Robertson (Stirling) 90 83, K Reid (Monifieth) 88 85, G Coughlin (Fairhaven) 87 86, E Bryce (Strathaven) 84 89.
174 R Rankin (Lanark) 91 83, A Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie) 84 90.
175 H Munro (Monifieth) 95 80, J Potter (Cathkin Braes) 92 83, K Brown (Strathaven) 92 83, A Bartlett (Royal Dornoch) 86 89, E Hale (Troon Ladies) 82 93
176 I Moncrieff (Pitlochry) 95 82, W Nicholson (Broomieknowe) 88 88
177 S Leslie (Aberdeen Ladies) 88 89
178 A Qayum (Ranfurly Castle) 87 91, J Saxton (Kinross) 86 92
179 D Cowan (Ranfurly Castle) 93 86, J Chalmers (Monifieth) 91 88, H Scott (Broomieknowe) 88 91, L Mathie (Troon Ladies) 87 92.
180 F Gilbert (Carnoustie Ladies) 88 92, L Wilson (Kelso) 87 93,
181 D Young (North Berwick) 94 87
182 C Munro (Gullane) 96 86
183 G Thomson (Ayr Belleisle) 94 89, S L Cameron (Gullane) 92 81, L Lee (Musselburgh) 92 91
184 L Bain (Lochend) 95 89, J Mack (Haggs Castle) 94 90, P Hutton (Lanark) 88 96, K Malcolm (Dumfries and Co) 88 96
186 K Scott (Strathaven) 93 83
187 R Purdom (Prestwick St Nicholas) 96 91
188 J Rankine (Haggs Castle) 89 99
189 K Blackwood (Glencorse) 93 96
190 L McGeachy (Haggs Castle) 96 94, E Caddow (Strathaven) 95 95
191 C Malcolm (Prestwick St Cuthbert) 100 91, F Scott (Bothwell Castle) 95 96
192 A Devine (Hamilton) 96 96
193 R Livingstone (Craigmillar Park) 98 95
194 H Anderson (Troon Ladies) 100 94, B Paterson (Eastwood) 96 98, S Goldie (Eastwood) 92 102
195 A Melvin-Ffinch (Hirsel) 99 96, K Burgess (Silverknowes) 95 100
197 B Waugh (Moor Hall) 98 99, M Gardner (Linlithgow) 86 111.
198 J Harrison (Cruden Bay) 105 93, S Ireland (Prestonfield) 102 96, L Barker (Kilmarnock Barassie) 99 99
200 W MacCallum (Falkirk) 101 99
201 E Wilson (Elie and Earlsferry) 93 108
206 E Irvine (Alford) 105 101
215 M McBain (Turnhouse) 114 101
219 M Miller (Blairgowrie) 114 105
220 L Cackett (Broomieknowe) 115 105
223 R Irvine (Largs) 122 101
226 E Gillespie (Lochend) 124 102.
232 F Findlay (Lochend) 114 118
233 A Joss (Alford) 117 116
243 L McTaggart (East Kilbride) 117 126
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH PLAY DRAW
CLARK ROSEBOWL DRAW
Tuesday, 20 May 2014
WEST OF SCOTLAND'S CONNIE JAFFREY LEADS THE FIELD AFTER THE FIRST ROUND
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| Connie Jaffrey - Photo courtesy of Colin Farquharson |
With a misty morning giving way to a blustery wind, there was no prospect of anyone else in the field getting close to the Kilwinning teenager's score over the first 18 holes.
Runner-up in the "Helen Holm" at Troon last month, Jaffrey showed her class over a course that had the clubhouse awash with horror tales of 8s, 9s and even 10s.
You might think that Connie's local knowledge of this particular Ayrshire links was the basis for the skill with which she plotted her way past the out-of-bounds burn, the cavernous bunkers and the punishing rough which has apparently sprouted considerably over the past
couple of weeks.
In fact, Prestwick is a members' course and young Jaffrey has not played it all that many times in the past.
This is her debut in the Scottish ladies' championship and she marked it with the following figures:
OUT: 534 535 644 - 39 (one over par)
IN: 524 343 445 - 34 (two under par)
She had birdies at three par-5s on the way out - the third, eighth and ninth.
Then she had a marvellous run from 11th of birdie-birdie-par-birdie.
"I'm very pleased with a 73 because I bogeyed four of the first seven holes where my course management was not as good as it should have been and I didn't hole anything," said Connie.
"But I got up and down for a birdie 4 from about 70yds out and that seemed to settle me."
Next best on the leaderboard on the 77 mark are last year's finalists from Longniddry, defending champion Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) and runner-up Clara Young (North Berwick), as well as Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe).
Curtis Cup GB and I selection Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) had a 78 and her older sister Megan, a former national champion, a 79 -- despite having a 9 at the the 3rd hole and a double bogey at the 9th hole -- she then had an inward half of 35 bettered only by Connie Jaffrey.
100th SCOTTISH WOMEN'S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
sponsored by Aberdeen Asset Management
FIRST QUALIFYING ROUND
Prestwick Golf Club, Ayrshire
Par 74 (38-36)
73 Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) 39-34
77 Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) 38-39,
Clara Young (North Berwick) 39-38, Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) 39-38
78 Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) 41-37, Rachel Walker (Dumfries and Co) 42-36, Nichola Ferguson (Milngavie) 39-39
79 Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm) 44-35, Elaine Moffat (St Regulus) 40-39, Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) 39-40
80 Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) 42-38
81 Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) 42-39, Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) 42-39, Rachel Polson (Peterculter) 40-41, Jordana Graham (Southerness) 42-39, Katie Wright (Stranraer) 41-40
82 Susan Wood (Drumpellier), Iona Stephen (Wentworth), Emma Hale (Troon Ladies), Kimberley Beveridge (Aboyne), Hazel Macgarvie (Troon Ladies)
83 Alison McBride (Harburn), Kirsty Brodie (Strathmore).
84 Jess Meek (Carnoustie Ladies), Lesley Atkins (Gullane), Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey), Karen Marshall (Baberton), Louise MacGregor (Glenbervie), Cara Thompson (Royal Dornoch), Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie), Ellie Bryce (Strathaven).
85 Eilidh Watson (Muckhart), Louise Fraser (Kingsknowe)
86 Jennifer Saxton (Kinross), Alison Bartlett (Royal Dornoch), Gale Macpherson (Loudoun Gowf), Claire Robertson (Carnoustie Ladies), Carol Whyte (Milngavie), Margo Gardner (Linlithgow).
87 Linzi Allan (West Kilbride), Georgia Coughlin (Fairhaven), Jane Finnie (Troon Ladies), Jillian Farrell (Cardross), Alexandra Qayum (Ranfurly Castle), Leanne Wilson (Kelso), Lindsay Mathie (Troon Ladies)
88 Sammy Leslie (Aberdeen Ladies), Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe), Katie Reid (Monifieth), Wendy Nicholson (Broomieknowe), Shannon McWilliam (Aboyne), Fiona Gilbert (Carnoustie Ladies), Pat Hutton (Lanark), Katie Malcolm (Dumfries and Co).
89 Lauren D'Ambrosio (Carluke), Joanne Free (Gullane), Tara Mactaggart (Minto), Jennifer Rankine (Haggs Castle).
90 Nicola Robertson (Stirling), Karen Ferguson (Liberton)
91 Jemma Chalmers (Monifieth), Linda McDougall (Greenock)
92 Jenny Potter (Cathkin Braes), Ruth Rankin (Lanark), Kirsten Brown (Strathaven), Sandra Goldie (Eastwood), Lynne Terry (Cruden Bay), Lauren Lee (Musselburgh), Stacey Cameron (Gullane Ladies)
93 Kirsten Blackwood (Glencorse), Denise Cowan (Ranfurly Castle), Emma Wilson (Elie and Earlsferry), Katie Scott (Strathaven)
94 Isla Moncrieff (Pitlochry), Gail Thomson (Ayr Belleisle), Jennifer Mack (Haggs Castle), Dawn Young (North Berwick), Diane Moncrieff (Lochend).
95 Heather Munro (Carnoustie Ladies), Emma Caddow (Strathaven), Fiona Scott (Bothwell Castle), Linda Bain (Lochend), Kirsty Burgess (Silverknowes).
96 Rosalind Purdom (Prestwick St Nicholas), Laura McGeachy (Haggs Castle), Charlotte Munro (Gullane), Angela Devine (Hamilton), Beth Paterson (Eastwood).
98 Rachael Livingstone (Craigmillar Park), Bobbi Waugh (Moor Hall).
99 Lesley Barker (Kilmarnock Barassie), Alison Melvin-Finch (Hirsel).
100 Catherine Malcolm (Prestwick St Cuthbert), Heather Anderson (Troon Ladies)
101 Winifred MacCallum (Falkirk)
102 Suzanne Ireland (Prestonfield)
105 Jill Harrison (Cruden Bay), Elizabeth Irvine (Alford)
114 Mandy McBain (Turnhouse), Mary Miller (Blairgowrie), Fiona Findlay (Lochend)
115 Lynn Cackett (Broomieknowe).
117 Angela Joss (Alford), Lesley McTaggart (East Kilbride)
122 Rachel Irvine (Largs)
124 Eileen Gillelspie (Lochend)
Withdrew: Lorna Bennett (Ladybank).
No Returns: Fiona Farquharson (King James VI), Elizabeth Hale (Caldwell).
Thanks go to Colin Farquharson for the report
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Monday, 19 May 2014
EILIDH v CONNIE WOULD BE DREAM FINAL FOR WEST OF SCOTLAND GOLF FANS
By COLIN FARQUHARSON at Prestwick
Colin@scottishgolfview.com
Curtis Cup debutante Eilidh Briggs is about a 6-4 favourite to win the 100th staging of the Scottish women's amateur golf championship this week at Prestwick's ancient links, the birthplace of the Open championship from 1860 to 1870.
But it is one of the quirks of the World Amateur Golf Rankings - which run in 12-monthly cycles - that the Kilmacolm player is "only" the third best Scot after the most recent revision.
Aberdonian Gemma Dryburgh, a student at Tulane University, New Orleans, is the highest ranked female Scot in the world and, like Briggs, will be making her Curtis Cup debut against the Americans at St Louis, Missouri from June 6 to 8. But Dryburgh is still in America, and will be playing in the upcoming NCAA Division 1 women's team championship.
But the World No 2 in Scottish terms is in the field of 110, teeing off in the first stroke play qualifying round at Prestwick on Tuesday morning is Ayrshire-born and bred Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) who finished second to England's Annabel Dimmock in the Helen Holm Scottish women's amateur stroke play at Troon last month.
Connie had a stellar year in 2013 when she won the Ayrshire county title, the Paul Lawrie Scottish schoolgirls championship and the Scottish U18 girls championship.
As one SLGA official, who shall remain nameless. said on the eve of the event: "Eilidh Briggs versus Connie Jaffrey would be a terrific final on Saturday."
She can say that again. They could probably sell admission tickets, standing-room only if that were how things workd out this week.
But golf - and possibly more so in girls/women's golf for some reason - things don't always work out the way they should.
Only 12 months ago in the championship hosted by Longniddry Golf Club, leading qualifier Jess Meek (Carnoustie Ladies) was beaten in the second round and No 2 seed Rachel Walker (Dumfries and Co) lost in the first round of the match-play.
Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) beat teenager Clara Young (North Berwick) in a downpour for last year's final.
Alyson is here again this week, keeping her plans to turn professional very close to her chest.
"I don't know if this will be may last Scottish ladies championship. This will be a decision I will make when the time is correct and aligned to my plans," she said.
"My big incentive this week is to follow the example of Anne Laing who was the last player to win this title two years in a row and she won for the second time here at Prestwick!"
Anne Laing, incidentally, is at Prestwick to play solely in the past champions' event staged in conjunction with the stroke play qualifying rounds. She will not take part in the championship proper.
Eilidh Briggs has been Scottish U18 girls champion but has yet to win the women's championship. She reached the final at Machrihanish in 2011.
"I'm looking forward to a good week with a good field and a traditional links course. Just hope the weather is kind
to us," said Stirling PE student Eilidh. "With regards to the Curtis Cup, I'm very excited about going over to the States for what will be an unbelievable experience."
Eilidh's big sister, Megan, won the "Scottish" at Southerness in 2009 and is also in the Prestwick field.
It was the youngest player in the field who won the very first Scottish women's amateur championship over the
Old Course, St Andrews in 1903 - 19-year-old Alexa Glover.
Could the 100th staging also be won by the youngest in the Prestwick field?
Not such a long stretch of coincidence for 14-year-old Shannon McWilliam (Aboyne), pictured left by Cal Carson Golf Agency, won the Scottish Under-14 girls title last year and only a few weeks ago became the youngest ever winner of the Aberdeenshire women's county championship.
Another leading Aberdeenshire contender should be Rachel Polson (Peterculter), just home from Florida Tech University. She lost to Clara Young in last year's semi-finals at Longniddry.
If you believe in pointers to players who are going to have a good run, put your money on Rachel. Last year she played badly in the Peterculter women's open immediately prior to the "Scottish" but then rose to the occasion in the national championship the following week.
Last weekend Polson again had, by her standards, a poor performance in the Peterculter event. History about to repeat itself?
Northern Counties will be hoping their new champion Alison Bartlett (Royal Dornoch), a senior international player, carries on where she left off in their recent county championship. Alison is also the Northern Counties secretary. It takes a bit of organising to run a competition, play in it - and win it, as Mrs Bartlett did.
From Angus the standard bearers should be Jess Meek, back home after her first year at the University of Missouri, St Andrews student Ailsa Summers and Heather Munro, one of a clutch of bright young Scottish prospects who will be enrolling at US colleges in August.
From Fyfe, expect US-bound Lauren Whyte to do well and Clara Young to keep the Lothians well to the fore.
The 32 leading players after the 36-hole stroke-playing opening to the championship will go into match-play on Thursday morning. The next 16 will contest the Clark Rosebowl match-play competition
LEADING TEE TIMES ON TUESDAY
08.00 Eilidh Briggs, Jessica Meek.
08.10 Ailsa Summers, Lauren Whyte.
08.20 Alyson McKechin, Megan Briggs, Gabrielle Macdonald.
08.30 Connie Jaffrey, Elaine Moffat, Clara Young.
08.40 Rachel Walker, Lesley Atkins, Hannah McCook.
08.50 Karen Marshall, Heather Munro, Sheena Wood.
09.00 Susan Wood, Kate McIntosh, Sammy Leslie.
09.10 Louise MacGregor, Noni Stephen, Emma Hale.
09.20 Lorna Bennett, Cara Thompson, Nichola Ferguson.
09.30 Rachel Polson, Hannah Scott.
09.40 STARTER'S TIME
09.50 Jordana Graham, Jennifer Saxton, Eilidh Watson.
10.00 Kimberley Beveridge, Alison Bartlett, Louise Fraser.
10.10 Gale Macpherson, Kirsten Blackwood, Rosalind Purdom.
Colin@scottishgolfview.com
Curtis Cup debutante Eilidh Briggs is about a 6-4 favourite to win the 100th staging of the Scottish women's amateur golf championship this week at Prestwick's ancient links, the birthplace of the Open championship from 1860 to 1870.
But it is one of the quirks of the World Amateur Golf Rankings - which run in 12-monthly cycles - that the Kilmacolm player is "only" the third best Scot after the most recent revision.
Aberdonian Gemma Dryburgh, a student at Tulane University, New Orleans, is the highest ranked female Scot in the world and, like Briggs, will be making her Curtis Cup debut against the Americans at St Louis, Missouri from June 6 to 8. But Dryburgh is still in America, and will be playing in the upcoming NCAA Division 1 women's team championship.
But the World No 2 in Scottish terms is in the field of 110, teeing off in the first stroke play qualifying round at Prestwick on Tuesday morning is Ayrshire-born and bred Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) who finished second to England's Annabel Dimmock in the Helen Holm Scottish women's amateur stroke play at Troon last month.
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| Connie Jaffrey |
As one SLGA official, who shall remain nameless. said on the eve of the event: "Eilidh Briggs versus Connie Jaffrey would be a terrific final on Saturday."
She can say that again. They could probably sell admission tickets, standing-room only if that were how things workd out this week.
But golf - and possibly more so in girls/women's golf for some reason - things don't always work out the way they should.
Only 12 months ago in the championship hosted by Longniddry Golf Club, leading qualifier Jess Meek (Carnoustie Ladies) was beaten in the second round and No 2 seed Rachel Walker (Dumfries and Co) lost in the first round of the match-play.
Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) beat teenager Clara Young (North Berwick) in a downpour for last year's final.
Alyson is here again this week, keeping her plans to turn professional very close to her chest.
"I don't know if this will be may last Scottish ladies championship. This will be a decision I will make when the time is correct and aligned to my plans," she said.
"My big incentive this week is to follow the example of Anne Laing who was the last player to win this title two years in a row and she won for the second time here at Prestwick!"
Anne Laing, incidentally, is at Prestwick to play solely in the past champions' event staged in conjunction with the stroke play qualifying rounds. She will not take part in the championship proper.
Eilidh Briggs has been Scottish U18 girls champion but has yet to win the women's championship. She reached the final at Machrihanish in 2011.
"I'm looking forward to a good week with a good field and a traditional links course. Just hope the weather is kind
to us," said Stirling PE student Eilidh. "With regards to the Curtis Cup, I'm very excited about going over to the States for what will be an unbelievable experience."
Eilidh's big sister, Megan, won the "Scottish" at Southerness in 2009 and is also in the Prestwick field.
It was the youngest player in the field who won the very first Scottish women's amateur championship over the
Old Course, St Andrews in 1903 - 19-year-old Alexa Glover.
Could the 100th staging also be won by the youngest in the Prestwick field?
Not such a long stretch of coincidence for 14-year-old Shannon McWilliam (Aboyne), pictured left by Cal Carson Golf Agency, won the Scottish Under-14 girls title last year and only a few weeks ago became the youngest ever winner of the Aberdeenshire women's county championship.
Another leading Aberdeenshire contender should be Rachel Polson (Peterculter), just home from Florida Tech University. She lost to Clara Young in last year's semi-finals at Longniddry.
If you believe in pointers to players who are going to have a good run, put your money on Rachel. Last year she played badly in the Peterculter women's open immediately prior to the "Scottish" but then rose to the occasion in the national championship the following week.
Last weekend Polson again had, by her standards, a poor performance in the Peterculter event. History about to repeat itself?
Northern Counties will be hoping their new champion Alison Bartlett (Royal Dornoch), a senior international player, carries on where she left off in their recent county championship. Alison is also the Northern Counties secretary. It takes a bit of organising to run a competition, play in it - and win it, as Mrs Bartlett did.
From Angus the standard bearers should be Jess Meek, back home after her first year at the University of Missouri, St Andrews student Ailsa Summers and Heather Munro, one of a clutch of bright young Scottish prospects who will be enrolling at US colleges in August.
From Fyfe, expect US-bound Lauren Whyte to do well and Clara Young to keep the Lothians well to the fore.
The 32 leading players after the 36-hole stroke-playing opening to the championship will go into match-play on Thursday morning. The next 16 will contest the Clark Rosebowl match-play competition
LEADING TEE TIMES ON TUESDAY
08.00 Eilidh Briggs, Jessica Meek.
08.10 Ailsa Summers, Lauren Whyte.
08.20 Alyson McKechin, Megan Briggs, Gabrielle Macdonald.
08.30 Connie Jaffrey, Elaine Moffat, Clara Young.
08.40 Rachel Walker, Lesley Atkins, Hannah McCook.
08.50 Karen Marshall, Heather Munro, Sheena Wood.
09.00 Susan Wood, Kate McIntosh, Sammy Leslie.
09.10 Louise MacGregor, Noni Stephen, Emma Hale.
09.20 Lorna Bennett, Cara Thompson, Nichola Ferguson.
09.30 Rachel Polson, Hannah Scott.
09.40 STARTER'S TIME
09.50 Jordana Graham, Jennifer Saxton, Eilidh Watson.
10.00 Kimberley Beveridge, Alison Bartlett, Louise Fraser.
10.10 Gale Macpherson, Kirsten Blackwood, Rosalind Purdom.
Thursday, 15 May 2014
SALLY WATSON ENTERS PAUL LAWRIE TOUR EVENT AT DUNDONALD LINK
MAY 30 CLOSING DAY FOR JUNE 8-9 COMPETITION IN AYRSHIRE
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| Sally Watson |
ENTRIES so far for the next 36-hole tournament on the Paul Lawrie Ladies Tartan Tour - at Dundonald Links, Gailes, Ayrshire on June 8-9 include Ladies European Tour rookie Sally Watson, pictured above, playing out of Castle Stuart, is among the early entries. Grateful for her support.
Entries close on May 30.
It is hoped that WPGA members in England may help to swell the numbers for a tournament that has £6,000 of a prizefund with a first prize of £2,500 and guaranteed prizes for the top 10 and ties.
The tournament is open to all lady professionals and lady/girl amateurs with single-figure handicaps.
| LOG ON TO THE PAUL LAWRIE LADIES TARTAN TOUR WEBSITE CLICK HERE | |
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| TO FIND OUT HOW TO ENTER, LOG ON TO THE PGA IN SCOTLAND WEBSITE CLICK HERE-- Nicola Melville PGA Professional www.nicolamelvillegolf.co.uk Tournament Director @ Ladies Tartan Tour |
INTER COUNTY FOURSOMES FINALS START TIMES
The Inter County Foursomes finals are on the 2nd June at Prestwick St Nicholas .
To see who are playing and the start times then --- CLICK HERE
To see who are playing and the start times then --- CLICK HERE
Wednesday, 14 May 2014
CURTIS CUP TEAM 2014
Order of appearance..Georgia Hall, Charlotte Thomas, Bronte Law, Annabel Dimmock, Gemma Dryburgh, Eilidh Briggs, Stephanie Meadow and Gabriella Cowley
AYRSHIRE COUNTY FOURSOMES
35 couples took part in glorious sunshine yesterday at Belleisle for the Ayrshire county foursomes.
In addition, the following Ladies have qualified for the Inter County Finals to be played at Prestwick St Nicholas Golf Club on Monday 2 June 2014.
Scratch
1st - Liz Keohone & Audrey Thompson (Loudoun) 80
2nd - Catherine Malcolm & Rosalind Purdom (St Cuthbert & St Nicholas) 82
Handicap
1st - Sandra Johnson & Nancy Shedden (Kilbirnie) 91 (20) 71
2nd - Margaret MacGregor & June Kerr (Barassie & West Kilbride) 92 (15) 77
3rd - Liz Wilson & Linda McDonald (Barassie) 92 (10.5) 81.5
4th - Alex Glennie & Anne Edgar (Barassie) 92 (10) 82
The following Ladies have qualified to take part in the Commonwealth Spoons at Ladybank on Wednesday 3 September 2014 -
Sandra Johnson & Nancy Shedden
Liz Keohone & Audrey Thompson
Margaret MacGregor & June Kerr
In addition, the following Ladies have qualified for the Inter County Finals to be played at Prestwick St Nicholas Golf Club on Monday 2 June 2014.
Scratch
1st - Liz Keohone & Audrey Thompson (Loudoun) 80
2nd - Catherine Malcolm & Rosalind Purdom (St Cuthbert & St Nicholas) 82
Handicap
1st - Sandra Johnson & Nancy Shedden (Kilbirnie) 91 (20) 71
2nd - Margaret MacGregor & June Kerr (Barassie & West Kilbride) 92 (15) 77
3rd - Liz Wilson & Linda McDonald (Barassie) 92 (10.5) 81.5
4th - Alex Glennie & Anne Edgar (Barassie) 92 (10) 82
The following Ladies have qualified to take part in the Commonwealth Spoons at Ladybank on Wednesday 3 September 2014 -
Sandra Johnson & Nancy Shedden
Liz Keohone & Audrey Thompson
Margaret MacGregor & June Kerr
Tuesday, 13 May 2014
TEE OFF TIMES FOR PRESTWICK NEXT TUESDAY 100th SCOTTISH WOMEN'S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
PRESTWICK GOLF CLUB, SOUTH AYRSHIRE
FIRST QUALIFYING ROUND
Tuesday, May 20
08:00
BRIGGS, Eilidh (Kilmacolm) +2.9
LIDDELL, Fiona (Schloss Vornholz) +2.1
08:10
MEEK, JESSICA (Carnoustie Ladies) +1.8
SUMMERS, AILSA (Carnoustie Ladies) +1.6
WHYTE, Lauren (St Regulus) +1.4
08:20
McKECHIN, ALYSON (Elderslie) +1.3
BRIGGS, Megan (Kilmacolm) +0.9
MACDONALD, Gabrielle (Craigielaw) +0.8
08:30
JAFFREY, CONNIE (Troon Ladies) +0.3
MOFFAT, Elaine (St Regulus) 0.1
YOUNG, Clara (North Berwick) 0.2
08:40
WALKER, Rachel (Dumfries and Co) 0.4
ATKINS, Lesley (Gullane) 0.5
McCOOK, Hannah (Grantown-on-Spey) 0.5
08:50
MARSHALL, Karen (Baberton) 0.7
MUNRO, HEATHER (Monifieth) 0.8
WOOD, SHEENA (Aberdeen Ladies) 1.0
09:00
WOOD, Susan (Drumpellier) 1.1
McINTOSH, Kate (Broomieknowe) 1.3
LESLIE, SAMANTHA (Aberdeen Ladies) 1.4
09:10
MACGREGOR, Louise (Glenbervie) 1.5
STEPHEN, Noni (Wentworth) 1.6
HALE, EMMA (Troon Ladies) 1.7
09:20
BENNETT, LORNA (Ladybank) 1.7
THOMPSON, Cara (Royal Dornoch) 1.8
FERGUSON, NICHOLA (Milngavie) 1.8
09:30
POLSON, RACHEL (Peterculter) 1.9
SCOTT, Hannah (Broomieknowe) 2.3
09:50
GRAHAM, Jordana (Southerness) 2.3
SAXTON, Jennifer (Kinross) 4.6
WATSON, Eilidh (Muckhart) 2.4
10:00
BEVERIDGE, KIMBERLEY (Aboyne) 2.4
BARTLETT, Alison (Royal Dornoch) 2.4
FRASER, Louise (Kingsknowe) 2.6
10:10
MACPHERSON, Gale (Loudoun) 2.9
BLACKWOOD, Kirsten (Glencorse) 2.9
PURDOM, Rosalind (Prestwick St Nicholas) 3.0
10:20
MACGARVIE, HAZEL (Troon Ladies)
ROBERTSON, Nicola (Stirling) 3.2
MCWILLIAM, SHANNON (Aboyne) 3.2
10:30
NICHOLSON, Wendy (Broomieknowe) 3.3
CHALMERS, JEMMA (Monifieth) 3.4
REID, KATIE (Monifieth) 3.5
10:40
ROBERTSON, CLAIRE (Carnoustie Ladies) 3.5
ALLAN, LINZI (West Kilbride) 3.6
WRIGHT, Katie (Stranraer) 3.6
10:50
LIVINGSTONE, Rachael (Craigmillar Park) 3.6
GLENNIE, Alex (Kilmarnock Barassie) 3.6
MALCOLM, Catherine (Prestwick St Cuthbert) 3.7
11:00
COUGHLIN, Georgia (Fairhaven) 3.7
McBRIDE, Alison (Harburn) 3.9
CADDOW, Emma (Strathaven) 4.1
11:20
POTTER, Jenny (Cathkin Braes) 4.4
GILBERT, FIONA (Carnoustie Ladies) 4.4
HARRISON, JILL (Cruden Bay) 4.6
11:30
WHYTE, Carol (Milngavie) 4.7
MONCRIEFF, Isla (Pitlochry) 5.9
THOMSON, Gail (Ayr Belleisle) 4.8
11:40
D'AMBROSIO, Lauren (Carluke) 4.9
FINNIE, JANE (Troon Ladies) 4.9
BRYCE, Ellie (Strathaven) 5.0
11:50
SCOTT, Fiona (Bothwell Castle) 5.2
BAIN, Linda (Lochend) 5.3
RANKIN, RUTH (Lanark) 5.4
12:00
McGEACHY, Laura (Haggs Castle) 5.4
BROWN, Kirsten (Strathaven) 5.4
BRODIE, Kirsty (Strathmore) 5.5
12:10
BARKER, Lesley (Kilmarnock Barassie) 5.6
COWAN, Denise (Ranfurly Castle) 5.6
MELVIN-FFINCH, Alison (Hirsel) 8.2
12:20
MUNRO, Charlotte (Gullane) 6.0
MACK, JENNIFER (Haggs Castle) 6.4
McDOUGALL, Linda (Greenock) 6.4
12:30
DEVINE, Angela (Hamilton) 6.4
FERGUSON, Karen (Liberton) 6.5
GARDNER, Margo (Linlithgow) 7.0
12:50
GOLDIE, Sandra (Eastwood) 7.3
FREE, Joanne (Gullane) 7.3
ANDERSON, HEATHER (Troon Ladies) 7.3
13:00
TERRY, LYNNE (Cruden Bay) 7.6
FARRELL, JILLIAN (Cardross) 7.6
QAYUM, Alexandra (Ranfurly Castle) 7.7
13:10
YOUNG, Dawn (North Berwick) 7.7
HUTTON, PAT (Lanark) 8.0
BYCROFT, HANNAH (Alford) 8.1
13:20
IRELAND, Suzanne (Prestonfield) 8.2
PATERSON, BETH (Eastwood) 8.8
MACCALLUM, WINIFRED (Falkirk) 9.2
13:30
WILSON, Leanne (Kelso) 8.8
WILSON, EMMA (Elie and Earlsferry) 9.0
HINDSHAW, Fiona (Bonnyton) 9.0
13:40
MATHIE, Lindsay (Troon Ladies) 9.2
MACTAGGART, Tara (Minto) 2.4
WAUGH, Bobbi (Moor Hall) 9.2
13:50
IRVINE, Rachel (Largs) 9.3
LEE, Lauren (Musselburgh) 9.3
MONCRIEFF, DIANE (Lochend) 9.8
14:00
HALE, ELIZABETH (Caldwell) 10.0
BURGESS, Kirsty (Silverknowes) 10.2
CAMERON, Stacey (Gullane Ladies) 10.3
14:10
SCOTT, Katie (Strathaven) 10.4
GILLESPIE, Eileen (Lochend) 10.4
FARQUHARSON, FIONA (King James VI) 10.8
14:20
RANKINE, Jennifer (Haggs Castle) 11.2
MALCOLM, KATIE (Dumfries and Co) 11.4
MCBAIN, MANDY (Turnhouse) 11.5
14:30
CACKETT, Lynn (Broomieknowe) 11.7
MILLER, MARY (Blairgowrie) 12.0
IRVINE, ELIZABETH (Alford) 14.7
14:40
McTAGGART, LESLEY (East Kilbride) 16.8
JOSS, ANGELA (Alford) 17.2
FINDLAY, FIONA (Lochend) 17.6
+The draw for Wednesday's second round is in score order, i.e. lowest scores from the first round go out last, highest scores go out first.
Posted by Carol
FIRST QUALIFYING ROUND
Tuesday, May 20
08:00
BRIGGS, Eilidh (Kilmacolm) +2.9
LIDDELL, Fiona (Schloss Vornholz) +2.1
08:10
MEEK, JESSICA (Carnoustie Ladies) +1.8
SUMMERS, AILSA (Carnoustie Ladies) +1.6
WHYTE, Lauren (St Regulus) +1.4
08:20
McKECHIN, ALYSON (Elderslie) +1.3
BRIGGS, Megan (Kilmacolm) +0.9
MACDONALD, Gabrielle (Craigielaw) +0.8
08:30
JAFFREY, CONNIE (Troon Ladies) +0.3
MOFFAT, Elaine (St Regulus) 0.1
YOUNG, Clara (North Berwick) 0.2
08:40
WALKER, Rachel (Dumfries and Co) 0.4
ATKINS, Lesley (Gullane) 0.5
McCOOK, Hannah (Grantown-on-Spey) 0.5
08:50
MARSHALL, Karen (Baberton) 0.7
MUNRO, HEATHER (Monifieth) 0.8
WOOD, SHEENA (Aberdeen Ladies) 1.0
09:00
WOOD, Susan (Drumpellier) 1.1
McINTOSH, Kate (Broomieknowe) 1.3
LESLIE, SAMANTHA (Aberdeen Ladies) 1.4
09:10
MACGREGOR, Louise (Glenbervie) 1.5
STEPHEN, Noni (Wentworth) 1.6
HALE, EMMA (Troon Ladies) 1.7
09:20
BENNETT, LORNA (Ladybank) 1.7
THOMPSON, Cara (Royal Dornoch) 1.8
FERGUSON, NICHOLA (Milngavie) 1.8
09:30
POLSON, RACHEL (Peterculter) 1.9
SCOTT, Hannah (Broomieknowe) 2.3
09:50
GRAHAM, Jordana (Southerness) 2.3
SAXTON, Jennifer (Kinross) 4.6
WATSON, Eilidh (Muckhart) 2.4
10:00
BEVERIDGE, KIMBERLEY (Aboyne) 2.4
BARTLETT, Alison (Royal Dornoch) 2.4
FRASER, Louise (Kingsknowe) 2.6
10:10
MACPHERSON, Gale (Loudoun) 2.9
BLACKWOOD, Kirsten (Glencorse) 2.9
PURDOM, Rosalind (Prestwick St Nicholas) 3.0
10:20
MACGARVIE, HAZEL (Troon Ladies)
ROBERTSON, Nicola (Stirling) 3.2
MCWILLIAM, SHANNON (Aboyne) 3.2
10:30
NICHOLSON, Wendy (Broomieknowe) 3.3
CHALMERS, JEMMA (Monifieth) 3.4
REID, KATIE (Monifieth) 3.5
10:40
ROBERTSON, CLAIRE (Carnoustie Ladies) 3.5
ALLAN, LINZI (West Kilbride) 3.6
WRIGHT, Katie (Stranraer) 3.6
10:50
LIVINGSTONE, Rachael (Craigmillar Park) 3.6
GLENNIE, Alex (Kilmarnock Barassie) 3.6
MALCOLM, Catherine (Prestwick St Cuthbert) 3.7
11:00
COUGHLIN, Georgia (Fairhaven) 3.7
McBRIDE, Alison (Harburn) 3.9
CADDOW, Emma (Strathaven) 4.1
11:20
POTTER, Jenny (Cathkin Braes) 4.4
GILBERT, FIONA (Carnoustie Ladies) 4.4
HARRISON, JILL (Cruden Bay) 4.6
11:30
WHYTE, Carol (Milngavie) 4.7
MONCRIEFF, Isla (Pitlochry) 5.9
THOMSON, Gail (Ayr Belleisle) 4.8
11:40
D'AMBROSIO, Lauren (Carluke) 4.9
FINNIE, JANE (Troon Ladies) 4.9
BRYCE, Ellie (Strathaven) 5.0
11:50
SCOTT, Fiona (Bothwell Castle) 5.2
BAIN, Linda (Lochend) 5.3
RANKIN, RUTH (Lanark) 5.4
12:00
McGEACHY, Laura (Haggs Castle) 5.4
BROWN, Kirsten (Strathaven) 5.4
BRODIE, Kirsty (Strathmore) 5.5
12:10
BARKER, Lesley (Kilmarnock Barassie) 5.6
COWAN, Denise (Ranfurly Castle) 5.6
MELVIN-FFINCH, Alison (Hirsel) 8.2
12:20
MUNRO, Charlotte (Gullane) 6.0
MACK, JENNIFER (Haggs Castle) 6.4
McDOUGALL, Linda (Greenock) 6.4
12:30
DEVINE, Angela (Hamilton) 6.4
FERGUSON, Karen (Liberton) 6.5
GARDNER, Margo (Linlithgow) 7.0
12:50
GOLDIE, Sandra (Eastwood) 7.3
FREE, Joanne (Gullane) 7.3
ANDERSON, HEATHER (Troon Ladies) 7.3
13:00
TERRY, LYNNE (Cruden Bay) 7.6
FARRELL, JILLIAN (Cardross) 7.6
QAYUM, Alexandra (Ranfurly Castle) 7.7
13:10
YOUNG, Dawn (North Berwick) 7.7
HUTTON, PAT (Lanark) 8.0
BYCROFT, HANNAH (Alford) 8.1
13:20
IRELAND, Suzanne (Prestonfield) 8.2
PATERSON, BETH (Eastwood) 8.8
MACCALLUM, WINIFRED (Falkirk) 9.2
13:30
WILSON, Leanne (Kelso) 8.8
WILSON, EMMA (Elie and Earlsferry) 9.0
HINDSHAW, Fiona (Bonnyton) 9.0
13:40
MATHIE, Lindsay (Troon Ladies) 9.2
MACTAGGART, Tara (Minto) 2.4
WAUGH, Bobbi (Moor Hall) 9.2
13:50
IRVINE, Rachel (Largs) 9.3
LEE, Lauren (Musselburgh) 9.3
MONCRIEFF, DIANE (Lochend) 9.8
14:00
HALE, ELIZABETH (Caldwell) 10.0
BURGESS, Kirsty (Silverknowes) 10.2
CAMERON, Stacey (Gullane Ladies) 10.3
14:10
SCOTT, Katie (Strathaven) 10.4
GILLESPIE, Eileen (Lochend) 10.4
FARQUHARSON, FIONA (King James VI) 10.8
14:20
RANKINE, Jennifer (Haggs Castle) 11.2
MALCOLM, KATIE (Dumfries and Co) 11.4
MCBAIN, MANDY (Turnhouse) 11.5
14:30
CACKETT, Lynn (Broomieknowe) 11.7
MILLER, MARY (Blairgowrie) 12.0
IRVINE, ELIZABETH (Alford) 14.7
14:40
McTAGGART, LESLEY (East Kilbride) 16.8
JOSS, ANGELA (Alford) 17.2
FINDLAY, FIONA (Lochend) 17.6
+The draw for Wednesday's second round is in score order, i.e. lowest scores from the first round go out last, highest scores go out first.
Posted by Carol
Friday, 9 May 2014
DONNA AND LIZ WIN RENFREWSHIRE COUNTY FOURSOMES
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| Liz Stewart and Donna Jackson -- County Foursomes Scratch Winners again !! |
Donna Jackson(2) and Liz Stewart (3) once again won the Scratch award with a score of 81.
In second place came team players Carol Whyte (5) and Katrina Milne (2) with an 82.
Susan Reid (18) and Barbara Lyle (19) took 1st place with a net score of 90 - 18.5 - 71.5
Local players Gillian Kyle (4) and Audrey MacKenzie (22) came 2nd with a score of 85 - 13 - 72 and Carol Fell (9) and Fiona Roger (13) 3rd with 84 - 11 - 73 acb.
The following will now go forward to the Inter County Finals at Prestwick St. Nicholas on 2 June:-
Gross:
1. Donna Jackson(2)/Liz Stewart(3) Cochrane Castle/Greenburn 81
2. Carol Whyte(5)/Katrina Milne(2) Milngavie/Erskine 82
Net:
1. Susan Reid(18)/Barbara Lyle(19) Kilmacolm/Whitecraigs 90 - 18.5 - 71.5
2. Gillian Kyle(4)/Audrey MacKenzie(22) East Renfrewshire 85 - 13 - 72
3. Carol Fell(9)/Fiona Roger(13) Ranfurly Castle 84 - 11 - 73 acb
4. Marion Stewart(12)/Lynda Bradley(12) Kilmacolm 85 - 12 - 73 acb
The following qualify to play in the Commonwealth Spoons on 03 September 2014 at Ladybank.
1. Gillian Kyle(4)/Audrey MacKenzie(22) East Renfrewshire 85 - 13 - 72
2. Carol Fell(9)/Fiona Roger(13) Ranfurly Castle 84 - 11 - 73 acb
3. Marion Stewart(12)/Lynda Bradley(12) Kilmacolm 85 - 12 - 73 acb
4. Linda Hay(15)/Fiona Bennett(13) Eastwood 88 - 14 - 74
Thursday, 8 May 2014
JENNY AND MAY WIN LANARKSHIRE'S COUNTY FOURSOMES
The Lanarkshire Inter County Foursomes Qualifying Round was held at Cawder Golf Club ( Keir Course) on Tuesday 6th May in nice weather.
Results:
Scratch
1 Jenny Potter ( Drumpellier) & May Hughes ( Lanark) 77
2 Jane Lees ( Cathkin Braes) & Gail Campbell ( East Kilbride ) 83
Handicap
1 Louisa McCartney (Dullatur ) & Rena Canavan ( Dullatur ) 72
2 Margaret Marshall ( Wishaw ) & Joan Anderson ( Wishaw ) 76.5
3 Patti Chalmers ( Hayston ) & Christine Main ( Hayston ) 77
4 Jean Macintyre ( Strathaven ) & Nora Wilson ( Strathaven ) 77.5
Final is on 2nd June at Prestwick St Nicholas
Commonwealth Spoons Qualifiers
1 Jenny Potter & May Hughes 72
2 Jane Lees & Gail Campbell 73.5
3 Louisa McCartney & Rena Canavan 74.5
Results:
Scratch
1 Jenny Potter ( Drumpellier) & May Hughes ( Lanark) 77
2 Jane Lees ( Cathkin Braes) & Gail Campbell ( East Kilbride ) 83
Handicap
1 Louisa McCartney (Dullatur ) & Rena Canavan ( Dullatur ) 72
2 Margaret Marshall ( Wishaw ) & Joan Anderson ( Wishaw ) 76.5
3 Patti Chalmers ( Hayston ) & Christine Main ( Hayston ) 77
4 Jean Macintyre ( Strathaven ) & Nora Wilson ( Strathaven ) 77.5
Final is on 2nd June at Prestwick St Nicholas
Commonwealth Spoons Qualifiers
1 Jenny Potter & May Hughes 72
2 Jane Lees & Gail Campbell 73.5
3 Louisa McCartney & Rena Canavan 74.5
Tuesday, 6 May 2014
KILMACOLM'S EILIDH BRIGGS IS SELECTED FOR THE 2014 CURTIS CUP TEAM
The GB & I team for St Louis, Missouri is:
EILIDH BRIGGS (Kilmacolm) Age 21
GABRIELLA COWLEY (Hanbury Manor) Age 18
ANNABEL DIMMOCK (Wentworth) Age 17
GEMMA DRYBURGH (Beaconsfield) Age 20
GEORGIA HALL (Parkstone) Age 18
BRONTE LAW (Bramhall) Age 19
STEPHANIE MEADOW (Royal Portrush) Age 22
CHARLOTTE THOMAS (Singapore) Age 21
Team Captain:TEGWEN MATTHEWS (Wenvoe Castle)
Team Manager:ANNA HUBBARD (Borth & Ynyslas)
Sunday, 4 May 2014
WEST OF SCOTLAND CHAMPIONSHIP POSTPONED
The West Championship was cancelled today due to heavy mist and so poor visibility at Windyhill Golf Club. It has been rescheduled for Sunday 14th September.
EILIDH BRIGGS WINS WELSH OPEN STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP
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| Eilidh Briggs |
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
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