Finding your inner self and

game of golf

CONTRIBUTED BOOK REVIEW FROM GOLF PSYCHOLOGY ONLINE

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If you only buy one golf book this year may I recommend that you make it Straight Down the Middle: Shivas Irons, Bagger Vance, and How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love My Golf Swing by Josh Karp.
Josh takes you on his almost two-year odyssey to find his inner self and game, by way of Bagger Vance, Shivas Irons, Zen Buddhism and any other spiritualist method that takes his fancy.
In his often hilarious quest to discover whether finding inner peace will lower his scores, or will lowering his scores help him find inner peace Josh meets a myriad of golf coaches and fellow golf junkies and has produced a book that could do for the alternative golf teachers of the US what Peter Mayle’s A Year in Provence did for the restaurants of that beautiful area.
As a sports psychologist and Mind Factor golf coach I have a veritable library on the subject of sports psychology but I could not honestly say that any of these books is suitable for reading in one go, Straight Down the Middle is and indeed I did.

SGU JUNIOR TOUR - EVENT No 4
BRUNSTON CASTLE GOLF CLUB, AYRSHIRE

FINAL TOTALS
Par 144 (2x72). CSS 71 72
142 Simon Fairburn (Galashiels) 70 72, Jamie Lynch (Falkirk Tryst) 69 73.
143 Ewan Scott (St Andrews) 73 70.
144 Grant Forrest (Craigielaw) 75 69, Conor O'Neil (Pollok) 73 71, Cameron Farrell (Cardross) 72 72, Calum Stewart (Brora) 72 72, Scott Gibson (Southerness) 70 74.
145 Graeme Duncan (Kingsknowe) 70 75, Ewen Donaldson (Craigielaw) 69 76.
147 Jamie Savage (Cawder) 76 71, Paul McPhee (King James VI) 72 75.
148 Jack McDonald (Kilmarnock Barassie) 76 72, Cameron West (Scotscraig) 76 72, Fraser Thain (West Linton) 75 73, Jamie Arthur (Milnathort) 74 74.
149 Thomas Whyte (Milnathort) 76 73, James Steven (Kirkhill) 72 77.
150 Jeff Wright (Forres) 79 71, Craig Howie (Peebles) 76 74, Callum NcNeill (Lauder) 75 75, Liam Johnson (Dumfries & Co) 75 75, Bradley Neil (Blairgowrie) 73 77, Ian Redford (St Andrews New) 72 78.
151 Josh Jamieson (St Andrews New) 78 73, Anthony Blaney (Liberton) 76 75, Alasdair McDougall (Elderslie) 75 76, Ross Proctor (Forres) 75 76, Louis Gaughan (Bathgate) 74 77, Charlie MacNeal (Troon Welbeck) 74 77.
152 Greig Marchbank (Dumfries & Galloway) 78 74.
154 Greig Stewart (Crieff) 75 79, Ryan Campbell (Grangemouth) 75 79.
155 Lawrence Allan (Alva) 80 75, Marc Smith (Troon Welbeck) 78 77, Philip Gordon (Paisley) 78 77, Eamon Bradley (Mount Ellen) 76 79.
157 Angus Carrick (Douglas Park) 78 79.
160 Neil Beattie (St Andrews) 82 78.

Scottish Seniors Golfing Society Spring Meeting

Royal Montrose Golf Club
Thursday 20 & Friday 21 May 2010
Rnd 1 CSS 72
Rnd 2 CSS 73
138 David Gardner (Broomieknowe) 67 71.
140 Ian Brotherston (Dumfries & Co) 70 70.
146 Richard T Gray (Cowglen) 74 72.
149 George Paterson (Northern) 77 72, Marshall Douglas (Thornhill) 75 74.
150 James T Johnston (Northumberland) 75 75, Sandy Fairweather (Caledonia) 73 77.
151 Bob Edgar (Blackpool North Shore) 78 73, Jim Watt (Edzell) 75 76, Scott Macdonald (Dunfermline) 75 76, Glyn Rees (Fleetwood) 73 78.
152 Ian Stuart (Royal Montrose) 77 75, Donald McCart (Sherwood Forest) 76 76, Aiden Grounds (Falkirk Tryst) 75 77, Alistair Fiddes (Deeside) 72 80.
153 Norman Cameron (Porters Park) 81 72, Bill Methven (Royal Aberdeen) 77 76, Bob Stewart
(Tulliallan) 76 77, Jalil Aman (Grangemouth) 74 79, Gordon Macdonald (Callander) 74 79.
154 Derek Murphy (Kinross) 79 75, Iain Stewart (Curragh) 77 77, Jim Emslie (Royal Aberdeen) 77 77, Keith Bruce (Edzell) 76 78, John W Johnston (Royal Aberdeen) 76 78.
155 John Mcdonald (Cowglen) 76 79, Ian Taylor (Royal Burgess) 76 79, John Fraser (Royal Burgess) 74 81.
156 David J Miller (Barassie) 79 77, George Rodaks (Moffat) 78 78, John Broadfoot (Turnberry) 76 80, James Kinloch (Cardross) 75 81.
157 Colin Christy (Kilmacolm) 83 74, Phil Dempsey (Tulliallan) 82 75, Andrew Laird (Deeside) 79 78, Peter Kinloch (Cardross) 76 81.
158 David Taylor (Dunfermline) 81 77, Mike Currie (The Glen) 81 77, Stuart Pond (Worksop) 78 80, Henry Anderson (Glenbervie) 78 80, Iain Gourlay (Strathaven) 75 83.
159 Stephen Ellis (Innellan) 82 77, Michael Niven (Alloa) 79 81, Jim Paton (Kirkintilloch) 79 80, Fred Hutcheon (Monifieth) 78 81, Tony McIntyre (Lundin) 77 82.
160 Billy Erskine (Kilsyth & Lennox) 83 77, Keith Howie (West Kilbride) 82 78, Tom Gray (Lanark) 79 81, Brian Smith (Kilmacolm) 77 83, Brian Grieve (King James VI) 77 83.

De Vries and Meitinger the Unseparables in Tuscany Open

FROM THE EUROPEAN CHALLENGE TOUR WEBSITE
Floris De Vries and Nicolas Meitinger remain locked together at the top of the leaderboard going into Sunday's final round of the Mugello Tuscany Open after both carded level par rounds of 71 in Italy.
After matching each other stroke-for-stroke for most of the third round, German Meitinger looked to have edged ahead of the Dutchman when he birdied the 17th hole after De Vries had dropped a shot on the 16th.
However Meitinger lost his ball on the last after pushing his tee shot right into the rough and could only make bogey, while De Vries took advantage of that rare slip by birdieing the 18th to draw level on seven under par 206.
The pair, who had held two stroke overnight lead, are one clear of Sweden’s Joel Sjöholm, who shot a two under par 69 at UNA Poggio dei Medici Golf Club.
All three will battle it out to capture their maiden European Challenge Tour title in the final group on Sunday.
Meitinger, who has won twice on the satellite EDP Tour in 2010, hopes to put the disappointment of his closing bogey behind him and make the step up to Challenge Tour champion.
“It was a bad way to end but I didn’t play very well on the back nine,” said the 26 year old. “I lost focus and I didn’t feel as good as I had in the first two days.
“I’m going to go to the practice range and try to wipe that final hole clean. I led going into the final round on both my EDP Tour victories but there are better guys hunting you on the Challenge Tour. I enjoy being the one being hunted though.”
De Vries had only dropped one shot in 36 holes prior to the third round but found the course tougher on the third day, carding four bogeys as well as four birdies to keep pace with Meitinger.
The 20 year old said: “The pin positions were a lot tougher and I didn’t play as well today. I was a bit wayward off the tee and the wind changed a bit so I’m happy to still be in a share of the lead.
“The greens were a lot firmer so I found it harder to stop the ball but I felt really relaxed on the course. Nicolas played well today so I’m glad to be level with him and hopefully I can sort my game out for tomorrow.”
The leaders’ stalemate allowed Sjöholm to gain ground and the 25 year old, whose nickname is El Toro – Spanish for the Bull – is looking for a final day charge at the title.
He said: “I was nearly not going to play this week because I’ve been really ill but it’s working out well. I played nicely today but the pin positions were a lot tougher.
“It’s always fun to up there with a shot of winning on the Sunday and hopefully I can shoot low tomorrow and no-one can match me.
“It is a battling course but if you hit the ball well you can go low because the greens are so good.”
Spaniard Javi Colomo, Austrian Bernd Weisberger and Ricardo Santos, of Portugal, are a shot further back on five under par
Alessandro Tadini is the leading Italian in a share of seventh place on four under par, along with Scotland’s former Ryder Cup player Andrew Coltart, who carded a one over par 72, and Peter Gustafsson of Sweden.
THIRD ROUND LEADERBOARD
Par 213 (3x71). 7114yd
206 DE VRIES, Floris 67 68 71, MEITINGER, Nicolas 70 65 71.
207 SJÖHOLM, Joel 70 68 69.
208 WIESBERGER, Bernd 69 72 67, SANTOS, Ricardo 68 71 69, COLOMO, Javi 67 71 70.
209 TADINI, Alessandro 69 69 71, COLTART, Andrew 69 68 72, GUSTAFSSON, Peter 68 70 71.
210 HAYLOCK, Thomas 72 71 67 , MURRAY, George 73 69 68, WALKER, Sam 74 68 68, OLESON, Thorbjorn 71 70 69, KENNEDY, Lloyd 69 71 70, HENGE Fredrik 69 69 72.
Selected scores;
215 Jamie McLeary 71 67 76 (jt 45th).
216 Scott Jamieson 73 70 73 (jt 54th).
MISSED THE CUT
146 Raymond Russell 77 69.
150 Lloyd Saltman 75 75.
152 Eric Ramsay 79 83.
DISQUALIFIED
144 Callum Macaulay 74 70 - DQ

Chris Wood leads Wentworth stars with a round to go

FROM THE AOL GOLF NEWS SERVICE
Chris Wood, the 22-year-old from Bristol who had a shot to win The Open last July, leads a star-studded field going into the final day of his first BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth.
But late on Friday he never would have guessed the identity of the player who has suddenly charged into contention. Swede Robert Karlsson was in Monaco.
Wood's four-under-par 67 was a superb effort, but it came after Karlsson - so convinced he had missed the halfway cut that he took a mid-afternoon flight from London to Nice - had returned and produced a simply stunning course-record 62, the low round of the week by three.
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Now the Ryder Cup ace could become the first man ever to win a European Tour event having made the cut with nothing to spare. That is something Rory McIlroy did in America earlier this month, so he knows it is possible.
After 54 holes, Wood is on the eight-under-par mark of 205, with Karlsson two behind in second spot as the round drew to a conclusion.
Asked where he ranked the round, Karlsson just smiled and replied: "Probably the most unexpected."
His chances of the £637,000 first prize were boosted further when second-round leader Luke Donald bogeyed the first two holes and struggled to the turn in 37, but Wood did not buckle.
Fifth and third in the last two Opens, he had a hat-trick of birdies from the second for an outward 32 and went three clear with more birdies on the 11th and 12th.
Wood, last season's rookie of the year, did then bogey the 13th and 15th, but he found the target from 25 feet at the 16th and a stunning bunker shot on the last enabled him to finish with a par five on the controversial new 18th.
Stephen Gallacher is the leading Scot after a 69 for three-under 205, five shots behind leader Wood. Paul Lawrie comes next in the Tartan Brigade, a shot behind Gallacher after a 71 for 211. Fellow Aberdonian Richie Ramsay, level with Lawrie at halfway, fell away to a 75 - as did Colin Montgomerie. Ramsay is on 215, a shot ahead of David Drysdale and Alastair Forsyth.

THIRD ROUND SCOREBOARD
Par 213 (3x71)
205 Chris Wood 70 68 67.
207 Robert Karlsson (Swe) 75 70 62, Danny Willett 65 72 70
208 Luke Donald 68 68 72
210 James Kingston (Rsa) 68 69 73, Stephen Gallacher 69 72 69, Paul Casey 70 68 72, Marcel Siem (Ger) 69 70 71, Padraig Harrington 71 67 72
211 Thomas Aiken (Rsa) 68 73 70, Seung-yul Noh (Kor) 74 71 66, Paul Lawrie 71 69 71
212 Ricardo Gonzalez (Arg) 69 70 73, Hennie Otto (Rsa) 71 72 69, Charl Schwartzel (Rsa) 70 71 71, Graeme McDowell 70 71 71, Alejandro Canizares (Spa) 72 71 69, Fredrik Andersson Hed (Swe) 68 70 74, Simon Khan 72 69 71
213 Francesco Molinari (Ita) 72 69 72, Ross Fisher 67 70 76, Justin Rose 74 69 70, Joost Luiten (Ned) 71 74 68, Matteo Manassero (Ita) 71 70 72, Richard McEvoy 73 69 71
214 Steve Webster 67 74 73, Robert Rock 69 74 71, Jamie Donaldson 69 74 71, Simon Dyson 73 71 70
215 Robert Jan Derksen (Ned) 71 73 71, Damien McGrane 69 71 75, Richie Ramsay 67 73 75, Soren Hansen (Den) 72 73 70, Rhys Davies 70 70 75, Ernie Els (Rsa) 69 70 76, Wen-chong Liang (Chn) 70 72 73, Gregory Bourdy (Fra) 71 69 75, Paul McGinley 71 73 71
216 Peter Hanson (Swe) 70 72 74, Jeppe Huldahl (Den) 74 68 74, David Drysdale 71 71 74, Rory McIlroy 74 69 73, Paul Waring 71 74 71, Alastair Forsyth 75 70 71, Andrew Dodt (Aus) 72 73 71, Shiv Shankar Prasad Chowrasia (Ind) 67 73 76, Paul Broadhurst 71 72 73
217 Soren Kjeldsen (Den) 68 74 75, Peter Whiteford 74 71 72, Colin Montgomerie 73 69 75, Nick Dougherty 71 73 73, Thongchai Jaidee (Tha) 76 68 73, Richard Finch 70 70 77, Shane Lowry 72 71 74, Jean-Francois Lucquin (Fra) 71 71 75, Rafael Cabrera Bello (Spa) 73 72 72, Henrik Stenson (Swe) 73 71 73, Lee Westwood 70 74 73
218 Gareth Maybin 68 75 75, David Howell 71 74 73, Richard Green (Aus) 66 75 77, Scott Strange (Aus) 69 74 75, Peter Lawrie 70 74 74, Ross McGowan 72 68 78, Oliver Fisher 72 71 75
219 Gregory Havret (Fra) 73 71 75
220 Craig Lee 69 76 75, Alexander Noren (Swe) 69 73 78, Anders Hansen (Den) 71 72 77, David Lynn 70 75 75
221 Danny Lee (Nzl) 68 77 76, Neil Cheetham 69 74 78, Prayad Marksaeng (Tha) 75 70 76, Maarten Lafeber (Ned) 72 70 79
222 Nicolas Colsaerts (Bel) 68 73 81, Peter Hedblom (Swe) 71 72 79, Mark Brown (Nzl) 72 73 77
224 Mark Foster 73 72 79

Greg Paterson halfway leader in Welsh

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open stroke-play at Harlech links

Greg Paterson, pictured, of the St Andrews New Club leads the Welsh men's open amateur stroke play championship over Royal St David's Golf Club's Harlech links at the halfway stage following rounds of 63 and 66 for a nine-under-par tally of 129.

His closest challenger is England's Eddie Pepperell (Drayton Park) with 66 and 64 for 130.

SECOND-ROUND SCOREBOARD

Par 138. SSS 73. CSS Round 1: 72, Round 2: 73

129 PATERSON, Greg (St Andrews New) 63 66.

130 PEPPERELL, Eddie (Drayton Park) 66 64.
131 YOUNG, Mark (Longridge) 67 64, CANTER, Laurie (Saltford) 66 65.

133 FLOYD, Matt (Cumberwell Park) 73 60.

134 COUPLAND, David (Boston) 65 69.

135 LYKKE-KJLDSEN (Rasmus Breinhottgard) 66 69.

136 HATTON, Tyrrell (Harleyford) 70 66, SENIOR, Jack (Heysham) 69 67, LEWIS, Tom (Welwyn Garden City) 66 70.

137 BOYS, Tom (Royal Liverpool) 69 68.

138 BETTY, Paul (Hayston) 71 67, BURNS, Liam (Sundridge Park) 69 69, TOMLINSON, Henry (Royal Lytham & St Annes) 69 69, SHEPHERD, Jake Wisley 69 69, MAW, James Hallowes 69 69, FARR, Oliver Ludlow 68 70, O'NEILL, Liam Keighley 66 72, BINNING, Sam (Ranfurly Castle) 65 73.

139 FINDLAY, Jordan (Fraserburgh) 70 69, HARTOE, Andreas (Furesoe) 68 71, SOUTHGATE, Matthew (Thorpe Hall) 67 72, CHRISTIE, Alex (Tyrrells Wood) 67 72, THOMAS, Luke (Vale of Glamorgan) 67 72, BROWN, Steven (Wentworth) 66 73 F +1
140 BOGGAN, Ciaran (Co Meath) 73 67, JONES, Alastair (Radyr) 69 71, RAYMOND, Neil (Corhampton) 69 71.
141 FIELDHOUSE, Rhodri (Wrexham)73 68, McCLUNG, Kyle (Wigtownshire Co) 72 69, WILSON, James (Formby) 72 69, KEOGH, Adam (Boston West) 71 70, BEDFORD, Michael (Prestbury) 70 71, FOX, James (Portmarnock) 69 72, DODDS, Sam (Coventry) 68 73, LOUGHREY, Ben (Wrag Barn) 68 73, DUNTON, Adam (McDonald Ellon) 68 73, SORENSEN, Kasper (Toftlund) 67 74.

MISSED THE CUT

BUCKLAND, Nick Sundridge Park 72 70 F +4
LERNIHAN, Dara Castle 71 71 F +4
SMITH, Richard The Notts 71 71 F +4
MONAGHAN, James The Island 70 72 F +4
WILSON, Charlie Littlestone 67 75 F +4
BORROWMAN, Scott Dollar 76 67 F +5
PHILLIPS, Gareth Creigiau 75 68 F +5
WESTGATE, Ben Trevose 73 70 F +5
ROBB, Chris Inchmarlo 72 71 F +5
O'FLYNN, Thomas Fota Island Resort 72 71 F +5
GRANT, Nick Knock 71 72 F +5
JOHNSTON, Niall Aspley Guise & Woburn Sands 71 72 F +5
KING, Tommy Sudbury 70 73 F +5
CAMERON, Lee Wentworth 69 74 F +5
MCLISTER, Ross Cardiff 69 74 F +5
CARTER, Richard Lansdown 68 75 F +5
LOUGHREY, Josh Wrag Barn 68 75 F +5
EVANS, Josh Mere 72 72 F +6
ROBERTS, Graham Eaton 72 72 F +6
SHIELDS, Paul Kirkhill 70 74 F +6
CONNOR, Sam Sandiway 69 75 F +6
ROSS, James Royal Burgess 75 70 F +7
MATTON, Sam Bowood 74 71 F +7
FRAZER, James Pennard 73 72 F +7
HOGAN, Andrew Newlands 72 73 F +7
JONES, Lee Conwy 75 71 F +8
EVANS, Michael Clays 74 72 F +8
LAINO, Roberto Woburn 74 72 F +8
BOLTON, Sandy Goring & Streatley 72 74 F +8
HOPKINS, Jeff Skerries 72 74 F +8
MOSELEY, Matthew Carmarthen 70 76 F +8
HARMSTON, Warren Wentworth 75 72 F +9
NEWMANN, Ryan Brookmans Park 74 73 F +9
CURLEY, Cian Newlands 73 74 F +9
BROOKS, Jack Pleasington 73 74 F +9
FOTHERINGHAM, Fraser Nairn 73 74 F +9
LEWIS, Marc Borth & Ynyslas 72 75 F +9
COX, Matt Royal Birkdale 71 76 F +9
HOWIE, Jamie Royal St David's 76 72 F +10
JONES, Paul Royal Birkdale 75 73 F +10
CANNON, Robert Laytown & Bettystown 74 74 F +10
WALSH, Martyn Styal 74 74 F +10
CALLISTER, Daryl Mount Murray 74 74 F +10
LANE, Steven Worcestershire 73 75 F +10
MCNAMARA, Rory Headfort 73 75 F +10
RAVEN, Mark Royal Automobile Club 70 78 F +10
RENFREW, Ben Wynyard 79 70 F +11
HUGHES, Greg Royal Automobile Club 78 71 F +11
REES, Thomas Creigiau 77 72 F +11
VICKERY, Joe Newport 75 74 F +11
BELL, Ross Downfield 75 74
BENTHAM, Richard St Pierre 75 74
JAMES, Nick Wenvoe Castle 75 75 F +12
HOOPER, Richard Neath 75 75 F +12
NUGENT, Christopher Fulford Heath 74 76 F +12
CASEY, Brian Headfort 74 76 F +12
DIMOND, James East Devon 76 75 F +13
SUURSALU, Mark Suuresta 76 75 F +13
LAWTON, Chris Falkirk Tryst 76 75 F +13
LOFTHOUSE, Nick Conwy 76 75 F +13
WHITE, Jon Saunton 73 78 F +13
DUNSTER, Jamie The Worcestershire 75 77 F +14
WILLIAMS, Richard Vale of Glamorgan 74 78 F +14
ANSLOW, Lee Oswestry 73 79 F +14
WILLIAMS, Gary Wallasey 82 71 F +15
BOAS, Jonathan Randpark 80 73 F +15
MARTIN, James San Roque 77 76 F +15
HENDERSON-SOWERBY, Donovon Burford 76 77 F +15
CULVERWELL, Alexander Dunbar 76 77 F +15
HEUCHAN, Colin Southerness 76 77 F +15
BLEASE, Gareth Burhill 74 79 F +15
O'NEILL, Christopher Radyr 73 80 F +15
COLLIN, Mark Eyemouth 73 80 F +15
WILLIAMS, Paul Hillside 79 75 F +16
CARDY, Jack Hintlesham 75 79 F +16
STOW, Ben Rushmore 73 81 F +16
TROW, Mark Llanymynech 78 77 F +17
PALMER, Andrew Chorley 77 78 F +17
BRODERS, Karlis Ozo (Latvia) 79 79 F +20
THOMSON, Colin East Renfrewshire 83 80 F +25
CAMERON, Craig Wentworth 72 DQ
THORNE, Vincent Haverfordwest 73 DQ

United States PGA Tour Scoreboard
HP BYRON NELSON CHAMPIONSHIP
TPC Four Seasons Resort, Las Colinas, Irving, Texas

SECOND-ROUND TOTALS
Par 140 (2x70)
Cameron Beckman 69 61 130
Blake Adams 66 64 130
Jason Day 66 65 131
Steve Elkington 66 66 132
Jeff Overton 67 65 132
Jay Williamson 67 67 134
Marc Leishman 67 67 134
Ben Crane 70 64 134
Robert Garrigus 69 65 134
D.A. Points 68 66 134
Shaun Micheel 68 66 134
Joe Durant 66 69 135
Chris Riley 71 64 135
Sean O'Hair 70 65 135
Corey Pavin 68 67 135
Rory Sabbatini 68 67 135
Scott Verplank 70 65 135
Dustin Johnson 67 68 135
Alex Prugh 67 69 136
Jarrod Lyle 66 70 136
Mathew Goggin 70 66 136
Rod Pampling 69 68 137
Jeff Gove 70 67 137
Pat Perez 71 66 137
Nathan Green 67 70 137
Parker McLachlin 67 70 137
Brandt Jobe 68 69 137
Greg Owen 67 70 137
Jordan Spieth (am) 68 69 137
Tom Pernice, Jr 69 68 137
Yuta Ikeda 73 64 137
Kenny Perry 70 67 137
James Nitties 68 69 137
Harrison Frazar 70 67 137
Jason Schultz 69 68 137
Stewart Cink 70 68 138
Hunter Mahan 66 72 138
Chez Reavie 74 64 138
Michael Sim 66 72 138
Alex Cejka 72 66 138
J.J. Henry 69 69 138
Garth Mulroy 69 69 138
Spencer Levin 71 67 138

Selected other qualifiers:
Martin Laird 72 67 139 (jt 44th)
Jeev Milkha Singh -1 F -3 color info 72 67 139

Selected players who missed the cut (140 or better)
Stuart Appleby 72 70 142
Rickie Fowler 72 71 143
Ricky Barnes 71 73 144
Daniel Chopra 73 71 144
Brad Faxon 69 75 144
Jeff Maggert 73 72 145
Brian Davis 74 72 146
Andrew McLardy 72 74 146
Vijay Singh 73 75 148
Mark Calcavecchia 75 77 152

FRENCH MEN'S INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR

MATCH-PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP

St Germain, Chantilly
GORDON BENNETT TROPHY
TWO-ROUND LEADERS
Par 144 (2x72)
134 Joshua White Eng 69 65
138 Lionel Weber Fra 70 68
139 Julien Brun Fra 68 71, Clement Berardo Fra 67 72
140 Andrew Wallace Sco 71 69, Francois-Romain Rouilleaux 69 71 140
Selected qualifiers for match-play:
142 Jonathan Bell Eng 70 72
144 Fraser Moore Sco 74 70, David Booth Eng 71 73
145 Craig Hinton Eng 73 72