WASH-OUT AT ABERDEEN LINKS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Despite the best efforts of the greenkeeping staff and the brave exploits of the players who started, the rain proved too much for the Handicap Shield and Murray Cup players at the Kings Links, Aberdeen tonight.
Links Secretary Davie Grieve took the decision on the fourth tee to call everyone who had started off the course as increased downpours were making it impossible to find dry ground to drop in.
The two Murray Cup matches left to complete from Tuesday evening managed to reach a conclusion before the heavens opened with Caley junior Mark Rimmer and Bon-Accords Ian Stewart prevailing.
Thursday's ties will now resume on Friday and the Scratch Quarter finals will now postpone until Monday, June 13.
All sections Quarter finals will take place then, all semi-finals on Wednesday 15th June and the 3 finals will now be played on Friday 17th June.
Davie Grieve
Links Secretary.
Links Secretary Davie Grieve took the decision on the fourth tee to call everyone who had started off the course as increased downpours were making it impossible to find dry ground to drop in.
The two Murray Cup matches left to complete from Tuesday evening managed to reach a conclusion before the heavens opened with Caley junior Mark Rimmer and Bon-Accords Ian Stewart prevailing.
Thursday's ties will now resume on Friday and the Scratch Quarter finals will now postpone until Monday, June 13.
All sections Quarter finals will take place then, all semi-finals on Wednesday 15th June and the 3 finals will now be played on Friday 17th June.
Davie Grieve
Links Secretary.
Labels: Amateur Men
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