US OPEN THIRD-ROUND TOTALS

Bethpage State Park (Black Course), Farmingdale, New York.

Par 210 (3x70)

202 Ricky Barnes 67 65 70

203 Lucas Glover 69 64 70

207 Ross Fisher (Eng) 70 68 69, David Duval 67 70 70

208 Phil Mickelson 69 70 69, Hunter Mahan 72 68 68, Mike Weir (Can) 64
70 74

209 Sean O'Hair 69 69 71, Retief Goosen (Rsa) 73 68 68, Bubba Watson 72
70 67, Todd Hamilton 67 71 71

210 Peter Hanson (Swe) 66 71 73, Graeme McDowell (NIrl) 69 72 69,
Stephen Ames (Can) 74 66 70

211 Steve Stricker 73 66 72, Tiger Woods 74 69 68, Oliver Wilson (Eng)
70 70 71, Soren Hansen (Den) 70 71 70, Ryan Moore 70 69 72

212 Michael Sim (Sco) 71 70 71, Sergio Garcia (Spa) 70 70 72, Stewart
Cink 73 69 70, Johan Edfors (Swe) 70 74 68, Lee Westwood (Eng) 72 66 74

213 Anthony Kim 71 71 71, J.B. Holmes 73 67 73, Adam Scott (Aus) 69 71
73, Matt Bettencourt 75 67 71, Nick Taylor (Can) 73 65 75, John
Mallinger 71 70 72, Henrik Stenson (Swe) 73 70 70

214 Rory McIlroy (NIrl) 72 70 72, Azuma Yano (Jpn) 72 65 77, Camilo
Villegas (Col) 71 71 72

215 Francesco Molinari (Ita) 71 70 74, Jim Furyk 72 69 74, Billy
Mayfair 73 70 72, Gary Woodland 73 66 76, Drew Weaver 69 72 74, Thomas
Levet (Fra) 72 72 71

216 Carl Pettersson (Swe) 75 68 73

217 Dustin Johnson 72 69 76, Vijay Singh (Fij) 72 72 73, Ian Poulter
(Eng) 70 74 73, Kevin Sutherland 71 73 73, Ben Curtis 72 71 74, Geoff
Ogilvy (Aus) 73 67 77, Trevor Murphy 71 69 77

218 Kenny Perry 71 72 75, Kyle Stanley 70 74 74, Tom Lehman 71 73 74,
Angel Cabrera (Arg) 74 69 75, Tim Clark (Rsa) 73 71 74, Andrew McLardy
(Rsa) 71 72 75

219 K J Choi (Kor) 72 71 76, Jean-Francois Lucquin (Fra) 73 71 75, Fred
Funk 70 74 75

220 Andres Romero (Arg) 73 70 77, Rocco Mediate 68 73 79

223 Jeff Brehaut 70 72 81

US OPEN ROUND 3 TOTALS

Par 210 (3x70)
202 Ricky Barnes 67 65 70
203 Lucas Glover 69 64 70
207 Ross Fisher (Eng) 70 68 69, David Duval 67 70 70
208 Phil Mickelson 69 70 69, Hunter Mahan 72 68 68, Mike Weir (Can) 64
70 74
209 Sean O'Hair 69 69 71, Retief Goosen (Rsa) 73 68 68, Bubba Watson 72
70 67, Todd Hamilton 67 71 71
210 Peter Hanson (Swe) 66 71 73, Graeme McDowell (NIrl) 69 72 69,
Stephen Ames (Can) 74 66 70
211 Steve Stricker 73 66 72, Tiger Woods 74 69 68, Oliver Wilson (Eng)
70 70 71, Soren Hansen (Den) 70 71 70, Ryan Moore 70 69 72
212 Michael Sim (Aus) 71 70 71, Sergio Garcia (Spa) 70 70 72, Stewart
Cink 73 69 70, Johan Edfors (Swe) 70 74 68, Lee Westwood (Eng) 72 66 74
213 Anthony Kim 71 71 71, J.B. Holmes 73 67 73, Adam Scott (Aus) 69 71
73, Matt Bettencourt 75 67 71, Nick Taylor (Can) 73 65 75, John
Mallinger 71 70 72, Henrik Stenson (Swe) 73 70 70
214 Rory McIlroy (NIrl) 72 70 72, Azuma Yano (Jpn) 72 65 77, Camilo
Villegas (Col) 71 71 72
215 Francesco Molinari (Ita) 71 70 74, Jim Furyk 72 69 74, Billy
Mayfair 73 70 72, Gary Woodland 73 66 76, Drew Weaver 69 72 74, Thomas
Levet (Fra) 72 72 71
216 Carl Pettersson (Swe) 75 68 73
217 Dustin Johnson 72 69 76, Vijay Singh (Fij) 72 72 73, Ian Poulter
(Eng) 70 74 73, Kevin Sutherland 71 73 73, Ben Curtis 72 71 74, Geoff
Ogilvy (Aus) 73 67 77, Trevor Murphy 71 69 77
218 Kenny Perry 71 72 75, Kyle Stanley 70 74 74, Tom Lehman 71 73 74,
Angel Cabrera (Arg) 74 69 75, Tim Clark (Rsa) 73 71 74, Andrew McLardy
(Rsa) 71 72 75
219 K J Choi (Kor) 72 71 76, Jean-Francois Lucquin (Fra) 73 71 75, Fred
Funk 70 74 75
220 Andres Romero (Arg) 73 70 77, Rocco Mediate 68 73 79
223 Jeff Brehaut 70 72 81

UNITED STATES OPEN

Ricky Barnes squanders six-stroke

lead before end of third round

FROM THE AOL GOLF NEWS SERVICE
Ricky Barnes further staked his claim to a US Open victory as the third
round came to its conclusion, but it could have been so much better for
the American at Bethpage Black.
As the second major of the year headed for a first 72-hole Monday
finish since 1983, Barnes had threatened to set more records after
shooting the lowest 36-hole total in US Open history, a 132, on
Saturday.
The American, playing his first full year on the US PGA Tour in his
seventh year as a professional, was going the right way about emulating
2003 Open champion Ben Curtis in making his maiden professional victory
at a major.
Barnes, starting the day at eight under with a one-shot lead over
fellow American Lucas Glover, moved into a three-shot lead after six
holes thanks to a birdie at the second and a long-range eagle putt at
the fourth.
The eagle got the 28-year-old to 11 under par, the first man to move
into double digits at the US Open since Jim Furyk in the third round at
Olympia Fields en route to his victory in 2003.
Despite a bogey at the seventh, Barnes' lead stretched to six shots at
the eighth as both Glover and Mike Weir in third place, slipped to four
under.
Yet Barnes unravelled a little after turning for home, bogeying the
long and difficult par-4s at 10 and 12 as Glover birdied the 10th and
11th.
Barnes rebounded with a birdie at 13th but his three-shot lead over the
field at nine under after 14 holes gave his rivals some hope they could
reel him in over the final round, which was set to start late on
Sunday.
Weir was at two under playing the 16th in a tie for third with David
Duval, who birdied the 16th to also join Hunter Mahan, with a 68 and
world number two Phil Mickelson, who delighted his big following of
fans by sinking a 38-foot birdie putt at the 18th for a 69.
England's Ross Fisher had got to three under after four holes but he
stayed in touch with the leaders at two under playing the last.

A fistful of dollars for Russell

Knox in Oklahoma

Florida-based Russell Knox from Inverness earned $4,355 for a joint ninth place finish in the weekend NGA Hooters Tour event, the Buffalo Run Classic at Peoria Ridge Golf Club, Miami in Oklahoma.
Knox shot 23 birdies over 72 holes in compiling a total of 13-under-par 275 with rounds of 68, 70, 69 and 68 over the par-72, 6,960yd course.
He finished 11 shots behind the winner of the $33,566 prize, Ted Potter from Florida, who beat Martin Flores from Texas at the fourth hole of a play-off after they had tied on 20 under par 268. Flores' consolation prize was $16,607.
Englishman David Skinns from Lincoln collected $11,013 for third place on 269 after a tournament low final round of 62.
Knox has now won $25,477 in five appearances on the Hooters' Tour this season. He missed the cut in one but has had three top-10 and one top-12 finish in the others.

SAINT-OMER OPEN FINAL TOTALS

Aa Saint Omer GC, Lumbres, Saint Omer, France
Par 284 (4x71)
271 Christian Nilsson (Swe) 68 69 65 69
277 Jose-Filipe Lima (Por) 69 71 69 68
281 Ake Nilsson (Rsa) 71 71 68 71, Richard McEvoy 72 74 68 67, Javier
Colomo (Spa) 73 71 71 66, Lorenzo Gagli (Ita) 71 71 68 71
282 Andrew Tampion (Aus) 69 70 73 70, Sion Bebb 70 72 67 73, James
Morrison 67 69 70 76
283 Inder Van Weerelt (Ned) 73 73 71 66, Stuart Manley 71 71 70 71,
Steven O'Hara 72 70 72 69, Edoardo Molinari (Ita) 73 71 69 70, Kane
Webber (USA) 70 71 74 68
284 Anthony Grenier (Fra) 75 70 70 69, Jamie McLeary 75 69 70 70, Adam
Gee 70 69 71 74, Alessandro Tadini (Ita) 70 73 69 72, Peter Whiteford
69 76 68 71, Matthew Cort 73 71 68 72, Wade Ormsby (Aus) 70 65 74 75,
Simon Wakefield 74 66 70 74
285 Andreas Hogberg (Swe) 69 75 70 71, Jan Are Larsen (Nor) 73 71 69
72, Eric Ramsay 75 71 68 71, Fredrik Andersson Hed (Swe) 65 73 71 76,
Christopher Doak 72 70 71 72
286 George Murray 71 73 67 75, Carlos Del Moral (Spa) 67 74 73 72,
Andrew Butterfield 71 73 73 69, Peter Baker 73 69 69 75, Chinnarat
Phadungsil (Tha) 73 69 69 75, Anthony Snobeck (Fra) 71 71 75 69, Andrew
McArthur 70 72 73 71, Mark f Haastrup (Den) 72 73 68 73, Ricardo Santos
(Por) 71 73 69 73
287 Branden Grace (Rsa) 71 75 72 69, Ben Mason 74 72 71 70, Santiago
Luna (Spa) 74 72 71 70, Francois Calmels (Fra) 71 74 70 72, Carlos
Rodiles (Spa) 71 74 71 71, Julien Grillon (Fra) 75 71 71 70
288 Martin Wiegele (Aut) 70 72 72 74, Tony Carolan (Aus) 66 73 73 76,
Gareth Paddison (Nzl) 70 73 70 75, John Parry 73 70 75 70, Matthew
Millar (Aus) 71 69 70 78, Peter Gustafsson (Swe) 76 69 72 71, Thomas
Feyrsinger (Aut) 69 72 76 71, Cesar Monasterio (Arg) 75 70 72 71
289 Ben Evans 68 74 73 74, Dennis Kupper (Ger) 71 73 72 73, Birgir
Hafthorsson (Ice) 76 68 70 75, Kasper Jorgensen (Den) 69 74 77 69
290 Garry Houston 74 72 72 72, Adrien Bernadet (Fra) 73 73 75 69
291 Greig Hutcheon 75 71 73 72, Benoit Teilleria (Fra) 74 72 72 73,
Christophe Brazillier (Fra) 76 70 72 73
292 Chris Gane 72 73 75 72, Julien Clement (Swi) 74 71 75 72, Michael
Curtain (Aus) 66 79 74 73, Mikko Korhonen (Fin) 69 77 75 71
293 Unho Park (Aus) 75 68 72 78, Alfredo Garcia-Heredia (Spa) 72 73 71
77, Kalle Brink (Swe) 70 75 75 73, Chih-bing Lam (Sin) 72 73 74 74
294 Matthew Zions (Aus) 73 73 75 73
296 Peter Kaensche (Nor) 74 72 76 74, Jean-Francois Remesy (Fra) 75 71
76 74, Cedric Menut (Fra) 74 71 73 78
297 Rolf Muntz (Ned) 74 71 74 78, Jamie Moul 72 74 76 75
298 Daniel Denison 72 73 75 78
300 Iain Pyman 71 72 72 85, obert Coles 74 72 74 80
301 Andre Bossert (Swi) 72 73 77 79
DQ: 217 Jonathan Caldwell 73 73 71

EDZELL PRO-AM SCOREBOARD
Par 71
67 Edward Thomson (Senit Associates).
68 Colin Gillies (Perry Golf), Robert Arnott (Bishopbriggs Golf Range), Craig Lee (unatt).
70 Mark Finlayson (Edzell), David Orr (East Renfrewshire), Graeme Lornie (Paul lawrie Foundation), Stephen Gray (Hayston).
71 Chriswtopher Russell (RAW Golf Course Design).
72 Chris Campbell (Grantown on Spey), Paul Wardell (Whitekirk), Steven Taylor (Bothwell Castle0, Paul McKehcnie (Braid Hills).
73 Iain Buchan (Craibstone), Lindsay Mann (Carnoustie), Andrew MacPherson (Greenock Whinhill), Alan Lockhart (Ladybank), Craig Matheson (Falkirk Tryst), Chris Kelly (Cawder).
74 Garry Forrester (St Andrews Golf School).
75 Ian Bratton (Newburgh on Ythan).
76 Ryan Fitzpatrick (Inchmarlo), Gordon Niven (Stirling Univ), Mark King (Kingsfield).
77 Lee Vannet (Carnoustie GL), Steven Moir (Aboyne).
79 Henry Wong (Wellsgreen).
82 Paul Brookes (Pitreavie).
TEAM EVENT
Par 142
123 Paul Brookes (Pitreavie) & team, Robert Arnott (Bishopbriggs GR) & team.
124 Craig Lee (unatt) & team.
127 David Orr (East Renfrewshire) & team), Craig Gillies (Perry Golf) & team.

RYDER CUP WALES SENIOR OPEN FINAL TOTALS

Royal Porthcawl Golf Club, South Wales.

211 B Smit (RSA) 74 68 69,

215 D Merriman (Aus) 73 70 72,

216 B Lincoln (RSA) 75 69 72, D Smyth (Irl) 74 69 73, R Drummond (Sco)
72 72 72, I Woosnam (Wal) 75 67 74,

218 J Bruner (USA) 72 70 76, J Bland (RSA) 78 72 68, N Job (Eng) 76 74
68,

219 S Ebihara (Jpn) 76 69 74, G Ralph (Eng) 78 72 69, K Tomori (Jpn) 77
74 68, D Hospital (Esp) 76 69 74,

220 T Johnstone (Zim) 72 75 73, K Spurgeon (Eng) 72 73 75, J Chillas
(Sco) 79 70 71, S Owen (Nzl) 77 68 75, C Mason (Eng) 75 71 74,

221 J Heggarty (Nir) 80 69 72, B Cameron (Eng) 69 80 72, C Rocca (Ita)
71 81 69, R Chapman (Eng) 82 71 68, G Brand (Eng) 75 71 75,

222 J Rhodes (Eng) 76 71 75, D Good (Aus) 75 76 71, J Rivero (Esp) 71
74 77, P Mitchell (Eng) 76 74 72,

223 P Fowler (Aus) 76 74 73, A Franco (Par) 79 70 74,

224 M Harwood (Aus) 77 74 73, B Boyd (USA) 77 70 77, G Brand Jnr (Sco)
79 74 71, J Quiros (Esp) 75 73 76,

225 D O'Sullivan (Irl) 73 77 75, S Torrance (Sco) 80 75 70, D Russell
(Eng) 80 70 75,

226 J Hawkes (RSA) 77 77 72, S Bennett (Eng) 80 75 71, E Rodriguez
(Esp) 75 79 72,

227 M Clayton (Aus) 80 71 76,

228 P Teravainen (USA) 78 77 73, B Charles (Nzl) 77 78 73, P Oakley
(USA) 77 79 72,

229 T Gale (Aus) 80 75 74,
A Garrido (Esp) 76 76 77, G Cali (Ita) 79
76 74, N Ratcliffe (Aus) 75 79 75, M Piñero (Esp) 82 71 76, D Johnson
(USA) 77 77 75, E Darcy (Irl) 75 81 73, S Ginn (Aus) 80 74 75, D
Durnian (Eng) 78 75 76,

230 G Marsh (Aus) 79 75 76, M Bembridge (Eng) 84 76 70, L Carbonetti
(Arg) 75 81 74, M Cunning (USA) 79 75 76, A Murray (Eng) 80 75 75,

231 H Carbonetti (Arg) 86 73 72, A Fernandez (Chi) 77 76 78, R
Carrasco (USA) 78 72 81,

232 D Cambridge (Jam) 80 77 75, A Barrera (Arg) 78 75 79, J Hall (Eng)
76 74 82, B Longmuir (Sco) 80 80 72,

234 E Polland (Nir) 77 79 78, G Towne (USA) 83 78 73,

235 G Encina (Chi) 74 77 84,

236 G Watine (Fra) 76 81 79,

237 G Davies (Wal) 82 76 79,

238 M Williams (Zim) 88 74 76,

241 S Hopkins (am) (Wal) 80 84 77,

242 K Stimpson (am) (Wal) 81 80 81,

250 T Giedeon (Ger) 87 83 80,

255 J Whitcutt (am) (Wal) 90 79 86,

275 G Hopkins (USA) 93 95 87,

GOLF DATA LAB SPONSORED TOURNAMENT

Carnoustie's Cappi is new Scottish

youths champion at Renfrew

Carnoustie left-handed Angus Cappi was the surprise winner, by his own admission, of the Golf Data Lab Scottish youths open amateur stroke-play golf championship at
Renfrew Golf Club today.
Little known outside his native Angus prior to this 72-hole
breakthrough victory, the 19-year-old Cappi, whose coach is Kirriemuir's Karyn Dallas, held on grimly to the lead he had established over the first two rounds to win by one stroke.
Cappi, pictured with the trophy and medal by courtesy of the Scottish Golf Union, left Loretto School, Musselburgh last year and has been a full-time amateur golfer as he prepares to take up a golf scholarship with an American college in the autumn.
"My front nine in the third round was pretty poor but I finished strongly to recover and was only one over par at lunchtime – my only round when I didn't finish level or under, so that enabled me to hang on to my lead.
"I was a bit nervous heading into this afternoon's round but I knew if I could keep it steady I would be fine. Crichton was my nearest rival as the afternoon progressed and he really kept the pressure on, but my birdie at the 17th was a crucial moment for me. It eased things a bit
for me going down the last and even though I bogeyed the 18th I knew I had the title in the bag."
Cappi's three birdies in his final round helped to cancel out a bogey at the seventh plus an earlier slip at the second, which he felt was his biggest mistake of the day.
"I was in the middle of the fairway and I hooked my four-iron shot into the trees for a silly bogey, but apart from that I was pretty pleased with my game.
"To be honest I came to Renfrew not really expecting to win and I wasn't all that confident even after leading at halfway because I've never been in contention for a title. In some way, I probably wasn't under as much pressure as some of the bigger names who were expected to
win because everything was a bonus for me.
"It hasn't really sunk in yet, but it is a brilliant result for me."
Day one leader Delgaty Bay's Scott Crichton from Aberdour Golf Club was forced to settle for the second plac after he finished one-over-par for the tournament on 289. The disappointed 21-year old birdied the last on the testing parkland course but knew it was not enough to win the title.
Crichton, a star golfing student at the University of Western New Mexico, said, "I didn't drive the ball as."
Scotland could be proud of a 1-2 and shared third-place finish with William Bremner, Scottish boys' match-play championship runner up in 2007 tieing for third along with English players Scott Brace from Colchester and West Byfleet's Tom Hayes. The trio finished three over
for the tournament with a four round aggregate of 291.
McDonald Ellon's Adam Dunton was bang in the title picture until he took an 8 at the par 4 fourth. That put him out of the running for the title, dropping him back from second place in the third round to a final placing of sixth on 292 alongside Andrew Campell, and Germany's
Maximilian Walz from Germany – leader of the overseas contingent.

Tennant Cup triumph for Banchory player

James Byrne equals Killermont record

twice as he wins by SEVEN strokes

Banchory's James Byrne, not included in Scotland's squad for the upcoming European team championship, finished many shots ahead of them all with a devastating display to win the Tennant Cup 72-hole tournament by SEVEN shots at Glasgow Golf Club's Killermont course at Bearsden today.
After Saturday's first two rounds at Glasgow Gailes, 20-year-old Byrne, one of only two Scots to reach the last 16 of last week's British amateur championship at Formby, led by one stroke with rounds of 73 and 68 for one-under-par 141.
But in perfect, windless scoring conditions at Killermont today, the Arizona State student simply destroyed the opposition by not once but TWICE equalling the course record of seven-under-par 63, held jointly by Glasgow Golf Club member and former Scotland cap Jonathan King and Cliff Barrowman.
Australian Bryden MacPherson also equalled the record in his morning
third-round.
But the spotlight was on Byrne who came into this prestigious event seeking
to add to his two previous SGU 72-hole Order of Merit tournament
victories – the Newlands Cup at Lanark a couple of years ago and the
North-east District Open at Newburgh on Ythan last year.
Byrne's four-round total of 15-under-par 267 was the joint second lowest in the history of the tournament, beaten only by Barry Hume in the days before he turned pro.
The seven-stroke winning margin is also believed not to be a record but, without question, Byrne's pair of 63s – 14 under par for Sunday's final two rounds – is the lowest third and fourth round aggregate in the history of the tournament.
Byrne faced only one challenge over the last two rounds. That came from Steven McEwan (Caprington), winner of the SGU Order of Merit last year.
He followed up his Saturday pair of 71s with a third-round 68 and
birdied five of the first eight holes in his final round to get to within three shots of leader Byrne.
But the wheels came off McEwan's charge when he took two shots in a bunker at the 12th
Nevertheless he did extremely well to finish with a 64 to finish in clear second place on 274 – four shots clear of third-placed Gavin Dear (Murrayshall), the top Scot in the R&A World Amateur Golf Rankings.
Dear scored 70, 75, 69 and 64 for 278.

+James Byrne is pictured above with the Tennant Cup and Mrs Cameron Grant, wife of the Glasgow Golf Club captain (image by courtesy of Glasgow Golf Club). Click on it to enlarge for viewing.

TENNANT CUP
Glasgow Gailes & Killermont courses.
FINAL TOTALS
Par 282 (2x71, 2x70)
267 James Byrne (Banchory) 73 68 63 63.
274 Steven McEwan (Caprington) 71 71 68 64.
278 Gavin Dear (Murrayshall) 70 75 69 64.
282 Paul O'Hara (Colville Park) 73 75 67 67.
284 Greg Paterson (St Andrews New) 67 75 71 71.
285 Michael Stewart (Troon Welbeck) 75 72 70 68.
286 James White (Lundin) 75 70 69 72, Wallace Booth (Comrie) 74 72 70
70, David Law (Hazlehead) 75 72 70 69, Ross Kellett (Colville Park) 76
74 67 69, Bryden MacPherson (Australia) 75 78 63 70.
288 Daniel Somerville (St Andrews) 73 71 68 70, Keir McNicoll
(Carnoustie) 75 75 67 71, Fraser McKenna (Balmore) 72 83 64 69.
289 Glenn Campbell (Blairgowrie) 70 75 72 72, Peter Latimer (St Andrews
New) 77 73 68 71, Chris Harkins (Ayr Belleisle) 79 70 72 68.
290 Scott Pinckney (USP) 73 78 66 73.
291 Scott Borrowman (Dollar) 79 71 67 74, Lewis Kirton (Newmachar) 77
75 68 71, Barry Brooks (Meldrum House) 71 80 70 70.
292 James Ross (Royal Burgess) 73 71 75 73, Fraser Fotheringham (Nairn)
71 75 71 75.
293 Allan McKie (Glencruitten) 73 76 71 73, Alex Main (Thornton) 75 79
70 69,Steven Rennie (Drumpellier) 77 77 69 70.
294 Will Wilcox (US) 75 73 70 76, John Laurie (Cowglen) 74 75 72 73.
296 Gordon Stevenson (Whitecraigs) 72 81 76 67.
297 Scott McGrenaghan (Cochrane Castle) 76 76 71 74.
298 Frasr Inglis (King James VI) 77 73 73 75, Simon Lockhart
(Bathgate)
78 74 70 76, Bobby Rushford (Grangemouth) 77 76 77 68.
301 Philip McLean (Peterhead) 79 74 74 74, George Robertson (Irvine
Ravenspark) 78 77 73 73, Andrew Wallace (Glenbervie) 78 75 73 75.
303 Stephen Simants (Dunbar) 79 74 76 74.
MISSED THE CUT
150 Keith Hamilton (Ayr Belleisle) 76 74.
155, Mark Bookless (Sandyhills) 81 74, David Simpson (Crieff) 78 77.
156 Creaig Watson (East Renfreewshire) 76 80.
157 David Addison (Kilmarnock Barassie) 81 76, Jordan Findlay
(Fraserburgh) 77 80.
158 Graeme Gorrie (Glasgow) 76 82, Brett Drewitt (Australia) 75 83.
159 Kenny Watson (Glasgow) 81 78, Gordon Yates (Hilton Park) 81 78,
James MacKay (Kilmarnock Barassie) 79 80, Andrew Weir (Montrose
Mercantile) 77 82.
160 Michael Williams (Australia) 81 79, Colin Thomson (East
Renfrewshire) 77 83.
161 Clark Nelson (Douglas Park) 81 80, Clark Riddick (Southerness) 83
78, Steven Younger (Hirshel) 81 80,
162 Michael Gray (Lanark) 78 84, Richard Graham (Hayston) 78 84
163 John Fowler (Hayston) 82 81.
165 Liam McGowan (St Andrews New) 85 80, Greg Richards (Kingsknowe) 78
87.
169 Lawrie Clark (Kinghorn) 83 86.
Retired: Chris Wedgeworth (Cowglen) 85 -.
Withdrew: Aaron Howard (Murrayshall) 85 -, Neil Henderson (Glen) 82 -,
Phil Dempsey (Tulliallan) 82 - .
NRs Paul Gault (Kirkhill) 80 -, Neil McBreide (Cowglen) 80 –, Chris
Carson NR 78, Garry Page (Balbirnie NR, Grant Minnes (Hayston) NR,
Brendan McKenna (Bonnyton) NR.

GOLF DATA LAB SCOTTISH YOUTHS CHAMPIONSHIP
Renfrew Golf Club
FINAL TOTALS
Par 288 (4x72)
288 Angus Cappi (Carnoustie) 72 71 73 72.
289 Scott Crichton (Aberdour) 70 76 72 71.
291 William Bremner (Edzell) 74 75 72 70, Scott Brace (Stoke by
Nayland) 72 76 70 73, Tom Hayes (West Byfleet) 75 73 72 71.
292 Andrew Campbell (Dumbarton) 76 74 71 71, Max Walz (Germany) 73 74
71 74, Adam Dunton (McDonald Ello n) 75 71 71 75.
293 James Hamilton (NZ) 77 75 69 72, Nick Macandrew (Cullen) 76 74 73
70, Paul Shields (Kirkhill) 75 73 71 74, Kelan McDonagh (Athlone) 71 75
76 71.
294 Mark Collin (Eyemouth) 75 76 78 75, Jules Bordonado (France) 72 79
71 72, Andrew McLachlan (Bonnyton) 74 75 76 69, Craig Martin (Kilkenny)
73 74 71 76.
295 Fraser Campbell (Clober) 74 76 73 72, Jack Scott (Deeside) 81 69 72
73, Kyle McClung (Wigtownshire Co) 76 72 74 73.
296 Ben Sloan (Cathkin Braes) 73 78 75 70, Darryn Grant (Renfrew) 74 72
74 76.
297 Darryn Grant (Renfrew) 74 72 74 76.
298 Fraser Moore (Glenbervie) 76 75 74 72, Kevin Duncan (McDonald
Ellon) 78 72 73 74, Grant Forrest (Craigielaw) 75 73 72 77, Sam Bin
ning (Ranfurly Castle) 73 75 76 73.
298 John Shanks (Irvine) 79 72 72 75, Daniel Young (Craigie Hill) 75 74
74 75.
299 Michael Daily (Erksine) 76 72 75 76, Luke Jackson (Mold) 77 72 77
73..
300 Stuart Boyle (Harburn) 79 73 73 75, Michael Main (Thornton) 73 77
75 75.
301 Myles Cunn ingham20(Craigielaw) 75 76 74 76, Peter Scanlan
(Hamilton) 71 75 77 78.
303 Hugo Menendez (Spain) 78 72 77 76, Chris Robb (Inchmarlo) 76 72 78
77.
304 Jordan McColl (Scotscraig) 75 77 77 75, Liam Adamson (Ganton) 77 75
76 76, Steven Maxwell (Windyhill) 77 75 76 76.
305 Alistair Lauder (Paisley) 80 72 77 76, Shaun Deegan (Craigielaw) 77
73 76 78.
307 Derek Ramsay (Elgin) 78 72 84 73.
308 Oliver Huish (North Berwick) 75 77 81 75.
311 Chris Low (Tantallon) 79 73 77 82.

MISSED THE CUT
153 Mark Dickson (Gullane) 80 73, Sean Kennedy (Betchworth Park) 80 73,
Tuomas Salmiinen (Finland) 77 76, James Wilson (Formby) 77 76, Stuart
Ballingall (Dunston Hall) 79 74, Andrew Abercrombie (US) 78 75, Tom
Blennerhassett (Marriott Dalmahoy) 75 78, David Giaoui (France) 77 76,
John Henry (Clydebank & Dist) 76 77, Fran Pintor Smith (Spain) 77 765,
Grant Carnie (Newburgh on Ythan) 79 74.
154 <ocjae;Downes (Mere) 76 78, David Mitchell (Leven Thistle) 77 77.
155 Henri Hytonen (Finland) 84 71, Ian Redford (St Andrews New) 78 77,
Liam Brace (Stoke by Nayland) 78 77, Scott Carmichael (Baberton) 78 77,
Sam Lavelle (Lancaster) 79 76, Matt Killen (Cottingham Parks) 75 80,
Miles Collins (Stoke by Nayland) 76 79, Max Roehrig (Germany) 79 76.
156 Kyle Godsman (Hopeman) 78 68, Jordan Grant (Renfrew) 80 76,
Alexander Glover (St Mellon) 79 77, James Hendrick (Pollok) 82 74,
Robert McGrory (Singing Hills) 75 81, Calum Stewart (Brora) 76 80,
M
atthew Reid (Downfield) 74 82, Ross Bell (Downffield) 75 81, John Duff
(Newmachar) 83 73, Paul Ferrier (Baberton) 76 80.
157 Scott Gibson (Southerness) 81 76, Paul McPhee (King James Vi) 80
77, Richard Docherty (Windyhill) 83 74, Jack Bradley (Paisley) 79 78,
Alasdair Forsythe (Caldwell) 79 78.
158 Gavin Stirling (Caldwell) 80 78, Sean Thompson (St Andrews) 80 78,
Sam McLaren (King James VI) 78 80, Cameron Gray (West Kilbride) 81 77,
Conor O'Neil (Glasgow) 82 76, Stephen Keane (Cathkin Braes) 76 82, Kyle
Smith (Troon Welbeck) 75 83, Roberto Sebastian (Spain) 78 80, Andrew
Wright (Kilmarnock Barassie) 79 79.
159 Frazer Ogston (St Andrews) 77 82, Daniel Lawrence (Ballumbie
Castle) 80 79, Chris Conroy (Paisley) 79 80, Chris Corbett (Dumfries &
Galloway) 76 83.]
160 Christopher Jess (East Sussex National) 82 78, Simon Barras
(Helensburgh) 80 80, Euan Brown (Kilmarnock Barassie) 78 82.
161 Simon FGairburn (Torwoodlee) 85 76, Jonathan Corke (Rowany) 83 78,
Colin Baird (Bothwell Castle) 83 78, Jack Bado (Shooters Hill) 81 80,
Marc Smth (Troon Welbeck) 82 79.
162 Alexander Ferguson (Paisley) 81 81, Philip Gordon (Paisley) 76 86,
David Booth (Rotherham) 83 79, Craig Mclaughlin (Largs) 81 81, Mark
Thomson (Grange) 81 81, Rodger Clarke (Moray) 81 81, Ben Cotton
(Oxfordshire) 77 85.
163 Ian Allan (Hopeman) 87 76.
167 Alex Moir (Thornton) 83 84, Jack Ferrier (Dumfries & Galloway) 82
85.
168 Euan Mackay (Torphin Hill) 83 85.
Disqua
lfied – Craig Isabel (Langdon Hills), Alistair Graham (Crow Wood.
Retired – Scott Fitzgerald (Southport & Ainsdale), Ben Irvine (Dumfries
Co), Liam Johnston (Dumfries 7 Co.
NRs Daniel Harrison (Crieff), Sean McGarvey (Glencorse).

James Byrne leads by six shots with

a round to go in the Tennant Cup

Banchory's US college student James Byrne is heading to be top of the class in the Tennant Cup later today.
The 20-year-old Arizona State University team player, one of only two Scots to reach the last 16 of last week's British amateur championship at Formby, equalled the Killermont course record of seven-under-par 63 in the third round for a 54-hole tally of eight-under-par 204 and a six-stroke lead over Steven McEwan (Caprington), last year's SGU Order of Merit winner.
Steven had a 68 today for 210.
Byrne's was the second 63 of the day. Earlier, Australian Bryden MacPherson also had a seven-under-par round to match the course record held jointly by Glasgow Golf Club member and former Scotland cap Jonathan King and Cliff Barrowman.
Saturday's first two rounds were played at Glasgow Golf Club's Gailes links course in Ayrshire where the par is 71.
James Byrne has two SGU 72-hole Order of Merit tournament victories to his credit. He won the Newlands Trophy at Lanark a couple of years ago and the North-east District Open at Newburgh on Ythan last year.
LEADING TOTALS AFTER THREE ROUNDS
Par 212 (2x71, 1x70)
204 James Byrne (Banchory) 73 68 63.
210 Steven McEwan (Caprington) 71 71 68.
212 Daniel Sommerville (St Andrews) 73 71 68.
213 Greg Paterson (St Andrews New) 67 75 71.
214 James White (Lundin) 75 70 69, Gavin Dear (Murrayshall) 70 75 69.
216 Wallace Booth (Comrie) 74 72 70.

Another rain delay at United States Open

The start of the third round of the United States Open championship at Bethpage, Long Island, New York has been delayed until noon local time (5pm BST) because of further overnight rain.
The USGA, organisers of this major championship, say they can still squeeze in the fourth and final round by the end of daylight - and this is the longest day of the year - today (Sunday) but it is looking increasingly likely that it will be Monday before a new champion is crowned.

Golf Dat Lab Scottish youths championship

Carnoustie's Cappi leads by one at Renfrew

Carnoustie 19-year-old Angus Cappi is leading the Golf Data Lab Scottish youths championship by one shot with a level-par running total of 216 after three rounds at Renfrew Golf Club.
LEADING 54-HOLE TOTALS
Par 216 (3x72)
216 Angus Cappi (Carnoustie) 72 71 73.
217 Adam Dunton (McDonald Ellon) 75 71 71.
218 Scott Brace (Stoke by Nayland) 72 76 70, Max Walz (Germany) 73 74 71, Craig Martin (Kilkenny) 73 74 71, Scott Crichton (Aberdour) 70 76 72.
219 Mark Collin (Eyemouth) 74 73 72, Paul Shields (Kirkhill) 75 72 72.
CSS 74 73 72.

Aussie MacPherson equals Killermont course record of 63

TENNANT CUP LATEST NEWS

Australian Bryden MacPherson equalled the Glasgow Golf Club Killermont course record of 63 in this morning's third round of the 72-hole Tennant Cup competition.
The record was held jointly by Glasgow Golf Club member and former Scotland international Jonathan King and Cliff Barrowman.
With no wind, the Killermont course is vulnerable today it seems
Fraser McKenna (Balmore) has returned a 64.

LEADING THIRD-ROUND TOTALS ON DISPLAY ABOUT 3.30PM,