DAVID DOWNIE PLANS COMEBACK ON EUROPRO TOUR
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By MARTIN DEMPSTER
David Downie, a former Scottish amater stroke-play champion who has spent the last few seasons coaching David Drysdale among others, is planning a return to professional golf this year on the PGA EuroPro Tour.
The 37-year-old Fifer last played competitively in the paid ranks in 1999 and was subsequently re-instated as an amateur, winning the Ladybank club championship in 2008 - 15 years after he had lifted the same title.
His own golf took a back seat again as he carved out a coaching career but now Downie, who lifted the Scottish Stroke-play title at Letham Grange in 1994, preceding Stephen Gallacher and Alastair Forsyth, is back practising hard again.
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By MARTIN DEMPSTER
David Downie, a former Scottish amater stroke-play champion who has spent the last few seasons coaching David Drysdale among others, is planning a return to professional golf this year on the PGA EuroPro Tour.
The 37-year-old Fifer last played competitively in the paid ranks in 1999 and was subsequently re-instated as an amateur, winning the Ladybank club championship in 2008 - 15 years after he had lifted the same title.
His own golf took a back seat again as he carved out a coaching career but now Downie, who lifted the Scottish Stroke-play title at Letham Grange in 1994, preceding Stephen Gallacher and Alastair Forsyth, is back practising hard again.
TO READ THE REST OF MARTIN DEMPSTER'S ARTICLE,
LOG ON TO THE SPORT.SCOTLAND.COM WEBSITE
CLICK HERE
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