Gales cut Royal Dornoch Young Masters' pro-am to nine holes
By ROBIN WILSON
Saturday's gales forced a suspension of play in the Royal Dornoch Young Masters pro-am after all teams had completed nine holes. Their scores at this point were used to determine the prizewinners.
The Royal Dornoch local trio of Paul York, Dennis Albutt and Moira Rennie with professional James McGhee (Turnhouse) had a winning nine-hole total of 23pts , two clear of a trio of clubgolf Scotland junior coaches, Robert Carr (Strathpeffer), Simon Stokes (Invergordon) and Jean Hunter (Bonar Bridge-Ardgay) playing alongside local young professional Greig McBain.
With 20pt another Dornoch team came third - Neil Gordon, Grant Shannon, and Lena Cordes with East Kilbride's Graham Fox.
By ROBIN WILSON
Saturday's gales forced a suspension of play in the Royal Dornoch Young Masters pro-am after all teams had completed nine holes. Their scores at this point were used to determine the prizewinners.
The Royal Dornoch local trio of Paul York, Dennis Albutt and Moira Rennie with professional James McGhee (Turnhouse) had a winning nine-hole total of 23pts , two clear of a trio of clubgolf Scotland junior coaches, Robert Carr (Strathpeffer), Simon Stokes (Invergordon) and Jean Hunter (Bonar Bridge-Ardgay) playing alongside local young professional Greig McBain.
With 20pt another Dornoch team came third - Neil Gordon, Grant Shannon, and Lena Cordes with East Kilbride's Graham Fox.
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