Irish players dominated the final placings of the European women's individual amateur golf championship at Noordwijkse Golf Club in Holland today.
In very windy conditions, 16-year-old Lisa Maguire from Ballyconnell, Co Cavan, a member of the Slieve Russell club, became the first player from Ireland ever to win this prestigious title since the tournament was inaugurated in 1986.
Stephanie Meadow of Northern Ireland was runner up and Leona Maguire was fourth.
Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle) withdrew from the competition before the start of the fourth round due to an injury.
Ladies Golf News in Scotland, the West of Scotland and Renfrewshire
Saturday 23 July 2011
Friday 22 July 2011
Pamela is the leading Scot in Norway after Round 3 of the European Amateur Championships
In the third round today of the European Championship Pamela Pretswell from Hamilton has regained the honour of being the leading Scot. She had a 75 for 228 and is in joint 17th position, three places abot Sally Watson who had a 75 for 229.
Kelsey MacDonald is having an up-and-down tournament. The Vagliano Trophy player from Nain has had scores of 79, 71 and 74 for 234 and is joint 43rd on 234.
Three Scots failed to make the cut on 237 or better.
Rachael Watton (Mortonhall) shot 79, 83 and 79 to fail by four on 241.
Robert Gordon University student Jane Turner had an even bigger roller-coaster ride than Kelsey MacDonald with scores of 85, 72 and 85 for 242.
Louise Kenney (Pitreavie) and Lucy Williams, the respective Scottish and English national champions, both failed to qualify for the final round. Lucy had an 86 for 244, Louise an 83 for 247.
Lisa Maguire now has a four shot lead on 214. Her twin sister Leona is six shots behind.
EUROPEAN WOMEN'S INDIVIDUAL AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
Noordwijkse GC, Netherlands
LEADING THIRD-ROUND TOTALS
Par 216 (3x72)
214 Lisa Maguire (Ire) 73 68 73.
218 Perrine Delacour (Fra) 75 69 74.
219 Charlotte Lorentzen (Den) 74 70 75.
220 Leona Maguire (Ire) 73 75 72.
SELECTED SCORES
224 Stephanie Meadow (Ire) 78 71 75 (7th).
228 Pamela Pretswell (Sco) 74 79 75 (T17).
229 Sally Watson (Sco) 73 81 75 (20th).
230 Charlotte Ellis (Eng) 75 7976 (T21).
231 Danielle McVeigh (Ire) 80 77 74, Amy Boulden (Wal) 76 76 79 (T29).
234 Kelsey MacDonald (Sco) 79 71 84 (T43).
237 Becky Harries (Wal) 79 78 80 (T60).
MISSED THE CUT (237 or better qualified for final round)
241 Rachael Watton (Sco) 79 83 79.
242 Jane Turner (Sco) 85 72 85.
247 Louise Kenney (Sco) 81 83 83.
Kelsey MacDonald is having an up-and-down tournament. The Vagliano Trophy player from Nain has had scores of 79, 71 and 74 for 234 and is joint 43rd on 234.
Three Scots failed to make the cut on 237 or better.
Rachael Watton (Mortonhall) shot 79, 83 and 79 to fail by four on 241.
Robert Gordon University student Jane Turner had an even bigger roller-coaster ride than Kelsey MacDonald with scores of 85, 72 and 85 for 242.
Louise Kenney (Pitreavie) and Lucy Williams, the respective Scottish and English national champions, both failed to qualify for the final round. Lucy had an 86 for 244, Louise an 83 for 247.
Lisa Maguire now has a four shot lead on 214. Her twin sister Leona is six shots behind.
EUROPEAN WOMEN'S INDIVIDUAL AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
Noordwijkse GC, Netherlands
LEADING THIRD-ROUND TOTALS
Par 216 (3x72)
214 Lisa Maguire (Ire) 73 68 73.
218 Perrine Delacour (Fra) 75 69 74.
219 Charlotte Lorentzen (Den) 74 70 75.
220 Leona Maguire (Ire) 73 75 72.
SELECTED SCORES
224 Stephanie Meadow (Ire) 78 71 75 (7th).
228 Pamela Pretswell (Sco) 74 79 75 (T17).
229 Sally Watson (Sco) 73 81 75 (20th).
230 Charlotte Ellis (Eng) 75 7976 (T21).
231 Danielle McVeigh (Ire) 80 77 74, Amy Boulden (Wal) 76 76 79 (T29).
234 Kelsey MacDonald (Sco) 79 71 84 (T43).
237 Becky Harries (Wal) 79 78 80 (T60).
MISSED THE CUT (237 or better qualified for final round)
241 Rachael Watton (Sco) 79 83 79.
242 Jane Turner (Sco) 85 72 85.
247 Louise Kenney (Sco) 81 83 83.
Scottish Match Play Foursomes Quarter Final Draw
All of the round 4 ties in the Scottish Match Play Foursomes have now been completed with six of the eight home teams making home advantage count to win their ties. One of the away teams to come through their match were defending Champions Carnoustie Caledonia (represented by Claire Penman and Frances Millar) who beat Crail Golfing Society Ladies by 2&1 in their round 4 match. The only other away team to win through was Bridge of Allan who won the tie of the round when they finally beat Linlithgow at the third extra hole.
Round 4 Results
Dunkeld & Birnam v Muir of Ord Dunkeld & Birnam 5 & 4
Edzell Ladies v Aberdeen Ladies Edzell Ladies 4 & 3
Linlithgow v Bridge of Allan Bridge of Allan 21st
Crail Golfing Society Ladies v Carnoustie Caledonia Carnoustie Caledonia 2 & 1
Dirleton Castle Ladies v North Berwick Dirleton Castle Ladies 2 & 1
Crichton v Craigmillar Park Crichton 19th
Kilmarnock Barassie v Whitecraigs Kilmarnock Barassie 2 & 1
Mount Ellen v Douglas Park Mount Ellen 2 holes
The quarter final draw for the 2011 Scottish Match Play Foursomes is below and all ties must be played by Sunday 21st August. Full details were posted to these teams on Monday 18th July. The winners from each of the quarter finals will go on to play the semi-finals, final and 3rd/4th play-off at Glenbervie Golf Club on Sunday 28th August.
Quarter Final Draw
Home Team Away Team
Dunkeld & Birnam v Edzell Ladies
Dirleton Castle v Carnoustie Caledonia
Bridge of Allan v Mount Ellen
Kilmarnock Barassie v Crichton
Round 4 Results
Dunkeld & Birnam v Muir of Ord Dunkeld & Birnam 5 & 4
Edzell Ladies v Aberdeen Ladies Edzell Ladies 4 & 3
Linlithgow v Bridge of Allan Bridge of Allan 21st
Crail Golfing Society Ladies v Carnoustie Caledonia Carnoustie Caledonia 2 & 1
Dirleton Castle Ladies v North Berwick Dirleton Castle Ladies 2 & 1
Crichton v Craigmillar Park Crichton 19th
Kilmarnock Barassie v Whitecraigs Kilmarnock Barassie 2 & 1
Mount Ellen v Douglas Park Mount Ellen 2 holes
The quarter final draw for the 2011 Scottish Match Play Foursomes is below and all ties must be played by Sunday 21st August. Full details were posted to these teams on Monday 18th July. The winners from each of the quarter finals will go on to play the semi-finals, final and 3rd/4th play-off at Glenbervie Golf Club on Sunday 28th August.
Quarter Final Draw
Home Team Away Team
Dunkeld & Birnam v Edzell Ladies
Dirleton Castle v Carnoustie Caledonia
Bridge of Allan v Mount Ellen
Kilmarnock Barassie v Crichton
Scottish Ladies Foursomes--- Why not Enter ?
The Entries for the Scottish Ladies Stroke Play Foursomes Championship which is to be played at Glenbervie Golf Club on Sunday 28 August are soon to close. Please note that the conditions for this competition have changed quite considerably this year in that a pair no longer have to be members of the same club – i.e. any two ladies from any two clubs can now play with each other providing they are members of clubs that are affiliated to the SLGA and providing their CONGU handicaps are each 35 or less.
I have attached a copy of the entry form as well as a link to the entry form on the SLGA web-site.
Entry Form for Scotiish Foursomes
The closing date for this competition is Monday 1 August.
Maybe you could even encourage some of your County squad members to play together for some foursomes practice!
Please let me know if you have any questions about this event or any other SLGA competition.
Kind Regards
Claire Hargan
Championship Manager
Scottish Ladies Golfing Association Limited
The Den
2 Dundee Road
Perth
PH2 7DW
01738 442357
Registration Number 308709
www.slga.co.uk
I have attached a copy of the entry form as well as a link to the entry form on the SLGA web-site.
Entry Form for Scotiish Foursomes
The closing date for this competition is Monday 1 August.
Maybe you could even encourage some of your County squad members to play together for some foursomes practice!
Please let me know if you have any questions about this event or any other SLGA competition.
Kind Regards
Claire Hargan
Championship Manager
Scottish Ladies Golfing Association Limited
The Den
2 Dundee Road
Perth
PH2 7DW
01738 442357
Registration Number 308709
www.slga.co.uk
Thursday 21 July 2011
Pamela in 30th Place after 2 rounds in the European Championships in Norway
Lisa Maguire (Ireland) is in the lead at the halfway stage of the European women's individual amateur golf championship at Noordwijkse GC in Holland. She shot a second-round 68 to lead the field of 144 by three shots with a three-under-par total of 141. West of Scotland's Pamela Pretswell is now in joint 30th place after shooting 79 for a 153 total.
To read the full report go to the Gillian Kirkwood Website
To read the full report go to the Gillian Kirkwood Website
Cathkin Braes reach the last 16 in the Mail on Sunday Classic
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| Cathkin Braes Mail on Sunday Team -- Courtesy of Joanna Scott |
Congratulations go to Cathkin Braes who have beaten Helensburgh 5-0 to progress to the last 16 in the Mail on Sunday Classic
Other Results to follow
Wednesday 20 July 2011
Susan Wood Wins the Lanarkshire Morison Cup for the 3rd Year in a row
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| Susan Wood - Courtesy of Jean MacIntyre - Click to enlarge |
SSS: 71, CSS : Morison Cup Round 1- 71, Morison Cup Round 2- 70, Blackjack Cup - 71, Junior Championship - 71
Morison Cup
Susan Wood 141 (69,72); Lesley Lloyd 152 (75,77); Tracy McPherson 154 (78,76); Jenny Potter 155 (79, 76)
Blackjack Cup
Blackjack Cup
Susan Wood (0) 69; Margaret Noblett(16) 71; Marsha Hull (9) 73 acb
Junior Championship
Heather Neilson (18) 68; Ellie Bryce (17) 69 acb; Alexandra Duffy (21) 69
Tuesday 19 July 2011
Worlds and Scottish Disable Golf Championships
Disabled golf teams from around the world have just concluded an inaugural 72-hole, World Team Cup
at the Westerwood Golf Resort in Cumbernauld. Just prior to the Cup was a 54-hole Scottish open event at the nearby Dullatur Golf Club.
The Scottish Championship gross and net events were won by Scot's!! Alisdair Berry of Ayrshire and Colin Brock of Fife took the titles after battling it out with almost 40 other golfers from countries including Eire, Germany, Canada and the Home Nations at the prestigious Dullatur Golf Club.
Stevie Cunningham, the Vice Chairman of Scottish Disability Golf, the event organisers, said, "No
other disabled group has organised such an intensive or comprehensive package of golf. We didn't give the players any practice rounds, just launched them into the mix and got them playing competitively. Dullatur Golf Club were wonderful hosts and looked after us very well. We were introduced to the club by one of our new members Ian White, who plays there regularly and he and the club officials and staff gave us a real treat of golf. We even had a day's golf at Balmoral Estate a few days earlier and that was a fantastic experience".
The World Team Cup consisted of 4 teams made up of 12 golfers + coaches on each team and was played over the Westerwood Course. The teams were Scotland, Celtic, England and a World squad and they played a Ryder Cup format over 72 holes, finishing off with singles, based on a stableford scoring system.
England took an early lead after the first couple of days and managed to maintain that into the early session matches of the final day. Scotland rallied however, taking most of the points available and it went down to the last match of the last day to decide the winning team. England deservedly won that match with Scotland coming a very close second, followed by the World and Celtic squads. A replica trophy was presented to Tony Lloyd the English Captain and the World Cup will remain on display at the Westerwood Resort.
Steve Bramwell the SDGP's Secretary said, "We have received some fantastic support from Trusts and
Foundations from across the UK and the assistance from Scottish businesses which, in these difficult
times, is very welcome. North Lanarkshire Council and their Provost Tom Curley have provided huge support, not only through financial grants for the event, but the Provost hosted a Civic Reception at the world Cup. Additionally, over 50 MSP and MP's gave support to the event, some through a Parliamentary Motion".
Fiona McKellan, the Event Manager at the Westerwood Hotel in Cumbernauld, has kindly agreed to
represent the SDGP as Honorary Captain for 2011. Fiona has been helping to organise disabled golf
events at Westerwood for almost ten years and said, "It's always good to meet up with the guys from
the SDGP again and we hope that we can assist in promoting disabled golf more."
The SDGP now moves on to a 2-day event in Fife and are finalising details for August's events, which
will include games at Dalmahoy in Edinburgh and the Kittocks in St Andrews.
Full details on all the SDGP fixtures, can be found at www.sdgp.co.uk or by email at info@sdgp.co.uk
Monday 18 July 2011
Eilidh Briggs and Alyson McKechin selected for the Scottish Girls Team for the Home Internationals
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| Eilidh Briggs (in front of Kilmacolm Golf Club) - 2011 Scottish Girls Champion - Click to enlarge |
Team captain: Karen Marshall (Baberton)
LESLEY ATKINS (Gullane Ladies)
EILIDH BRIGGS (Kilmacolm)
GEMMA DRYBURGH (Beaconsfield)
HANNAH McCOOK (Grantown on Spey)
ALYSON McKECHIN (Elderslie)
AILSA SUMMERS (Carnoustie Ladies)
LAUREN WHYTE (St Regulus)
CLARA YOUNG (North Berwick)
+Players whose scores will count for Scotland in the International Team event, run in conjunction with the qualifying rounds of the British girls' amateur championship at Gullane 1 from August 8 to 12:
EILIDH BRIGGS (Kilmacolm) Captain.
GEMMA DRYBURGH (Beaconsfield)
ALYSON McKECHIN (Eldereslie)
Saturday 16 July 2011
EILIDH WINS THE 2011 SCOTTISH UNDER 18 GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP
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| Katie McGarvie - Troon Ladies (Winner of the Ansley Reid Salver), Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) and Gemma Dryburgh Courtesy of Colin Farquharson Click to Enlarge |
Kilmacolm,s Eilidh Briggs is the 2011 Scottish Girls' Champion after a high quality final at Glenisla Golf Club.
After a significant amount of overnight rain the greenstaff at Glenisla Golf Club work extremely hard to ensure the course was playable for the final of the 2011 Scottish Girls Championship. With heavy rain forecast for throughout the day the finalists (and official) were delighted to watch the heaviest of the clouds circle the golf course during the morning, allowing the final to be played without delay.
Eilidh raced in to an early lead when she won the first two holes with pars and extended that lead to three holes when she won the 6th hole by chipping in for a birdie three. Gemma reduced the deficit to two with a winning par at the 7th hole before the next five holes were halved in pars. Gemma once again cut in to Eilidh's lead at the 14th hole when she hit her tee shot at the par three to 10 feet and sunk her birdie putt to win the hole.
Gemma had found her stride and put her approach shot at the 365 yard 15th hole to less than 8 feet, but Eilidh rose to the challenge and sunk her 12 foot birdie putt first. Gemma duely holed her putt to match Eilidh's birdie three to leave Eilidh one up with three holes to play. Both players put their tee shots at the par three 16th hole to less than five feet, however Gemma missed her birdie putt and Eilidh made no mistake in holing from three feet to go two up with only two holes to play.
The match was not over, however as Eilidh's approach shot to the 17th clipped a tree and dropped 50 yards short of the green. She did not manage to make her par from there and Gemma took the two putts she needed to win the hole. At the par four 18th hole Eilidh's put her approach shot to 8 feet leaving Gemma knowing she had to hole her 15 footer to have any chance of staying in the match. Unfortunately for Gemma, her putt just slid past the hole and Eilidh duely took the two putts required to give her the title.
Eilidh was approximately level par to Gemma's one over par figures.
To read the Colin Farquharson report on the final ---- CLICK HERE
Thanks go to Colin Farquharson and Claire Hargan for the photographs
LIVE SCORING FROM SCOTTISH GIRLS FINAL
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| Eilidh Briggs and Gemma Dryburgh before the tee off at the Scottish Under 18 Girl's Final Click to enlarge - (Courtesy of Claire Hargan) |
LIVE SCORING ----- CLICK HERE
Friday 15 July 2011
PHOTOS FROM THE SCOTTISH UNDER 18 GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIPS
CLICK HERE for lots of photographs fom the Scottish Under 18 Girls Championships - Courtesy of Claire Hargan --- SLGA
Kilmacolm's Eilidh Briggs wins through to the Scottish Under 18's Championships
From the SLGA WEBSITE
Read the Full Report from Colin Farquharson---- CLICK HERE
Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) has reached her second Scottish final of the year, this time at Glenisla Golf Club. She will aim to go one step further in tomorrow's Scottish Girls final at Glenisla than she did when she lost in the final of the Scottish Ladies' Championship at Machrihanish in May. Her opponent in tomorrow's final will be Gemma Dryburgh (Beaconsfield) who lost out at the semi-final stage last year.
The first semi-final in this year's Championship was a high quality match with Eilidh being approximately four under par in beating Rachel Walker (Dumfries & County) by 3&2. Eilidh was two up after two holes after a par and a birdie, but Rachel bounced back with a birdie of her own at the fourth hole to cut the deficit to one. The 7th and 8th holes were exchanged with winning birdies before Eilidh had her third birdie of the round at the ninth to go back to two up. Rachel yet again cut Eilidh's lead to one hole after another birdie at the 11th hole but a par was good enough for Eilidh at the 12th hole to once again extend her lead to two. The next three holes were halved in pars before Eilidh finished off the match by holing a 15 foot putt for a winning birdie 2 at the 16th hole.
Gemma Dryburgh (Beaconsfield) took an early lead in the second semi-final where approximately one over par figures were enough to see her take a three hole advantage over Lauren Whyte (St Regulus), however pars from Lauren at the 15th and 16th cut Gemma's lead back to one. Gemma finally clinched her place in the final with a winning par at the 17th hole to win the match 2&1.
This will be the last chance for both finalists to win the Scottish Girls Championship as both will be too old next year. The final will tee off at Glenisla Golf Club tomorrow (Saturday 16 July) at 9am. Spectators are welcome.
In the final of the Ansley Reid (second flight), Katie McGarva (Troon Ladies) won the title in beating Emily Dalgetty (Glencourse) by 2&1 in another close match. There was never more than one hole in the match until the 17th hole when Katie finally took a two hole advange and the match with a winning par four.
Read the Full Report from Colin Farquharson---- CLICK HERE
Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) has reached her second Scottish final of the year, this time at Glenisla Golf Club. She will aim to go one step further in tomorrow's Scottish Girls final at Glenisla than she did when she lost in the final of the Scottish Ladies' Championship at Machrihanish in May. Her opponent in tomorrow's final will be Gemma Dryburgh (Beaconsfield) who lost out at the semi-final stage last year.
The first semi-final in this year's Championship was a high quality match with Eilidh being approximately four under par in beating Rachel Walker (Dumfries & County) by 3&2. Eilidh was two up after two holes after a par and a birdie, but Rachel bounced back with a birdie of her own at the fourth hole to cut the deficit to one. The 7th and 8th holes were exchanged with winning birdies before Eilidh had her third birdie of the round at the ninth to go back to two up. Rachel yet again cut Eilidh's lead to one hole after another birdie at the 11th hole but a par was good enough for Eilidh at the 12th hole to once again extend her lead to two. The next three holes were halved in pars before Eilidh finished off the match by holing a 15 foot putt for a winning birdie 2 at the 16th hole.
Gemma Dryburgh (Beaconsfield) took an early lead in the second semi-final where approximately one over par figures were enough to see her take a three hole advantage over Lauren Whyte (St Regulus), however pars from Lauren at the 15th and 16th cut Gemma's lead back to one. Gemma finally clinched her place in the final with a winning par at the 17th hole to win the match 2&1.
This will be the last chance for both finalists to win the Scottish Girls Championship as both will be too old next year. The final will tee off at Glenisla Golf Club tomorrow (Saturday 16 July) at 9am. Spectators are welcome.
In the final of the Ansley Reid (second flight), Katie McGarva (Troon Ladies) won the title in beating Emily Dalgetty (Glencourse) by 2&1 in another close match. There was never more than one hole in the match until the 17th hole when Katie finally took a two hole advange and the match with a winning par four.
Kilmacolm's Eilidh Briggs in Semi Finals of Scottish Under 18's Championships
From the SLGA Website
Girls Quarter Finals & Semi Finals
Top qualifier, Eilidh Briggs from Kilmacolm will play Rachel Walker from Dumfries & County while Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) will take on the second qualifier Gemma Dryburgh (Beaconsfield) in the semi-finals of the Scottish Girls' Championship at Glenisla Golf Club.
Eilidh Briggs played level par golf in defeating 14-year old Clara Young, while Rachel Walker was approximately 2 under par in beating another 14 year old, Connie Jaffrey in their morning quarter finals.
In the bottom half of the draw Lauren Whyte was approximately 1 over par in her win over fellow Scottish Girls cap Ailsa Summers and Gemma Dryburgh was approximately level par in beating defending Champion Lesley Atkins by 4&3.
Hole by hole live scoring is in operation for today's quarter finals and semi-finals of the Scottish Girls Championship at Glenisla Golf Club.
SCOTTISH GIRLS LIVE SCORING
In the Ansley Reid Salver (2nd flight), Emily Dalgetty from Glencourse beat Alexandra Tait from St Regulus golf club by 5&4 and will take on Katie McGarva of Troon Ladies who defeated Renfrewshire's Linsey Stevenson of Elie & Earlsferry by the same margin in this afternboon's final.
Girls Quarter Finals & Semi Finals
Top qualifier, Eilidh Briggs from Kilmacolm will play Rachel Walker from Dumfries & County while Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) will take on the second qualifier Gemma Dryburgh (Beaconsfield) in the semi-finals of the Scottish Girls' Championship at Glenisla Golf Club.
Eilidh Briggs played level par golf in defeating 14-year old Clara Young, while Rachel Walker was approximately 2 under par in beating another 14 year old, Connie Jaffrey in their morning quarter finals.
In the bottom half of the draw Lauren Whyte was approximately 1 over par in her win over fellow Scottish Girls cap Ailsa Summers and Gemma Dryburgh was approximately level par in beating defending Champion Lesley Atkins by 4&3.
Hole by hole live scoring is in operation for today's quarter finals and semi-finals of the Scottish Girls Championship at Glenisla Golf Club.
SCOTTISH GIRLS LIVE SCORING
In the Ansley Reid Salver (2nd flight), Emily Dalgetty from Glencourse beat Alexandra Tait from St Regulus golf club by 5&4 and will take on Katie McGarva of Troon Ladies who defeated Renfrewshire's Linsey Stevenson of Elie & Earlsferry by the same margin in this afternboon's final.
Thursday 14 July 2011
Eilidh Briggs and Connie Jaffrey reach the quarter finals of the Scottish under 18 Girls Championship
REPORT BY COLIN FARQUHARSON
There are some cracking quarter-final matches in prospect tomorrow morning in the Scottish Under-18 girls' championship at Glenisla Golf Club, Alyth.
Top seed Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) is first off at 8.30am against 14-year-old Clara Young (North Berwick), the youngest ever winner of the East Lothian women's county championship and a member of the Great Britain and Ireland team in the recent Junior Vagliano Trophy team against the Continent at Royal Porthcawl.
Eilidh, Renfrewshire women's champion and beaten finalist in the Scottish women's amateur championship at Machrihanish, has a lot going for her so a great tie in store for spectators.
Rachel Walker (Dumfries and Co) collected notable scalp when she beat fifth seed Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) by 2 and 1 in the second round and Rachel now plays the No 4 qualifier, Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies).
Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) was a 7 and 5 winner over clubmate Chloe Goadby who toppled the No 3 seed and semi-finalist last year, Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw), and now plays Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) who has won both Angus women's and girls' county titles in recent seasons.
The last of the quarter-finals should also be a cracker with the No 2 seed, Gemma Dryburgh (Beaconsfield), Aberdeen-born but a student at IMG Leadbetter Academy in Florida over the past two or three years, facing the defending champion Lesley Atkins (Gullane Ladies) who looks to be coming back to the form that won her this title at Eyemouth 12 months ago.
MORNING REPORT
No 3 seed Gabrielle Macdonald (Craigielaw), a semi-finalist at Eyemouth 12 months ago, was beaten in the first round of the match-play stages of the Scottish Under-18 girls' championship at Glenisla Golf Club, Alyth, Perthshire this morning.
She lost by 3 and 1 to Chloe Goadby (St Regulus), 30th of the 32 qualifiers for the match-play.
Another top the top eight players, seeded to get through to the quarter-finalists, went down at the first hurdle. Heather Munro (Monifieth), the No 8 qualifier, lost by 2 and 1 to Aboyne's Kimberley Beveridge.
And Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey), seeded No 6, had to go to the 1st to bet the better of Canmore's Shannen McGuire.
Top seeds Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) and Gemma Dryburgh (Beaconsfield) both had comfortable first-round wins, Briggs by 7 and 5 over Hannah Robb (Strathmore) and Dryburgh by 5 and 3 against fellow-Aberdonian, Megan Clyne (Deeside).
FIRST ROUND
Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) bt Hannah Robb (Strathmore) 7 and 5.
Jemma Chalmers (Monifieth) bt Emily Aird (Blairgowrie) 6 and 4.
Clara Young (North Berwick) bt Alison Goodwin (Glenbervie) 65 and 5.
Kimberley Beveridge (Aboyne) bt Heather Munro (Monifieth) 2 and 1.
Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) bt Nicola Robertson (Dunblane New) 6 and 5.
Rachel Walker (Dumfries and Co) bt Jorden Ferrie (Kirkintilloch) 5 and 4.
Jessica Meek (Carnoustie Ladies) bt Emma Greenlees (Dumfries and Galloway) 2 and 1.
Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) bt Tegan Seivwright (Deeside) 2 holes.
Chloe Goadby (St Regulus) bt Gabrielle Macdonald (Craigielaw) 3 and 1.
Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) bt Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) 2 and 1.
Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) bt Eleanor Tunn (Ready) 4 and 3.
Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey bt Shannen McGuire (Canmore) at 21st.
Lesley Atkins (Gullane Ladies) bt Olivia Borwick (McDonald Ellon) 5 and 4.
Rachel Polson (Deeside) bt Keren Ward (Glen) l hole.
Tara MacTaggart (Minto) bt Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe) 3 and 1.
Gemma Dryburgh (Beaconsfield) bt Megan Clyne (Deeside) 5 and 3.
SECOND ROUND
Briggs bt Chalmers 4 and 3.
Young bt Beveridge 3 and 2.
Walker bt McKechin 2 and 1.
Jaffrey bt Meek 2 holes.
Whyte bt Broadby 7 and 5.
Summers bt McCook 3 and 2.
Atkins bt Polson 6 and 5.
Dryburgh bt MacTaggart 7 and 5
ANSLEY REID SALVER
FIRST ROUND
Alexandra Tait (St Regulus) bt Hazel MacGarvie (Troon Ladies) 5 and 4.
Mhairi McKay (West Kilbride) bt Emma Caddow (Strathmore) 4 and 3.
Emily Dalgetty (Glencorse) bt Molly Stewart (Murcar Links) 5 and 4.
Danielle Kerr (Roxburghe) bt Rosie Everett (Craigielaw) 3 and 2.
Nicola Taylor (Dunnikier Park) bt Claire Gadsby (Crieff) 5 and 3.
Katie McGarva (Troon Ladies) bt Sophie Maguire (St Regulus) 3 and 1.
Linsey Stevenson (Elie and Earlsferry) bt Emma Hale (Troon Ladies) 5 and 3.
Eilidh Watson (Muckhart) bt Catherine Small (Gullane Ladies) 4 and 3.
SECOND ROUND
Tait bt McKay 5 and 4.
Dalgetty bt Ker 4 and 3.
McGarva bt Taylor 5 and 4.
Stevenson bt Watson 2 holes.
There are some cracking quarter-final matches in prospect tomorrow morning in the Scottish Under-18 girls' championship at Glenisla Golf Club, Alyth.
Top seed Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) is first off at 8.30am against 14-year-old Clara Young (North Berwick), the youngest ever winner of the East Lothian women's county championship and a member of the Great Britain and Ireland team in the recent Junior Vagliano Trophy team against the Continent at Royal Porthcawl.
Eilidh, Renfrewshire women's champion and beaten finalist in the Scottish women's amateur championship at Machrihanish, has a lot going for her so a great tie in store for spectators.
Rachel Walker (Dumfries and Co) collected notable scalp when she beat fifth seed Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) by 2 and 1 in the second round and Rachel now plays the No 4 qualifier, Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies).
Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) was a 7 and 5 winner over clubmate Chloe Goadby who toppled the No 3 seed and semi-finalist last year, Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw), and now plays Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) who has won both Angus women's and girls' county titles in recent seasons.
The last of the quarter-finals should also be a cracker with the No 2 seed, Gemma Dryburgh (Beaconsfield), Aberdeen-born but a student at IMG Leadbetter Academy in Florida over the past two or three years, facing the defending champion Lesley Atkins (Gullane Ladies) who looks to be coming back to the form that won her this title at Eyemouth 12 months ago.
MORNING REPORT
No 3 seed Gabrielle Macdonald (Craigielaw), a semi-finalist at Eyemouth 12 months ago, was beaten in the first round of the match-play stages of the Scottish Under-18 girls' championship at Glenisla Golf Club, Alyth, Perthshire this morning.
She lost by 3 and 1 to Chloe Goadby (St Regulus), 30th of the 32 qualifiers for the match-play.
Another top the top eight players, seeded to get through to the quarter-finalists, went down at the first hurdle. Heather Munro (Monifieth), the No 8 qualifier, lost by 2 and 1 to Aboyne's Kimberley Beveridge.
And Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey), seeded No 6, had to go to the 1st to bet the better of Canmore's Shannen McGuire.
Top seeds Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) and Gemma Dryburgh (Beaconsfield) both had comfortable first-round wins, Briggs by 7 and 5 over Hannah Robb (Strathmore) and Dryburgh by 5 and 3 against fellow-Aberdonian, Megan Clyne (Deeside).
FIRST ROUND
Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) bt Hannah Robb (Strathmore) 7 and 5.
Jemma Chalmers (Monifieth) bt Emily Aird (Blairgowrie) 6 and 4.
Clara Young (North Berwick) bt Alison Goodwin (Glenbervie) 65 and 5.
Kimberley Beveridge (Aboyne) bt Heather Munro (Monifieth) 2 and 1.
Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) bt Nicola Robertson (Dunblane New) 6 and 5.
Rachel Walker (Dumfries and Co) bt Jorden Ferrie (Kirkintilloch) 5 and 4.
Jessica Meek (Carnoustie Ladies) bt Emma Greenlees (Dumfries and Galloway) 2 and 1.
Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) bt Tegan Seivwright (Deeside) 2 holes.
Chloe Goadby (St Regulus) bt Gabrielle Macdonald (Craigielaw) 3 and 1.
Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) bt Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) 2 and 1.
Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) bt Eleanor Tunn (Ready) 4 and 3.
Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey bt Shannen McGuire (Canmore) at 21st.
Lesley Atkins (Gullane Ladies) bt Olivia Borwick (McDonald Ellon) 5 and 4.
Rachel Polson (Deeside) bt Keren Ward (Glen) l hole.
Tara MacTaggart (Minto) bt Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe) 3 and 1.
Gemma Dryburgh (Beaconsfield) bt Megan Clyne (Deeside) 5 and 3.
SECOND ROUND
Briggs bt Chalmers 4 and 3.
Young bt Beveridge 3 and 2.
Walker bt McKechin 2 and 1.
Jaffrey bt Meek 2 holes.
Whyte bt Broadby 7 and 5.
Summers bt McCook 3 and 2.
Atkins bt Polson 6 and 5.
Dryburgh bt MacTaggart 7 and 5
ANSLEY REID SALVER
FIRST ROUND
Alexandra Tait (St Regulus) bt Hazel MacGarvie (Troon Ladies) 5 and 4.
Mhairi McKay (West Kilbride) bt Emma Caddow (Strathmore) 4 and 3.
Emily Dalgetty (Glencorse) bt Molly Stewart (Murcar Links) 5 and 4.
Danielle Kerr (Roxburghe) bt Rosie Everett (Craigielaw) 3 and 2.
Nicola Taylor (Dunnikier Park) bt Claire Gadsby (Crieff) 5 and 3.
Katie McGarva (Troon Ladies) bt Sophie Maguire (St Regulus) 3 and 1.
Linsey Stevenson (Elie and Earlsferry) bt Emma Hale (Troon Ladies) 5 and 3.
Eilidh Watson (Muckhart) bt Catherine Small (Gullane Ladies) 4 and 3.
SECOND ROUND
Tait bt McKay 5 and 4.
Dalgetty bt Ker 4 and 3.
McGarva bt Taylor 5 and 4.
Stevenson bt Watson 2 holes.
Wednesday 13 July 2011
Denise Cowan wins the Renfrewshire County Medal over Fereneze
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| Denise Cowan - Winner of the July Medal - Click to enlarge |
RESULTS:-
Handicap 0 - 12
1st: Denise Cowan (Ranfurly Castle) 75 (7) 68
2nd: Sheila Genders (West Kilbride) 81 (10) 71
3rd: June Lockhart (Gleddoch) 83 (10) 73 acb
Handicap 13+
1st: Sandra MacDougall (Greenock) 91 (16) 75
2nd: Vivien Young (Elderslie) 95 (18) 77
3rd : Iona Stephen (Ranfurly Castle) 94 (15) 79
EILIDH BRIGGS, GEMMA DRYBURGH TOP SEEDS AT GLENISLA
By COLIN FARQUHARSON
colin@scottishgolfview.com
Kilmacolm’s Eilidh Briggs and Aberdeen-born Gemma Dryburgh earned the Nos 1 and 2 seedings which could see them meet in Saturday morning’s 18-hole final of the Scottish Under-18 girls’ match-play championship at Glenisla Golf Club, Alyth.
But they will have to beat some very good players to make it through four rounds of match-play to the title decider.
Briggs, beaten finalist in the Scottish women’s amateur championship at Machrihanish in May, repeated her par opening round of 71 for a top total of 142. She birdied the short fifth and 13th and bogeyed the long second and 15th in halves of 36 and 35.
The much-travelled Dryburgh, who enrols at Tulane University, Louisiana next month after several years at the IMG Leadbetter Academy in Florida, produced the lowest round of the 36-hole qualifying test – a one-under-par 70 with birdies at the long eighth and ninth for 34 out and a bogey at the 17th for 36 back.
Third best qualifier was Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) with rounds of 74 and 71 for 145. Gabrielle had only two deviations from par in her second round – a birdie at the long eighth and a bogey at the 11th.
All the “usual suspects” were among the 32 qualifiers for the match play. The most dangerous to the hopes of Briggs and Dryburgh could be fifth seed Alyson McKechin (Eldershie) (76-72 for 148), Hannah McCook (Grantown-on-Spey), sixth best on 148 (75-73), title-holder and seventh Lesley Atkins (Gullane Ladies) (74-74 for 148) and Junior Vagliano Trophy player 14-year-old Clara Young (North Berwick) (74-76 for 150), the ninth best qualifier.
Hannah Robb won a play-off for the last of the 32 match-play places after she had tied with Alexandra Tait and Eilidh Watson (Murcar) on the 162 mark.
QUALIFIERS
Par 142 (2x71). Yardag 5803.
142 Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) 71 71.
143 Gemma Dryburgh (Beaconsfield) 73 70.
145 Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) 74 73.
146 Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) 72 74.
148 Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) 76 72, Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey) 75 73, Lesley Atkins 9Gullane Ladies) 74 74.
150 Heather Munro (Monifieth) 76 74, Clara Young (North Berwikc) 74 76, Rachel Polson (Deeside) 74 76.
151 Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) 77 74, Rachael Walker (Dumfries and Co) 76 75.
152 Jessica Meek (Carnoustie Ladies) 77 75.
153 Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) 79 74, Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe) 76 77, Jema Chalmers (Monifieth) 76 77, Emily Aird (Blairgowrie) 75 78.
154 Tara MacTaggart (Minto ) 77 77, Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) 75 79.
155 Emma Greenlees (Dumfries and Galloway) 75 80.
156 Jorden Ferrie (Kirkintilloch) 80 76, Eleanor Tunn (Reay) 78 78.
157 Keren Ward (Glen) 76 81.
159 Alison Goodwin (Glenbervie) 84 75.
159 Kimerley Beveridge (Aoyne) 81 78, Olivia Borwick (McDonald Ellon) 79 80, Shannen McGuire (Canmore) 78 81.
160 Nicola Roberrtson (Dunblane New) 82 78, Tegan Seivwright (Deeside) 75 85.
161 Chloe Goadby (St Regul;us) 85 76.
161 Megan Clyne (Deeside) 81 80.
162 (after three-way play-off) Hannah Robb (Strathmore) 80 82.
MISSED THE CUT
Selected scores
162 (beaten in play-off) Alexandra Tait (St Regulus) 84 78, Eilidh Watson (Muckhart) 80 82.
163 Nicola Taylor (Dunnikier Park) 82 81, Danielle Ker (Roxburghe) 79 84.
164 Emily Dalgetty (Glencorse) 84 80, Katie McGarva (Troon ladies) 84 80.
165 Emma Hale (Troon Ladies) 83 82.
166 Mhairi McKay 81 85.
167 Emma Caddow 81 86, Linsey Stevenson 81 86.
168 Sophie Macguire 86 82, Molly Stewart (Murcar Links) 82 86.
169 Rosie Everett 86 83, Claire Gadsby 85 84.
170 Catherine Small 86 84.
171 Hazel MacGarvie 88 83.
173 Eva O'Connor 87 86, Mirren Fraser 86 87.
174 Shannon McWilliam (Aboyne) 89 85.
177 Emma Kennedy 91 86.
178 Catherine Goodwin 91 87,
180 Claire Robertson 91 89.
181 Jessica Dalgetty 90 91.
182 Alexandra Qayum 90 92, Kirsten Pryde 90 92, Rheanna Thom 84 98.
183 Leanne Wilson 97 86, Emily Glencorse 94 89.
184 Jennifer Allan 95 89.
185 Kristy Brodie 92 93.
191 Jeanne Free 9794.
192 Alexandra Brown 99 93, Heaher Neilson 94 98.
219 Julie Glencorse 108 111.
MATCH-PLAY DRAW
Seven-minute intervals
UPPER HALF
8.30 E Briggs v H Robb, E Aird v J Chalmers, C Young v A Goodwin, K Beveridge v H Munro, A McKechin v N Robertson, J Ferrie v R Walker, J Meek v E Greenlees, T Seivwright v C Jaffrey.
LOWER HALF
9.26 G Macdonald v C Goadby, L Whyte v K McIntosh, A Summers v E Tunn, S McGuire v H McCook, L Atkins v O Borwick, K Ward v R Polson, H Scott v T MacTaggart, M Clyne v G Dryburgh.
ANSLEY REID SALVER DRAW
10.46 A Tait v H MacGarvie.
10.54 Emma Caddow v Mhairi McKay.
11.02 Emily Dalgetty v Molly Stewart.
11.10 Rosie Everett v Danielle Ker.
11.18 Nicola Taylro v Claire Gadsby.
11.26 Sophie Maguire v Katie McGarva.
11.34 Emma Hale v Linsey Stevenson.
11.42 Catherine Small v Eilidh Watson.
colin@scottishgolfview.com
Kilmacolm’s Eilidh Briggs and Aberdeen-born Gemma Dryburgh earned the Nos 1 and 2 seedings which could see them meet in Saturday morning’s 18-hole final of the Scottish Under-18 girls’ match-play championship at Glenisla Golf Club, Alyth.
But they will have to beat some very good players to make it through four rounds of match-play to the title decider.
Briggs, beaten finalist in the Scottish women’s amateur championship at Machrihanish in May, repeated her par opening round of 71 for a top total of 142. She birdied the short fifth and 13th and bogeyed the long second and 15th in halves of 36 and 35.
The much-travelled Dryburgh, who enrols at Tulane University, Louisiana next month after several years at the IMG Leadbetter Academy in Florida, produced the lowest round of the 36-hole qualifying test – a one-under-par 70 with birdies at the long eighth and ninth for 34 out and a bogey at the 17th for 36 back.
Third best qualifier was Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) with rounds of 74 and 71 for 145. Gabrielle had only two deviations from par in her second round – a birdie at the long eighth and a bogey at the 11th.
All the “usual suspects” were among the 32 qualifiers for the match play. The most dangerous to the hopes of Briggs and Dryburgh could be fifth seed Alyson McKechin (Eldershie) (76-72 for 148), Hannah McCook (Grantown-on-Spey), sixth best on 148 (75-73), title-holder and seventh Lesley Atkins (Gullane Ladies) (74-74 for 148) and Junior Vagliano Trophy player 14-year-old Clara Young (North Berwick) (74-76 for 150), the ninth best qualifier.
Hannah Robb won a play-off for the last of the 32 match-play places after she had tied with Alexandra Tait and Eilidh Watson (Murcar) on the 162 mark.
QUALIFIERS
Par 142 (2x71). Yardag 5803.
142 Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm) 71 71.
143 Gemma Dryburgh (Beaconsfield) 73 70.
145 Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw) 74 73.
146 Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) 72 74.
148 Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) 76 72, Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey) 75 73, Lesley Atkins 9Gullane Ladies) 74 74.
150 Heather Munro (Monifieth) 76 74, Clara Young (North Berwikc) 74 76, Rachel Polson (Deeside) 74 76.
151 Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) 77 74, Rachael Walker (Dumfries and Co) 76 75.
152 Jessica Meek (Carnoustie Ladies) 77 75.
153 Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) 79 74, Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe) 76 77, Jema Chalmers (Monifieth) 76 77, Emily Aird (Blairgowrie) 75 78.
154 Tara MacTaggart (Minto ) 77 77, Lauren Whyte (St Regulus) 75 79.
155 Emma Greenlees (Dumfries and Galloway) 75 80.
156 Jorden Ferrie (Kirkintilloch) 80 76, Eleanor Tunn (Reay) 78 78.
157 Keren Ward (Glen) 76 81.
159 Alison Goodwin (Glenbervie) 84 75.
159 Kimerley Beveridge (Aoyne) 81 78, Olivia Borwick (McDonald Ellon) 79 80, Shannen McGuire (Canmore) 78 81.
160 Nicola Roberrtson (Dunblane New) 82 78, Tegan Seivwright (Deeside) 75 85.
161 Chloe Goadby (St Regul;us) 85 76.
161 Megan Clyne (Deeside) 81 80.
162 (after three-way play-off) Hannah Robb (Strathmore) 80 82.
MISSED THE CUT
Selected scores
162 (beaten in play-off) Alexandra Tait (St Regulus) 84 78, Eilidh Watson (Muckhart) 80 82.
163 Nicola Taylor (Dunnikier Park) 82 81, Danielle Ker (Roxburghe) 79 84.
164 Emily Dalgetty (Glencorse) 84 80, Katie McGarva (Troon ladies) 84 80.
165 Emma Hale (Troon Ladies) 83 82.
166 Mhairi McKay 81 85.
167 Emma Caddow 81 86, Linsey Stevenson 81 86.
168 Sophie Macguire 86 82, Molly Stewart (Murcar Links) 82 86.
169 Rosie Everett 86 83, Claire Gadsby 85 84.
170 Catherine Small 86 84.
171 Hazel MacGarvie 88 83.
173 Eva O'Connor 87 86, Mirren Fraser 86 87.
174 Shannon McWilliam (Aboyne) 89 85.
177 Emma Kennedy 91 86.
178 Catherine Goodwin 91 87,
180 Claire Robertson 91 89.
181 Jessica Dalgetty 90 91.
182 Alexandra Qayum 90 92, Kirsten Pryde 90 92, Rheanna Thom 84 98.
183 Leanne Wilson 97 86, Emily Glencorse 94 89.
184 Jennifer Allan 95 89.
185 Kristy Brodie 92 93.
191 Jeanne Free 9794.
192 Alexandra Brown 99 93, Heaher Neilson 94 98.
219 Julie Glencorse 108 111.
MATCH-PLAY DRAW
Seven-minute intervals
UPPER HALF
8.30 E Briggs v H Robb, E Aird v J Chalmers, C Young v A Goodwin, K Beveridge v H Munro, A McKechin v N Robertson, J Ferrie v R Walker, J Meek v E Greenlees, T Seivwright v C Jaffrey.
LOWER HALF
9.26 G Macdonald v C Goadby, L Whyte v K McIntosh, A Summers v E Tunn, S McGuire v H McCook, L Atkins v O Borwick, K Ward v R Polson, H Scott v T MacTaggart, M Clyne v G Dryburgh.
ANSLEY REID SALVER DRAW
10.46 A Tait v H MacGarvie.
10.54 Emma Caddow v Mhairi McKay.
11.02 Emily Dalgetty v Molly Stewart.
11.10 Rosie Everett v Danielle Ker.
11.18 Nicola Taylro v Claire Gadsby.
11.26 Sophie Maguire v Katie McGarva.
11.34 Emma Hale v Linsey Stevenson.
11.42 Catherine Small v Eilidh Watson.
Tuesday 12 July 2011
Kilmacolm's Eilidh Briggs sets the pace at the Scottish Under 18 Girls Championships
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| 2011 RLCGA Champion - Eilidh Briggs - Click to enlarge |
Renfrewshire women's county champion Eilidh Briggs, (pictured above) beaten finalist in the Scottish women's championship at Machrihanish in May, lived up to her rating as the pre-tournament favourite by setting the pace with a level par 71 in the first qualifying round of the Scottish Under-18 girls' championship at Glenisla Golf Club, Alyth in Perthshire today.
Eilidh, bound for Stirling University after the summer holidays, had only four pars in an eventful outward half of one-under-par 35. She bogeyed the short third, birdied the fourth, short fifth and sixth and bogeyed the long eighth.
Coming home, the Kilmacolm player bogeyed the 13th and 15th but got her second 2 of the round with a birdie at the short 16th.
Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) was a shot behind her with only three deviations from par in halves of 36. She bogeyed the seventh and 11th, birdied the ninth and all the rest were pars.
Alyson McKechin, finished on 76 today when, with two holes to play she had a chance of ending the day in the top three before she bogeyed the 17th and double-bogeyed the 18th for two halves of 38.
Linsey Stevenson (Elie and Earlsferry) finished on the borderline projected cut of 81
The leading 32 players after tomorrow's second qualifying round will go forward to the match-play stages. Going into the second round there are 34 players on 81 or better which suggests the cut-off mark for the match-play draw will be 162 or 163 ... if there is no dramatic change in the weather.
The 18-hole final will be staged on Saturday morning.
FIRST QUALIFYING ROUND
Par 71 (36-35). Yardage 5,803
71 Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm).
72 Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies).
73 Gemma Dryburgh (Beaconsfield).
74 Rachel Polson (Peterculter), Gabrielle Macdonald (Craigielaw), Lesley Atkins (Gullane), Clara Young (North Berwick).
75 Emily Aird (Blairgowrie), Lauren Whyte (St Regulus), Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey), Emma Greenlees (Dumfries and Galloway), Tegan Seivwright (Deeside).
76 Rachael Walker (Dumfries and Co), Heather Munro (Monifieth), Jemma Chalmers (Monifieth), Keren Ward (Glen), Alyson McKechin (Elderslie), Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe).
77 Tara MacTaggart (Minto), Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies), Jessica Meek (Carnoustie Ladies).
78 Shannen McGuire (Canmore), Eleanor Tunn (Reay).
79 Danielle Ker (Roxburghe), Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe), Olivia Borwick (McDonald Ellon).
80 Eilidh Watson (Muckhart), Hannah Robb (Strathmore). Jorden Ferrie (Kirkintilloch)
81 Megan Clyne (Deeside), Linsey Stevenson (Elie and Earlsferry), Emma Caddow (Strathaven), Mhairi McKay (West Kilbride), Kimberley Beveridge (Aboyne).
PROJECTED CUT-OFF MARK AFTER TWO ROUNDS
82 Nicola Taylor (Dunnikier Park), Nicola Robertson (Dunblane New), Molly Stewart (Murcar Links).
83 Emma Hale (Troon Ladies).
84 Alison Goodwin (Glenbervie), Alexandra Tait (St Regulus), Katie McGarva (Troon Ladies), Rheanna Thom (Alyth), Emily Dalgetty (Glencorse).
85 Claire Gadsby (Crieff), Chloe Goadby (St Regulus).
86 Mirren Fraser (Powfoot), Sophie Maguire (St Regulus), Catherine Small (Gullane Ladies), Rosie Everett (Craigielaw).
87 Eva O'Connor (Bothwell Castle).
88 Hazel MacGarvie (Troon Ladies).
89 Shannon McWilliam (Aboyne).
90 Kirsten Pryde (Deeside), Jessica Dalgetty (Glencorse), Alexandra Qayum (Ranfurly Castle).
91 Emma Kennedy (Paisley), Claire Robertson (Carnoustie Ladies), Catherine Goodwin (Glenbervie).
92 Kirsty Brodie (Strathmore).
94 Emily Glencorse (Millport), Heather Neilson (Mouse Valley)
95 Jennifer Allan (Glenbervie).
97 Leanne Wilson (Kelso), Joanne Free (Musselburgh Old).
99 Alexandra Brown (Turnberry).
108 Julie Glencorse (Millport).
Thanks go to Colin farquharson for the report.
To read the full report go to the Gillian Kirkwood Website
Scottish Disabled Championship at Dullatur
Dullatur Golf Club, Monday 11 - Wednesday 13 July
Westerwood Golf Resort Friday 15 – Monday 18 July
Scottish Championship Tee's off at Dullatur
(Scores highlighted below)
As a prelude to the World Team Cup at the adjacent Westerwood Golf Resort, 40 disabled golfers from 7 countries are playing in the Scottish Championships at Dullatur Golf Club this week.
Started on Monday 11 July and running through to the final round on Wednesday 13 July, players compete for the coveted title of Scottish Championship in a 54-hole event.
Jim Gales, the Chairman of the SDGP said, "We are hoping that the weather won't play such a big role in our events this year, as this is the first of our three majors in 2011. We have received some fantastic support from Trusts and Foundations from across the UK and the assistance from Scottish businesses which, in these difficult times, is very welcome".
Part of this support has come via a Parliamentary Motion (S4M-00017) submitted by Murdo Fraser, which has currently got the backing of some thirty MSP'sincluding; Richard Simpson, John Pentland, Ruth Davidson, Elaine Murray, Joan McAlpine, Chic Brodie, Neil Findlay, Jamie McGrigor, Mary Scanlon, Stuart McMillan, Jackson Carlaw, Humza Yousaf, Bob Doris, John Park, Alex Johnstone and Nanette Milne, and states,
"World Disabled Golf (lodged on 13 May 2011): That the Parliament welcomes the 2011 Scottish Pan-Disability Open Golf Championship, scheduled to take place at Dullatur and Westerwood golf courses from 11 to 18 July; thanks the organiser, Scottish Disability Golf Partnership (SDGP) for all its work in putting on the event, which will welcome over 50 golfers from across Scotland and abroad who will compete in the inaugural four-day, four-team Ryder Cup of disabled golf, with the four teams being Scotland, England, Celtic Nations and a World Squad; notes that this is Scotland's largest golf event ever arranged for disabled people and some of the top disabled golfers in the world will participate; recognises the important work of the SDGP, which is governed and operated by disabled people and actively encourages and involves anyone of any age with a disability, serious health problem or mobility issue and their coaches who wish to play golf; notes that SDGP membership includes amputees, blind people, deaf people, people with learning difficulties, people with Down's syndrome, people
who have had a stroke or heart attack, wheelchair users and people with other similar issues who wish to learn or play the sport, and hopes that the open will be a great success."
Day 1 top scores from Dullatur
Alisdair Berry of Scotland (74 gross) 35 points bih
Ian Halliwell of England 35 points bih
Kevin Cook of Wales 35 points
Adrian Canny of Northern Ireland 34 points
For more information, please contact Jim Gales on 07903 596 552 or info@sdgp.co.uk
Monday 11 July 2011
Carol Walker Memorial Cup and July Medal - East Renfrewshire
SLGA Combined July Medal Played 6th July 2011, SSS 71, CSS 74
Silver:
Val Crawford (12) 71
Audrey Barclay (13) 74
Ann Harvie (15) 74
Bronze:
Aileen Dick (36) 68
Lorna Boyd (34) 71
Carol Walker Memorial Cup (SSS 71, CSS 74)
Aileen Dick (36) 68
Val Crawford (12) [acb] 71
Lorna Boyd (34) 71
Silver:
Val Crawford (12) 71
Audrey Barclay (13) 74
Ann Harvie (15) 74
Bronze:
Aileen Dick (36) 68
Lorna Boyd (34) 71
Carol Walker Memorial Cup (SSS 71, CSS 74)
Aileen Dick (36) 68
Val Crawford (12) [acb] 71
Lorna Boyd (34) 71
Veterans Trophy - Cowglen Golf Club
Played 1st July 2011(SSS 71, CSS 74)
Anna Brawley (17) 31
Margaret McGowan (16) 29
Pat Shields (15) 28
Pam Harvey (23) 27
Janette Rennie (28) [acb] 26
Olive Keith (23) 26
Anna Brawley (17) 31
Margaret McGowan (16) 29
Pat Shields (15) 28
Pam Harvey (23) 27
Janette Rennie (28) [acb] 26
Olive Keith (23) 26
Saturday 9 July 2011
SCOTS WIN FLIGHT B OF EUROPEAN WOMEN'S TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
Scotland won Flight B in the European women's team championship at Murhof, Austria, having failed, earlier in the week, to make the top eight qualifiers for the championship flight.
Having beaten Switzerland 4-1 and Netherlands 4-1, the Scots edged a 3-2 concluding win over Finland to be ranked ninth in Europe.
Scots winners were Louise Kenney and Rachael Watton in the foursomes and Kelsey MacDonald and Pamela Pretswell in the singles. Megan Briggs and Jane Turner lost their ties.
The turning point in the week would appear to have been the return to action in the match-play by Scottish champion and Vagliano Trophy player Louise Kenney who was unable to play in the two stroke-play qualifying rounds at the beginning of the week. She was hospitalised while a food blockage in her throat was removed.
Without her, the Scots missed out on the championship flight but, with Louise on board, they were a cut above the other teams who failed to make the top eight.Details:
SCOTLAND 3, FINLAND 2
Louise Kenney and Rachael Watton bt Peppiina Kaija and Annika Nykanen 2 holes.
Kelsey MacDonald beat Minna Vuorenpaa 3 and 2.
Pamela Pretswell beat Marika Voss at 20th.
Megan Briggs lost to Noora Tamnmnen 3 and 2.
Jane Turner lost to Sannan Uutinen 1 hole.
SWEDEN ARE EUROPEAN WOMEN'S TEAM CHAMPIONS
The European women's team championship was won by Sweden who beat Spain 5-2 in the final. Germany beat Belgium 3-2 to take the bronze medals.
England beat France 3 1/2-1 1/2 to finish fifth in the championship flight.
SCOTLAND GIRLS FINISH LAST IN FLIGHT B
Scotland completed a miserable week in the European girls' team championship in the heat of Is Molas, Sardinia by losing 3-2 to Turkey and finishing last in Flight B.
Lauren Whyte and Clara Young won the foursomes for the Scots but Alyson McKechin was the only singles winner.
Eilidh Briggs, Hannah McCook and Ailsa Summers all lost their singles ties.
Details:
SCOTLAND 2, TURKEY 3
Lauren Whyte and Clara Young bt Tugce Erden and Nergis Kok at 19th.
Eilidh Briggs lost to Yasemin Bari 5 and 4.
Alyson McKechin beat Damia Bilgic 5 and 3.
Hannah McCook lost to Sena Ersoy at 19th.
Ailsa Summers lost to Begum Yilmaz 5 and 3.
Ireland finished two places above Scotland after losing 3 1/2-1 1/2 to Austria.
FRANCE WIN EUROPEAN GIRLS TEAM TITLE
France won the European girls title by beating England 4-3 in the final.
Spain took the bronze medals with a 5 1/2-1 1/2 win over Germany today.
Having beaten Switzerland 4-1 and Netherlands 4-1, the Scots edged a 3-2 concluding win over Finland to be ranked ninth in Europe.
Scots winners were Louise Kenney and Rachael Watton in the foursomes and Kelsey MacDonald and Pamela Pretswell in the singles. Megan Briggs and Jane Turner lost their ties.
The turning point in the week would appear to have been the return to action in the match-play by Scottish champion and Vagliano Trophy player Louise Kenney who was unable to play in the two stroke-play qualifying rounds at the beginning of the week. She was hospitalised while a food blockage in her throat was removed.
Without her, the Scots missed out on the championship flight but, with Louise on board, they were a cut above the other teams who failed to make the top eight.Details:
SCOTLAND 3, FINLAND 2
Louise Kenney and Rachael Watton bt Peppiina Kaija and Annika Nykanen 2 holes.
Kelsey MacDonald beat Minna Vuorenpaa 3 and 2.
Pamela Pretswell beat Marika Voss at 20th.
Megan Briggs lost to Noora Tamnmnen 3 and 2.
Jane Turner lost to Sannan Uutinen 1 hole.
SWEDEN ARE EUROPEAN WOMEN'S TEAM CHAMPIONS
The European women's team championship was won by Sweden who beat Spain 5-2 in the final. Germany beat Belgium 3-2 to take the bronze medals.
England beat France 3 1/2-1 1/2 to finish fifth in the championship flight.
SCOTLAND GIRLS FINISH LAST IN FLIGHT B
Scotland completed a miserable week in the European girls' team championship in the heat of Is Molas, Sardinia by losing 3-2 to Turkey and finishing last in Flight B.
Lauren Whyte and Clara Young won the foursomes for the Scots but Alyson McKechin was the only singles winner.
Eilidh Briggs, Hannah McCook and Ailsa Summers all lost their singles ties.
Details:
SCOTLAND 2, TURKEY 3
Lauren Whyte and Clara Young bt Tugce Erden and Nergis Kok at 19th.
Eilidh Briggs lost to Yasemin Bari 5 and 4.
Alyson McKechin beat Damia Bilgic 5 and 3.
Hannah McCook lost to Sena Ersoy at 19th.
Ailsa Summers lost to Begum Yilmaz 5 and 3.
Ireland finished two places above Scotland after losing 3 1/2-1 1/2 to Austria.
FRANCE WIN EUROPEAN GIRLS TEAM TITLE
France won the European girls title by beating England 4-3 in the final.
Spain took the bronze medals with a 5 1/2-1 1/2 win over Germany today.
Medal 5 --- Douglas Park Golf Club
Played 08/07/2011 SSS 72,CSS 73.
SILVER:
1st 81-10=71 Carol Fell
2nd 91-19=72 Gina Rennie
3rd 87-14=73 Mrs Sally Macfarlane
BRONZE:
1st 91-22=69 Janice Palmer
2nd 108-36=72 Mrs Elaine McEwen
3rd 106-34=72 Mrs Christina Curry
SCRATCH: Carol Fell 81
SILVER:
1st 81-10=71 Carol Fell
2nd 91-19=72 Gina Rennie
3rd 87-14=73 Mrs Sally Macfarlane
BRONZE:
1st 91-22=69 Janice Palmer
2nd 108-36=72 Mrs Elaine McEwen
3rd 106-34=72 Mrs Christina Curry
SCRATCH: Carol Fell 81
Friday 8 July 2011
World Cup for Disabled Golfers at Westerwood Golf Hotel and Resort
4-team, Ryder Cup of golf. Teams representing Scotland, England, the Celtic Nations and the Rest of the World will play over 72 holes at the Westerwood Golf Hotel and Resort in Cumbernauld, from Friday 15 to Monday 18 July. The 48 golfers participating (12 per team) will come from Europe, Canada, Ireland and the home nations and involves disabilities like amputees, the blind and those with cerebral palsy, learning disabilities and wheelchair users.
The World Team Cup will follow a brand new 3-day, 54-hole Scottish Championship at the adjacent
Dullatur Golf Club, from Monday 11 to Wednesday 13 July, where some 40 golfers will compete for the coveted title of Scottish Disabled Golf Champion.
Jim Gales, the SDGP Chairman said, "We have received some fantastic support from Trusts and Foundations from across the UK and the assistance from Scottish businesses which, in these difficult times, is very welcome. North Lanarkshire Council and their Provost Tom Curley have provided huge import, not only through financial grants for the event, but the Provost will also host a Civic Reception at the world Cup".
Additionally, over 50 MSP's, MEP's and MP's have passed on their support to the SDGP for these world class events, part of which has come via a Parliamentary Motion (S4M-00017) submitted by Murdo Fraser, which has the backing of politicians including; Richard Simpson, John Pentland, Ruth Davidson, Elaine Murray, Joan McAlpine, Chic Brodie, Neil Findlay, Jamie McGrigor, Mary Scanlon, Stuart McMillan, Jackson Carlaw, Humza Yousaf, Bob Doris, John Park, Alex Johnstone and Nanette Milne, Fiona McKellan, the Event Manager at the Westerwood Hotel in Cumbernauld, has kindly agreed to represent the SDGP as Honorary Captain for 2011. Fiona has been helping to organise disabled golf events at Westerwood for almost ten years and said, "It's always good to meet up with the guys from the SDGP again and we hope that when they visit us for their Scottish Championship and World Cup, we hope the weather will be kind and we can assist in promoting disabled golf more." Full details on all the SDGP fixtures, can be found at www.sdgp.co.uk or by email at info@sdgp.co.uk
SCOTLAND WOMEN BEAT NETHERLANDS 4-1
Scotland scored their second win in Flight B of the European women's team championship at Murhof, Austria. They beat Netherlands 4-1 and now play Finland in their last match with ninth place in the final rankings at stake.
Finland beat Austria 3-2.
Louise Kenney and Rachael Watton won their foursome at the 19th and there were wins in the singles by Pamela Pretswell, Megan Briggs and Jane Turner. Kelsey MacDonald lost on the last green.
SCOTLAND 4, NETHERLANDS 1
Louise Kenney and Rachael Watton beat Joan Van de Kraats and Caroline Karstan at 19th.
Kelsey MacDonald lost to Varin Schilperoord 1 hole.
Pamela Pretswell beat Karlijn Zaanen 3 and 1.
Megan Briggs beat Tessa de Bruijn 1 hole.
Jane Turner beat Myrte Eikenaar 2 and 1
Sctland lost 3-2 to Austria in a Flight B match in the European Girls Team Championship at Is Molas in Sardinia. The Scots now play Turkey in their final match.
Lauren Whyte and Hannah McCook won the foursomes 7 and 5 but only Ailsa Summers was able to win her singles match. Eilidh Briggs, Clara Young and Alyson McKechin were all beaten in the singles.
SCOTLAND 2, AUSTRIA 3
Lauren Whyte and Hannah McCook beat Anna Fuld and Nadine Dreher 7 and 5.
Eilidh Briggs lost to Marlene Krejcy 2 and 1.
Ailsa Summers beat Michaela Gasplmayr 2 holes.
Clara Young lost to Nicole Wolf 5 and 3.
Alyson McKechin lost to Felicitas Witt-Dorring 4 and 2
Thanks go to Colin Farquharson for all the results.
Finland beat Austria 3-2.
Louise Kenney and Rachael Watton won their foursome at the 19th and there were wins in the singles by Pamela Pretswell, Megan Briggs and Jane Turner. Kelsey MacDonald lost on the last green.
SCOTLAND 4, NETHERLANDS 1
Louise Kenney and Rachael Watton beat Joan Van de Kraats and Caroline Karstan at 19th.
Kelsey MacDonald lost to Varin Schilperoord 1 hole.
Pamela Pretswell beat Karlijn Zaanen 3 and 1.
Megan Briggs beat Tessa de Bruijn 1 hole.
Jane Turner beat Myrte Eikenaar 2 and 1
Sctland lost 3-2 to Austria in a Flight B match in the European Girls Team Championship at Is Molas in Sardinia. The Scots now play Turkey in their final match.
Lauren Whyte and Hannah McCook won the foursomes 7 and 5 but only Ailsa Summers was able to win her singles match. Eilidh Briggs, Clara Young and Alyson McKechin were all beaten in the singles.
SCOTLAND 2, AUSTRIA 3
Lauren Whyte and Hannah McCook beat Anna Fuld and Nadine Dreher 7 and 5.
Eilidh Briggs lost to Marlene Krejcy 2 and 1.
Ailsa Summers beat Michaela Gasplmayr 2 holes.
Clara Young lost to Nicole Wolf 5 and 3.
Alyson McKechin lost to Felicitas Witt-Dorring 4 and 2
Thanks go to Colin Farquharson for all the results.
Thursday 7 July 2011
A GREAT GOLFING VIDEO
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Golf is a truly inspirational sport, and I am lucky to play it. When I see
videos like this, it makes me proud to be a golfer.
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If you love golf, or sports of any kind, this is a must watch:
Click here to see a great video
Golf is a truly inspirational sport, and I am lucky to play it. When I see
videos like this, it makes me proud to be a golfer.
I am awestruck
Scotland beat Switzerland
Scotland beat Switzerland 4-1 in a Flight B match in the European women's team championship in Austrian
Louise Kenney and Rachael Watton won their foursome by one hole while singles wins were chalked up by Kelsey MacDonald (3 and 2), Pamela Pretswell (4 and 3) and Jane Turner (3 and 2). Megan Briggs went down by one hole.
Scotland’s girls were beaten 3 ½-1 ½ in a Flight B match of the European girls' team championship at Is Molas, Sardinia.
Eilidh Briggs was the Scots’ only winner by 2 and 1 in the singles. Alyson McKechin salvaged a square game, also in the singles.
Louise Kenney and Rachael Watton won their foursome by one hole while singles wins were chalked up by Kelsey MacDonald (3 and 2), Pamela Pretswell (4 and 3) and Jane Turner (3 and 2). Megan Briggs went down by one hole.
Scotland’s girls were beaten 3 ½-1 ½ in a Flight B match of the European girls' team championship at Is Molas, Sardinia.
Eilidh Briggs was the Scots’ only winner by 2 and 1 in the singles. Alyson McKechin salvaged a square game, also in the singles.
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