As promised, all the scores from the SGU website

Scottish Golf Academy Under-16s Winter Series Event 1
The Glen Golf Club, North Berwick
Played on Sunday, October 31.

BOYS' SCORES
Par 70. CSS 70
1 NEIL, Bradley Blairgowrie  67
2 WALKER, Euan Kilmarnock (Barassie) 69 
T3 HUGHAN, Robert Newton Stewart 70
T3 WILSON, Alexander Gullane 70
T5 MACINTYRE, Bob Glencruitten 71
T5 SYME, Connor Dumfries and County 71
T7 FERGUSON, Ewen Bearsden 72
T7 McDOUGALL, Alasdair St Andrews New  72
T7 SCOTT, Ewan St Andrews 72
T10 KINSLEY, Ben St Andrews 73
T10 HILL, Calum Tantallon 73
12 STEWART, Rory Crieff 74
13 BOWDEN, Euan The Glen 75 
T14 BURNS, George Williamwood 76
T14 MORRISON, Liam Hamilton 76 
T14 FISHER, Adam Inchmarlo 76 
T14 CRAGGS, Ben Glenbervie 76
T18 MACLEAN, Christopher Clydebank and District 77
T18 MALCOLM, Russell Milnathort 77
T20 ROSS, Alasdair Fort William  78 
T20 MACCALLUM, Conor Elie  78
T20 GRANT, Scott Downfield 78
T23 THOMAS, Jack Irvine (Bogside) 79
T23 MURRAY, Ben Portlethen 79
T23 DAVREN, Fraser Williamwood 79 
T23 PATERSON, David Leven GS 79
T27 FOURTUNE, Aiden Kelso 80
T27 FYFE, Callum Lenzie 80
T27 EDGAR, Colin Cochrane Castle 80 
T27 DORRIAN, Paul Greenock 80 
T31 MOIR, Jack Newburgh on Ythan 81 
T31 MCGUIGAN, Callum Comrie 81
T31 REID, Lewis Milngavie 81
T31 WATSON, Robert Muckhart 81 
T35 FERGUSON, Innes Drumpellier 83
T35 NAYSMITH, Murray Dalmahoy 83 
37 BENNIE, Cameron Balmore 85
38 CARNEGIE, Blair Dunblane New 86 
WITHDREW
KERR, Willem Craigelaw 
GORDON, Ray Alford

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No 1 Westwood partners Mickelson in Shanghai

FROM THE CBS SPORTS  WEBSITE
SHANGHAI -- In his first tournament as the world's No. 1 player, Lee Westwood will be paired at this week's HSBC Champions tournament with the player who missed out on a dozen chances to top the world rankings.
Westwood will play with Masters champion Phil Mickelson, plus former US PGA champion Y.E. Yang, when the World Golf Championship starts Thursday at Sheshan International.

Defending champion Mickelson played 12 tournaments this year with a chance to replace Tiger Woods at No. 1 in the world. Instead it was Westwood who went to No. 1 this week despite playing once in three months while recovering from injury.

Woods will play with Ernie Els and U.S. Open champion Graeme McDowell. Mickelson, Woods and US PGA champion Martin Kaymer have a chance to go to on Sunday.

Aberdonian who played leading part in spread of golf in United States

Tom Bendelow's name being frozen

out of World Golf Hall of Fame   

By COLIN FARQUHARSON
It seems that past United States president George H W Bush is considered worthy of a place in the World Golf Hall of Fame - but not so Aberdeen-born Tom Bendelow, pictured, a pioneer in the designing of golf courses all over North America after he emigated to the States in the 1890s.
Tom's American grandson Stuart Bendelow has worked tirelessly for many years to gain recognition for his grandfather whose part in the development of golf in America has been largely ignored by the historians and bodies such as those who run the World Golf Hall of Golf.

Stuart Bendelow has sent me the following E-mail:

Here's a status report on the effort to get Tom Bendelow into the World Golf Hall of Fame (WGHOF) in St.Augustine, Florida.
In an E-mail I received on October 26, 2010 from Mark Cubbedge of the WGHOF, I was informed that,
"Tom Bendelow was not officially nominated during the most recent balloting process. As you know names have to be put forth via the Lifetime Achievement nominatiion form that goes to the International Voting Body."
Apparently none of the authorised parties or individuals who could submit his name in nomination did so or their submission was rejected. I don't know which. The entire process seems to me to be very controlled and secretive.
It has been made very clear to me that I cannot put forth Tom Bendelow's name nor his achievements for the WGHOF's consideration. It must come from a WGHOF recognised source.
The 2010 inductees to the WGHOF will be installed in May 2011. Former President George H. W. Bush will be inducted in the Lifetime Achievement Category. In 2009, the inductee for Lifetime Achievement was former President Eisenhower.
It would be quite fitting to get Tom into the WGHOF prior to the 2012 Ryder Cup Tournament to be played at Medinah Country Club (one of the many courses Tom Bendelow designed).
I believe the documentation of Tom Bendelow's golf career sufficiently supports his qualifications for induction into the WGHOF.
We just need a qualified individual or party to place his name in nomination in time for the WGHOF's selection of the 2012 class. That selection process will probably take place in the early months of 2011.
I have greatly appreciated the support and encouragement many of you have given me over the years. I hope we can work together to clear this last hurdle.
Best regards to all.
Stuart Bendelow