How unlucky can you be? Philip McLean hits caddie-dad
with drive and is penalised a stroke (dad's fine, by the way!)
Philip McLean (Peterhead) will be hoping to follow up the St Andrews success of another Paul Lawrie Foundation team member, Laura Murray (Alford) - St Rule Trophy on Sunday - when he competes this weekend at the same venue in the St Andrews Links Trophy.
Philip told Scottishgolfview.com today:
"My game at the Scottish stroke-playwas very solid, tee to green, but the putts didn't drop but that's golf. I hope they drop at St Andrews for the Links Trophy.
"I was a bit unlucky at Glasgow Gailes in the last round. On the 14th I drove off the tee and hit my dad 280 yards on the left hand side of the fairway (he is fine, by the way). He was caddieing for me so I got a one-stroke penalty and finished joint 15th. Without the penalty I would have tied for 10th place. But, all in all, a solid week.
"Well done to North-east team-mate Bryan Innes on a great week."
with drive and is penalised a stroke (dad's fine, by the way!)
Philip McLean (Peterhead) will be hoping to follow up the St Andrews success of another Paul Lawrie Foundation team member, Laura Murray (Alford) - St Rule Trophy on Sunday - when he competes this weekend at the same venue in the St Andrews Links Trophy.
Philip told Scottishgolfview.com today:
"My game at the Scottish stroke-playwas very solid, tee to green, but the putts didn't drop but that's golf. I hope they drop at St Andrews for the Links Trophy.
"I was a bit unlucky at Glasgow Gailes in the last round. On the 14th I drove off the tee and hit my dad 280 yards on the left hand side of the fairway (he is fine, by the way). He was caddieing for me so I got a one-stroke penalty and finished joint 15th. Without the penalty I would have tied for 10th place. But, all in all, a solid week.
"Well done to North-east team-mate Bryan Innes on a great week."
Labels: Amateur Men
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