Sunday, April 05, 2009

GLENN CAMPBELL LEADS BY TWO FROM YOUNG McLEAN

FROM COLIN FARQUHARSON AT THE SCOTTISH
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS' TOURNAMENT
Blairgowrie's Glenn Campbell could "only" match the par of 71 in the
third round after earlier efforts of 68 and 69 had put him clear of the
field at the halfway stage of the Scottish champion of champions'
72-hole tournament at bright but breezy Leven links today.
But the former Scottish amateur match-play champion was able to
maintain a two-stroke lead over the quality field as his nearest
overnight rival, Ross Kellett (Colville Park) had a 73 for 212 which
dropped him to fourth place.
Campbell's 54-hole tally of five-under-par 208 was two shots ahead of
young Philip McLean, the Paul Lawrie protégé from Peterhead.
McLean was not even in the restricted field less than a couple of weeks
ago but one or two withdrawals have given him the chance to show what
he can do in this kind of company.
McLean, a Scotland youth cap, shot a 69 for 210 with birdies at the
dsthird, fourth, fifth 12th and 13th in halves of 33 (one under par)
and 36 o(one under par). His bogeys were a 6 at the long sixth, a 4 at
the short seventh and a 5 at the treacherous 18th, playing long into
the cooling wind.
Others who broke 70 in the Sunday morning round were past Scottish
youths champion Scott Borrowman from Dollar with a 67 for 214 and a
share of sixth place with Paul Betty (Hayston) who had a 72.
Borrowman birdied
the dfourth, sixth, 10th, 12th and 16th in halves of
32 and 36. He confined his bogeys to the last four holes, dropping
shots at the short 15th and the downwind par-4 17th.
Steven Rennie (Drumpellier) had the best third-round score of 67 which
lifted him up to eighth place on 215. Rennie made his round with an
outward half of three-under-par 31 which was highlighted with birdies
at the third, fourth and sixth. He got two more birdies after the
turn, at the 11th and 17th and had only one bogey, at the 14th.
Scottish stroke-play champion Wallace Booth from Comrie stayed in the
title hunt with a 71 for 211 and third place behind Campbell and McLean.
THIRD ROUND SCOREBOARD
Par 213 (3 x 71). CSS 72 74 73
208 Glenn Campbell 68 69 71.
210 Philip McLean 71 70 69.
211 Wallace Booth 68 72 71.
212 Ross Kellett 70 69 73.
213 Paul O'Hara 73 70 70.
214 Scott Borrowman 73 73 68, Paul Betty 72 72 70.
215 Steven Rennie76 72 67.
216 Steven McEwan 71 73 72, Keir McNicoll 70 74 72.
217 Gavin Dear 71 74 72, Greg Paterson 71 74 72.
219 Scott Michie 71 75 73, John Cairney 69 76 74.
220 Mark Bookless 75 74 71, George Finlay 71 73 76.
221 Gordon Yates 68 79 74, Michael Main 71 73 77, Bryan Fotheringham 65
78 78.
222 Kris Nicol 73 78 71.
223 Ross Coull 70 80 73, Steven Armstrong 72 73 78.
224 Matthew Clark 74 81 69, Anthony Bews 75 75 74, Robert Carson 72 76
76.
225 Craig Che
ckley74 78 73, Stephen Wallace 74 75 76
226 Jamie Donaldson 71 83 72.
227 David Imrie 77 75 75.
228 Allyn Dick 76 78 74, Campbell Donaldson 77 77 74, Graham Bolton 75
78 75.
231 John Shanks 77 75 79, David Booth 75 78 78, Colin Martin 77 77 77.
232 Stuart Graham 69 81 82, Michael Campbell 74 79 79.
233 Sean Kennedy 76 80 77.
234 Les P:irie 75 79 80.
235 Graeme McDougall 77 80 78, George Robertson 80 81 74.
237 Tommy McInally 75 79 83, Gordon Lyons 80 79 78.
246 Mikhail Ishaq 87 86 73.
Withdrew: Craig Hamilton 74 81 - , Alan Ballanbtyne 75 84, Bob Stewart
75 82.

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