ANDREW OLDCORN WINS TARTAN TOUR OPENER AT CASTLE STUART
FROM THE PGA WEBSITE
Andrew Oldcorn opened the Tartan Tour season with victory in the Castle Stuart Invitational.
The former PGA champion, who led by a shot overnight, closed with a two-under 70 for a five-under 139 and won by three shots from Alan Tait and last year's Scottish PGA No 1 Greig Hutcheon.
European Senior Tour player Oldcorn slipped to a brace of bogeys on his opening two holes but a bag of five birdies helped repair the damage as he banked the top prize of £2,000.
Deeside's former Northern Open champion Peter Smith took fourth on 143 while Ronan Rafferty, Europe's No 1 in 1989, shared seventh on 149.
Andrew Oldcorn opened the Tartan Tour season with victory in the Castle Stuart Invitational.
The former PGA champion, who led by a shot overnight, closed with a two-under 70 for a five-under 139 and won by three shots from Alan Tait and last year's Scottish PGA No 1 Greig Hutcheon.
European Senior Tour player Oldcorn slipped to a brace of bogeys on his opening two holes but a bag of five birdies helped repair the damage as he banked the top prize of £2,000.
Deeside's former Northern Open champion Peter Smith took fourth on 143 while Ronan Rafferty, Europe's No 1 in 1989, shared seventh on 149.
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