Emily Toy wins the Women’s British Amateur Championship

Photo - courtesy of the R&A

England’s Emily Toy produced the best performance of her career to win The 116th Women’s Amateur Championship at Royal County Down.

The 21-year-old defeated Amelia Garvey by one hole in the 18-hole final over the renowned links on the east coast of Northern Ireland.

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Scots Hazel MacGarvie and Fiona Liddell both lost in Round 3

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Scottish Golf R&A 9 Hole Challenge National Final

Photo courtesy of Scottish Golf

Congratulations to the following players who have qualified for the Grand Final @ Royal Portrush on Saturday 13 July - 

Comiston Ladies Golf Club - Susan Randall / Diane Moncrieff (41 points) and Rothes Golf Club - Troy and Barry Teunion (37 points). 

THURSDAY RESULTS

Congratulations to the following players who have qualified for the Grand Final @ Royal Portrush on Saturday 13 July - Glenearn Golf Club - Alistair Norman / John O'Brien Cooper (39 points) and Colvend Golf Club - Brian Jamieson and Graeme Reid (38 points -  bl6 ) 

FRIDAYS RESULTS

Hazel MacGarvie and Fiona Liddell through to last 16 of the British Amateur Championship

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Scotland's Hazel MacGarvie and Fiona Liddell both progressed to the last 16 in the Women’s British Amateur Championship today at Royal County Down. Chloe Goadby lost in the 1st round

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WEST OF SCOTLAND COUNTY JAMBOREE MATCHES - TIME SCHEDULE

The West of Scotland Inter County Jamboree begins on Monday 17th June at Prestwick GC. Please come along and support your county and watch some great golf over the 3 days.

Day 1 - Monday 17th June
1st Flight 
Ayrshire v D&A
Renfrewshire v Lanarkshire

Day 2 - Tuesday 18th June 
D&A v Lanarkshire
Ayrshire v Renfrewshire


Day 3 - Wednesday 19th June
Ayrshire v Lanarkshire
Renfrewshire v D&A


Timings  - 1st and 2nd Flights

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AYRSHIRE

Louise Duncan  (West Kilbride)

Jane Finnie (Troon Ladies)

Rachael Foster (Prestwick St Nicholas)

Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie)

Connie Jaffrey  (Troon Ladies)

Jenny Linklater (Largs)

Hazel McGarvie (Royal Troon)

Audrey Thompson (Loudoun)

D&A  

Lorna McClymont (Milngavie)
Jillian Farrell (Cardross)
Lorraine Campbell (Cardross)
Laura McGeachy (Haggs Castle)
Fiona Rattray (Douglas Park)
Lori MacDonald (Cardross)
Caroline King (Clober)
Vicky Hendren (Cardross)

LANARKSHIRE

Megan Docherty (Bishopbriggs)
Katie Graham (Hamilton)
Susan McGrenaghan (Hayston)
Fiona Norris (Hamilton)
Eva O'Connor (Bothwell Castle)
Katie Scott (Strathaven)
Susan Wood (Drumpellier)
Susan Woodhouse (East Kilbride)

RENFREWSHIRE

Donna Jackson (Troon Ladies)
Gillian Kyle (East Renfrewshire)
Gill McGinlay (Troon Ladies)
Alyson McGinnigle (Cowglen)
Jennifer Rankine (Haggs Castle)  
Liz Stewart (Greenburn)  
Carol Whyte (Milngavie) 
Julie Wilson (Williamwood) 

HAZEL MACGARVIE IS LEADING SCOT IN WOMENS AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP STROKEPLAY

England’s Hannah Screen stayed out in front to finish as leading qualifier for the match play stage of The 116thWomen’s Amateur Championship at Royal County Down.

Following the second round of stroke play qualifying, the joint overnight leader added a three-under-par round of 70 for a seven-under-par total of 139 on an overcast and breezy day in Northern Ireland.

From a starting field of 144 golfers from 26 countries, Screen lead the top 64 players into the match play stage over the renowned venue. Italy’s Angelica Moresco, who shared top spot with Screen after the first round, also eased through in second place on five-under-par.

Hazel MacGarvie -(photo courtesy of Fiona Armour)

Leading Scot Hazel MacGarvie (Royal Troon) along with Fiona Liddell and Chloe Goadby (St Regulus) all made the cut for the Matchplay stages. 

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Stroke Play Results

PERTH AND KINROSS COUNTY TEAM FOR JAMBOREE AT BALLATER

Ballater Golf Club

Four Counties will do battle at Ballater. They are Aberdeenshire, Angus, Northern Counties and Perth & Kinross. The winner will go on to play at the Scottish County Finals in September.

The team selected to represent Perth & Kinross this weekend is:

Perth & Kinross
Katy Alexander  (Blairgowrie)
Megan Ashley  (Strathmore)
Kirsty Brodie  (Strathmore)
Steph Crolla  (Muckhart)
Amy Mitchell  (Strathmore)
Isla Moncrieff  (Pitlochry)
Jen Saxton  (Muckhart)
Laura Walker  (Muckhart)

Reserve
Zoe Morton  (Auchterarder)

Order of Play
Day 1: Angus v Perth & Kinross - and - Northern v Aberdeenshire
Day 2: Perth & Kinross v Aberdeenshire - and - Northern v Angus
Day 3: Aberdeenshire v Angus - and - Northern v Perth & Kinross 

All spectators are welcome. 

Jane Yellowlees

Hon. Secretary
Perth & Kinross Ladies' County Golf Association

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WEST OF SCOTLAND KENNEDY SALVER TEAMS START TO BE ANNOUNCED

LANARKSHIRE - THE 2017 AND 2018 KENNEDY SALVER CHAMPIONS

The Renfrewshire team for the above event on June 20^that East Renfrewshire Golf Club will be:

Aaliyah Sandhu (Haggs Castle)

Emily Crusher (Eastwood)

Hannah Carson (East Renfrewshire)

Jennifer Lynagh (Caldwell)

Lauren Agnew (Eastwood)

Orla Rooney (Cowglen)

Sophie Kyle (East Renfrewshire)

Reserve Ella McGrath (Caldwell)

The team to represent Lanarkshire in the Junior Inter County Match for the Kennedy Salver is as follows;
Taylor White, Cathkin Braes (Capt)
Leah Bryce, Sandyhills
Jodie Graham, Hamilton
Madeleine MacGregor, Hamilton
Lindsay Main, Strathaven
Abigail McCafferty, Airdrie

Jennifer Reilly, Hamilton

To be announced:
Ayrshire Team
D&A Team 

The Foursome matches begin at 9.30 and Singles matches at 2pm.

All supporters welcome.

LOUISE DUNCAN WINS THE SCOTTISH SCHOOLGIRLS TITLE AT MARRAYSHALL

Leading boys' prizewinners at Murrayshall. 

Left to right: Lewis Irvine, Aidan O'Hagan, 

Sebastian Sandin, Ruben Lindsay. 

Picture courtesy of Nigel Pennie.

Report by COLIN FARQUHARSON

Aidan O'Hagan (Renfrewshire) and Louise Duncan (North Ayrshire) won the individual scratch titles at the Scottish schools golf championships at Murrayshall near Perth today (Monday).

O'Hagan had scores of 70 and 72  for a total of 142 - four strokes ahead of the boys' section runner-ups Sebastian Sandin (Stirling) and Lewis Irvine (Glasgow) who both had rounds of 75 and 71 for 146.

South Ayrshire (Cameron Johnstone and Ruben Lindsay) won the boys' team title with a total of 297, only one shot ahead of runners-up Fife (John Paterson and Ben Caton).

Leading girls' prizewinners at Murrayshall. 

Left to right: Louise Duncan, Lorna  McClymont,

Molly Richmond, Jodie Taylor.

Picture by courtesy of Nigel Pennie.

Louise Duncan (West Kilbride) won the girls' title with steady stores of 73 and 72 for 145, which gave her a five-stroke margin over runner-up Lorna McClymont (West Dunbartonshire) (70-80) with Molly Richmond (South Lanarkshire) third on 154 (74-80).

The girls' handicap section was won by Jodie Taylor (Dundee City) with a net total of 147 (70-77) off 10.

Megan Ashley (Perth and Kinross), playing off five, was second on 150 (73-77) and Zoe Morton (Forth Valley), playing off six, finished third on 151 (75-76).

The girls' team event was won by Lanarkshire with a total of 323. Their representatives were Molly Richmond and Eilidh Crawford.
Dunbartonshire (Megan Docherty and Lorna McClymont) were second, only one shot behind on 324, with Perth and Kinross (Katy Alexander and Christine Wietrzyk) third on 325.

Jessica Meek wins the scratch at the Northern Ladies Open

CARNOUSTIE CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE – SATURDAY 8TH 2019

Par 74 SSS 77 CSS 79

CARNOUSTIE ROSEBOWL (BEST OVERALL SCRATCH)

Jessica Meek (Carnoustie Ladies) 74

GOURLAY ROSEBOWL (BEST OVERALL NETT )

Martine Pow (Selkirk) 75(0) 75

SCRATCH

2. Karen Ferguson-Sneddon (Mortonhall) 78

3. Nicola Wood (Ulverston) 79

4. Cara Thomson (Royal Dornoch) 81

5. Claire Hargan (St Regulus) 82 bih

HANDICAP (+5-9)

1. Fiona Hay (Grange) 82 (6) 76 on card count back front 9

2. Hilary Scott (Dalmahoy) 82 (6) 7

3. Hannah Braidwood (Ladybank) 82 (5) 77

4. Patricia Hale ( Edgbaston) 85 (7) 78

HANDICAP (10+)

1. Margaret Brown ( Carnoustie Caledonia) 89 (11) 78

2. Lynne Terry ( Cruden Bay) 91 (12) 79

3. Sandra Reid (Renfrew) 92 (12) 80

4. Jen Petrie ( Panmure Barry) 96 (15) 81 bih

MANY CONGRATULATIONS GO TO LORNA MCCLYMONT A WINNER AGAINST THE USA

D&A Champion --  Lorna McClymont who celebrated her biggest win of her career at the R&A Foundation Scholars Tournament in St Andrews in April And then selected to play in the Arnold Palmer Cup for the Internationals team over the last few days 

ROLAND, Ark. – The International team claimed 13 of the 24 points up for grabs during the Sunday singles matches, becoming the first visiting team to win on U.S soil since 2009. The United States leads the all-time series 12-10-1.

The Internationals earned points in four of the first five matches of the day, with victories from Agathe Laisne, Alex del Rey, Lorna McClymont, and Sofia Garcia.

Arnold Palmer Cup
The Alotian Club
June 9th, 2019
Internationals defeat United States 33.5-26.5

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From Pro Colin Fisher —-

Top job Lorna Mcclymont Delivering a point in  the singles to help the International Team defeat the Americans at the Arnold Palmer Cup 🏆

The Kennedy Salver is on the 20th June - Some juniors have a practice round

Left to Right: Orla Rooney, Jennifer Lynagh, Lauren Agnew,
Aaliyah Sandhu and Ella McGrath.

The Renfrewshire Juniors had a practice round over East Renfrewshire Golf Club yesterday. -- "Thanks to East Renfrewshire Golf Club for courtesy yesterday afternoon for the girls to see the course ahead of the Kennedy Salver on Thursday 20th June. "
-- LANARKSHIRE won in 2018 - CLICK HERE

On the 1st tee

The course was in lovely condition and we were lucky to have a sunny afternoon with light winds. The girls took part in a tri-am format for the first 12 and then a greensomes to finish over the last 6 holes. Some lovely golf on display and it was worthwhile for those girls that were available to help with locating some of the hazards and club selections.

Everyone is looking forward to the the Junior West of Scotland Kennedy Salver and hope as many supporters can make it along on the day.

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Thanks go to Clair Barclay for the report and photos. 

Photographs and Video from the Scottish Seniors by Scottish Golf

Lesley Lloyd (caddy) and Donna, Sandra and Donna
Donna receives her runner up award
Denise Cowan (caddy) and Fiona Scott
Photos courtesy of Jean Macintyre and Diane Docherty

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ELAINE MOFFAT says a few words to Scottish Golf (unmute if sound is not on)

ELAINE MOFFAT SPEAKS TO SCOTTISH GOLF AFTER HER VICTORY

Elaine Moffat - Scottish Seniors Matchplay Champion (Photo Courtesy of Scottish Golf)

Elaine Moffat from St Regulus Ladies Golf Club today capped a dominant week in Edzell by defending her Scottish Senior Women’s Open title.

Elaine and Donna with the Matchplay Trophy - Photo courtesy of Scottish Golf

Following her victory in the strokeplay earlier in the week, Moffat continued her good form right through the matchplay, eventually being crowned Champion with a 2&1 victory over Donna Jackson of Troon Ladies in this afternoon’s Final.

It was a tough final for Moffat who had to work hard for her victory against Jackson, finding herself 2 down after 8 before a birdie at the 9th helped close the gap to 1.  A solid back 9 then saw her take the title on the 17thgreen.

Speaking to Scottish Golf after her victory, Moffat said, “I’m quite elated and on a bit of a high.  I think it will sink in over the weekend, it’s unbelievable.

“The final was a lot harder than I would have liked, I made it very difficult for myself.  I played some nice golf but also some uncharacteristic golf.  I think that was just the pressure and Donna is such a tough opponent.  That was one of the hardest matches I’ve ever played.”

Moffat had earlier beaten Jennifer Bryans of Harburn Golf Club in the semi-finals 5&3 in glorious conditions in Angus while runner-up Jackson reached the final with a 4&3 win over Aileen Baker of Crail.

On the week’s host venue Edzell, Moffat added, “The course has been out of this world.  The greens are immaculate, the fairways are in tip-top shape, everything is so well thought out and for it to stand up to the rain yesterday is testament to how good it was.” 

Sandra Littlejohn and Donna Jackson

In the net matchplay, Sandra Littlejohn of Erskine triumphed with a 3&2 victory over Bothwell’s Fiona Scott. 

Sandra Littlejohn is presented with her award --
Photo courtesy of Gillian McGinlay

Fiona Scott - Photo courtesy of Jean Macintyre

ELAINE MOFFAT RETAINS THE SENIORS MATCHPLAY TITLE BY BEATING DONNA JACKSON IN THE FINAL

Photos courtesy of Scottish Golf

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHPLAY 

Semi: Finals 
Elaine Moffat (St Regulus) beat Jennifer Bryans (Harburn) 5&3
Donna Jackson (Troon Ladies) beat Aileen Baker (Crail) 4&3

Final:
Elaine Moffat beat Donna Jackson 2&1

HANDICAP MATCHPLAY


Semi: Finals 
Fiona Scott (Bothwell Castle) beat Louise Graham (Carnoustie) 4&3
Claire Capocci (Bridge of Allan) lost Sandra Littlejohn (Erskine) 2 holes

Final:
Fiona Scott lost to Sandra Littlejohn 3&2

Renfrewshire's Carol McNally and Alyson McGinnigle win the 2019 Inter County Foursomes Finals at Cardross

Valerie Crawford Linda Ellery (Handicap Winners)
and Alyson McGinnigle and Carol McNally (Scratch Winners)

The West of Scotland  Inter County Foursomes Finals was played today over Cardross Golf Club

The Renfrewshire paring of Carol McNally (Williamwood) and Alyson McGinnigle (Cowglen) won the top scratch award with a gross 85

In the handicap section Renfrewshire took the top spot with the East Renfrewshire pairing of Valerie Crawford and Linda Ellery having a net 75.5

SCRATCH 
Winners : Carol McNally and Alyson McGinnigle 85 (Renfrewshire) 
2nd: Jo Chung and Lisa Chan 89 ( Lanarkshire) 89

HANDICAP 
Winners: Valerie Crawford and Linda Ellery (Renfrewshire) 75..
2nd:Margaret Jefferies and Margaret Grant Dunbarton and Argyll  79 (BIH) 
3rd:Lois Connell and Lana Macdonald Dunbarton and Argyll  79 
4th: Fay Chalmers and Alice Brown (Lanarkshire) 80.5 

Report when available 

ELAINE MOFFAT STILL ON COURSE FOR THE DOUBLE SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS

From Scottish Golf Website

After today’s two rounds of matchplay at Edzell, the line-up for this year’s Semi Finals of the Scottish Senior Women’s Open are now confirmed.

In the top half of the draw, defending champion Elaine Moffat will take on Jennifer Bryans of Harburn Golf Club.

Bryans followed up a 4&3 morning victory over Sandra Jackson with another fantastic victory over second seed Allison Davidson by the same score line in the afternoon.  Despite entering the matchplay as 13thseed after rounds of 82 and 79, Bryan is now one match away from a shot at the title.

Speaking to Scottish Golf after reaching the semi-finals, Bryans said, “I’m delighted with today’s results and the way I played.  I’m feeling good about my game and there’s no pressure on me tomorrow.  

“I played Elaine at Blairgowrie last year, so I know how good she is.  I just want to go out and enjoy it.  I’ll have a nice quiet night tonight and look forward to getting going again tomorrow.” 

Bryans now faces the formidable task of trying to knock out defending champion, and this year’s strokeplay winner, Elaine Moffat.

Moffat cruised through her last-16 tie against Edzell member Ann Hay with a 7&6 victory, before progressing to the final with a 2&1 win over Iona McKean of Cottesmore Golf and Country Club.

Moffat told Scottish Golf, “I’m very happy to get through both games. I made a few mistakes but there was a lot of decent golf in there.  

“I’m looking forward to tomorrow a lot. It’s a great feeling to get into Friday.  I just need to regroup and reset for a new game of golf in the morning now.”  

In the bottom half of the draw, Donna Jackson of Troon will face Aileen Baker of Crail for a place in the final.

Donna Jackson (Photo Courtesy of Scottish Golf) 

Jackson reached the semi-finals with a 2&1 victory over Caroline Steedman of Murrayfield in the morning, before an impressive 4&3 victory over third seed Mary Smith of Tain.

Her opponent, Baker, who finished as runner-up in the strokeplay, narrowly reached the last-8 with a 1up victory over Ellie Whyte, before another narrow victory by the same score line over Liz Stewart in the afternoon.

Tomorrow’s Semi Finals will get underway at 8.30am, with Moffat and Bryans leading the way, followed by Jackson and Stewart at 8.45am. The final will then take place in the afternoon with a 13.20 tee off.

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHPLAY

1st Round
Elaine Moffat (St Regulus) beat Ann Hay (Edzell) 7&6
Iona McKean (Cottesmore Golf and Country Club) beat Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) 3&2
Sandra Jackson (Royal Dornoch) lost to Jennifer Bryans (Harburn) 4&3
Alison Davidson (Stirling) beat Frances Millar (Carnoustie Caledonia) 4&3
Donna Jackson (Troon Ladies) beat Caroline Steedman (Murrayfield) 2&1
Mary Smith (Tain) beat Kay Knight (Pitlochry) 2&1
Liz Stewart (Harburn) beat Lorna McKinlay (Dunniker) 2 holes
Aileen Baker (Crail) beat Ellie Whyte (Aberdeen Ladies ) 1 hole

Quarter Finals:
Elaine Moffat beat Iona McKean 3&1
Jennifer Bryans beat Alison Davidson 4&3
Donna Jackson beat Mary Smith 4&3
Liz Stewart lost to Aileen Baker 1 hole

Semi: Finals (Friday 7th June am) - Tee times 08:30 and 08:45
Elaine Moffat v Jennifer Bryans
Donna Jackson v Aileen Baker

The Handicap Matchplay first round had 6 of the games going to the 18th hole and beyond with Renfrewshire's Sandra Littlejohn (Erskine) and Lanarkshire's Fiona Scott (Bothwell Castle) again winning in the afternoon against Claire Capocci (Bridge of Allan ) and Louise Graham (Carnoustie) respectively to reach tomorrow morning's semifinals

HANDICAP MATCHPLAY

1st Round
May Hughes (Lanark) beat Fiona Thorburn (Baberton) 1 hole
Caroline King (Clober)lost to Fiona Scott (Bothwell Castle) 3&2
Liz Fertacz (Blairgowrie) lost to Anne Ryan (Tain) 1 hole
Fiona Hay (Grange and Broughty) lost to Louise Graham (Carnoustie ) 4&3
Barbara Biggart (North Berwick) lost to Fiona Cameron (Cowglen) 22nd hole
Fiona Ross (Glenbervie) lost to Claire Cappocci (Bridge of Allan) 19th hole
Shiona Chillas (Panmure) lost to Sandra Littlejohn (Erskine) 19th hole  
Morag Wardrop (Turnhouse) lost to Isla McCrone ( Turnhouse) 19th hole

Quarter Finals:
May Hughes lost to Fiona Scott 1 hole
Anne Ryan lost to Louise Graham 21st hole
Fiona Cameron lost to Claire Capocci 3&2
Sandra Littlejohn beat Isla McCrone 3&2

Semi: Finals (Friday 7th June am) Tee Time 08.00 and 08:15
Fiona Scott v Louise Graham
Claire Capocci v Sandra Littlejohn

Elaine Moffat takes Scottish Senior Women’s strokeplay title at Edzell

Photo courtesy of Scottish Golf

From the Scottish Golf Website

Defending champion Elaine Moffat picked up where she left off on day 1 as she secured the strokeplay title at this year’s Scottish Senior Women’s Open Championship.

A solid round of 76 in reasonable conditions saw her finish +2 overall and record a two-shot victory over Aileen Baker of Crail.

Baker posted the best round of the day, 75, to finish on +4 overall. Despite finishing strongly, playing her last 7 holes in -1, she couldn’t quite close the gap on Moffat and had to settle for a runner-up finish.

Speaking to Scottish Golf about her strokeplay victory, Moffat said, “It’s amazing, it’s still sinking in but it’s a really nice feeling.  

“It was a hard game of golf and I was really aware that I needed to stay focussed.  There was definitely added pressure starting the day with the lead, but in a good way; it made me stay on my toes.  I didn’t play my best, but I made good decisions and I’m pleased to have got through it.

It’s something I’ve not won before so it’s lovely to have that under my belt. I’m going to enjoy the moment. I have to thank my coach Mike Rae who has been key in helping me to achieve this.”

On regrouping for the start of the matchplay tomorrow, Moffat continued, “I’ll go home, get all the gear sorted out and once I’ve done that I’ll just try and rest up and get my brain back in the right mode for another day on the golf course.” 

Moffat’s nearest challengers at the start of the day, Sandra Jackson of Royal Dornoch and Alison Davidson of Stirling, fell away on day 2, both shooting +8. Both players will now look to regroup going into the knockout stages.

Last year’s beaten finalist, Sheena Wood, recovered from an opening round of 84 to make the matchplay with a solid second round of 78, keeping her hopes of going one better than last year alive.

The biggest leaderboard climb of the day belonged to Murrayfield’s Caroline Steedman, who bounced back from a first round 85 to shoot 76 today and finish in the top 16, having started the day in a tie for 34th.

The tournament will now move to the knockout stages where the top 16 scratch scores will progress to the matchplay, starting tomorrow morning with the cut falling at +14 after the strokeplay with 3 players missing out on their second round scores.

 The top 16 net scores from the rest of the field will also now compete in the net matchplay.

LEADING SCOREBOARD
par 148 (2x74) SSS 72 CSS 74 75
150 E Moffat (St Regulus) 74 76
152 A Baker (Crail GS) 77 75
156 M Smith (Tain) 79 77
157 S Jackson (Royal Dornoch) 75 82, A Davidson (Stirling) 75 82.
158 D Jackson (Troon Ladies) 82 76, E Stewart (Greenburn) 80 78, I McKean (Cottesmore) 80 78.
160 S Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) 82 78, L McKinlay (Dunnikier Park) 81 79
161 C W Steedman (Murrayfield) 85 76, F Miller (Carnoustie Caledonia) 84 77. J Bryans (Harburn) 82 79 K Knight (Pitlochry) 80 81, E Whyte (Aberdeen Ladies) 79 82.
162 A Hay (Edzell) 85 77, G Kyle (East Renfrewshire) 81 81, L Lloyd (Hayston) 80 82, F Hay (Grange and Broughty) 78 84
163 M Hughes (Lanark) 86 77
164 M Wardrop (Turnhouse) 86 78, H Anderson (Blairgowrie) 85 79, A Ryan (Tain) 83 81, S MacLeod (Deeside) 83 81.
165 B S Biggart (North Berwick) 86 79, W Nicholson (Baberton) 84 81, J Brown (Monifieth) 83 82
166 C Capocci (Bridge of Allan) 74 72, D Watson (Leven GS) 83 83, F Scott (Bothwell Castle) 82 84, K Sutherland (Royal Montrose) 80 86
168 A Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie) 87 81, L Graham (Carnoustie Ladies) 85 83
170 K Ballantyne (Craigmillar Park) 90 80, L Keohone (Loudoun Gowf) 88 82, Denise Cowan (Ranfurly Castle) 82,88

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Matchplay Draw 1st Round:

Elaine Moffat (St Regulus) v Ann Hay (Edzell) 
Iona McKean (Cottesmore Golf and Country Club) v Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies)
Sandra Jackson (Royal Dornoch) v Jennifer Bryans (Harburn)
Alison Davidson (Stirling) v Frances Millar (Carnoustie Caledonia) 
Donna Jackson (Troon Ladies) v Caroline Steedman (Murrayfield) 
Mary Smith (Tain) v Kay Knight (Pitlochry) 1
Liz Stewart (Harburn) v Lorna McKinlay (Dunniker) 
Aileen Baker (Crail) v Ellie Whyte (Aberdeen Ladies ) 

Handicap Matchplay 1st round :

May Hughes (Lanark) v Fiona Thorburn (Baberton) 
Caroline King (Clober) v Fiona Scott (Bothwell Castle)
Liz Fertacz (Blairgowrie) v Anne Ryan (Tain) 
Fiona Hay (Grange and Broughty) v Louise Graham (Carnoustie ) 
Barbara Biggart (North Berwick) v Fiona Cameron (Cowglen) 
Fiona Ross (Glenbervie) v Claire Cappocci (Bridge of Allan) 
Shiona Chillas (Panmure) v Sandra Littlejohn (Erskine)   
Morag Wardrop (Turnhouse) v Isla McCrone ( Turnhouse)

Live Scoring from Edzell

The Scottish Senior Women's Open Championship from Edzell Golf Club. 

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Hannah Darling: Sixteen-year-old Scot believes she can be world's best golfer

Sixteen-year-old Scot Hannah Darling (Broomieknowe) "definitely" believes she can be the world's best golfer as she bids to compete in the Junior Solheim Cup on home soil later this year. 

 Darling could be the only Scot named in Team Europe's squad for the junior event in Gleneagles during September. The teen has won six Scottish titles and even had compatriot and major winner Catriona Matthew caddy for her. 

 "I definitely think I can be [the best in the world]," she told BBC Scotland. "There would be no point in getting out of bed and doing what I'm doing if I didn't have that belief. It's something I can achieve if I put in the effort, play well enough and work hard enough."

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Solheim Cup 2019: Catriona Matthew Talks Scotland

Catriona Matthew MBE is one Scotland’s best known golfers, who plays mostly on the LPGA Tour and is also connected with the Ladies European Tour. She won the Ricoh Women’s British Open in 2009, has represented Europe in six previous Solheim Cup tournaments and was the vice-captain in 2017. Catriona will captain the European Team in the 2019 Solheim Cup, taking place on the PGA Centenary Course at Gleneagles between 9– 15 September.

Visit Scotland caught up with her recently and asked her to share some thoughts on just what is so special about Scotland and to tell us about some of her favourite places.

Read on for some ideas that could inspire your plans if you want to extend your stay before or after the Solheim Cup, or are thinking about a break in the Home of Golf

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