Xltec Pro Golf Tour
Dalmahoy West and East Courses
May 25 and 26.

SCOREBOARD AND DRAW FOR ROUND 2
East Course
Par 68 for both male and female competitors
10.15
David Snodgrass (Hilton Park) 82
Nicola Melville (Nicola Melville Golf) 79
10.24
Ben Irving (Kirkcudbright) 76
Stuart Burns (unatt) 76
10.33
Chris Russell RAW Golf Course Design 75
Tracey Boyes (unatt) 74
Scott Pithie Carluke 74
10.42 ]
Craig Gordon (unatt) 73
Graeme Stewart (Gleddoch) 73
Stewart Savage (Dalmuir) 73
10.51
Sean O’Donnell Balbirnie Park 73
Mark Loftus (Adam Hunter Golf) 73.
Mark Bruce (Gullane) 72
11.00
Peter Mitchell Hermitage 72
Andy Fullen Largs 72
Alan Waugh Clydebank & District 71
11.09
Kevin McAlpine (unatt) 71.
Vincent Brown (Westerwood) 71
Oliver Morton (unatt) 71
11.18
Scott Garrett (Irvine Golf Club 70
Kenneth Glen (Royal Musselburgh 70
Ewan Davie (Dunblane 70
1127
Barry Campbell (Vale of Leven) 70
Scott Herald (Mearns Castle Golf Academy) 69
Euan Cameron Hamilton 69
1136
Craig Matheson (Falkirk Tryst) 69
Kimberley Crooks (Ladies European Tour) 69.
1145
Jonnie Cliff (Murrayfield) 69
David Orr (East Renfrewshire) 68
Stephen Gray (Hayston) 68
1154
David Roger (Windyhill) 68
Paul McKechnie (Braid Hills) 68
Stu Pardoe (Belmont Vauxhall) 68
12.03
James Smallwood Fereneze 68
Katy McNicoll Carnoustie Golf Shop 68
Scott Dixon Marriott Dalmahoy 67
12.12
Graham Rankin Drumpellier 67
Craig Ronald Carluke 67
Alan Lockhart Ladybank 66
12.21
Keir McNicol Carnoustie 65
Scott Henderson Kings Links 65
James McGhee Turnhouse 65
12.30
Greig Hutcheon Banchory 63
Graeme Brown Montrose Links 63
Chris Kelly Cawder 62

CHRIS KELLY (62) LEADS BY ONE FROM HUTCHEON, BROWN

In form Chris Kelly makes the running again in the Xltec Pro Golf Tour Event at Dalmahoy. The Cawder man had seven birdies in total, with his only blemish at the par 4 4th, for a 6 under par 62, over the resort “West” course. Hard on his heels is Challenge Tour regular Greig Hutcheon with a 5 under 63 which included a ball out of bounds at the relatively short par 4, 15th. Making his first appearance this year, East Renfrewshire’s David Orr was 5 under par with 3 holes left to play but found water twice on the par 3, 16th which resulted in a quadruple bogey 7 and finished on level par 68.
Keir McNicoll's younger sister Katy, last year's North of Scotland women's amateur champion, had the best ladies' score of the day - a level par 68 over a course 10 per cent shorter than that being played by the men.
There is a £400 bonus prize for the "leading lady" after 36 holes. Katy's main challenger for that reward is England's Kimberley Crooks with a 69.
Miss McNicoll's father, owner of the Carnoustie Golf Shop, was one of the 12 donors of £200 towards the "leading lady" bonus prize which is a feature of all the Xltec Tour events.
The second and final round will be over The Championship East Course