ANGUS WIN INTER-DISTRICT BOYS' EVENT AT ELGIN AFTER LAST NINE HOLES ARE WASHED OUT
Angus pipped North-east by two shots for the team title after the Inter-district boys' invitational tournament at Elgin Golf Club today was reduced from 36 to 27 holes because the course was starting to flood in places after heavy rain for most of the day.
At the end of the morning foursomes over 18 holes, North-east (221) led by a shot from Angus (222) with North (231) lying third.
When the afternoon singles were cut to nine holes, Angus leapfrogged over North-east with a best seven from eight tally of 272 to their rivals' 275.
So Angus won the tournament with a total of 494 to North-east's 496 with North third on 505.
Ray Gordon (Alford) won the individual prize for his nine-hole score of 34. Second, with a 36, was Lewis Anderson (Deeside). He had a better last six holes than Cameron Franssen (Inverness) who also covered the nine holes in 36.
Connar Cook (Angus) won the fourth individual prize with a score of 37 (better last six).
FINAL PLACINGS
494 ANGUS
Foursomes (222)
best three from four scores to count
67 Connar Cook (Caird Park) and Scott Grant (Downfield).
76 David Grant (Downfield) and Aidan Smith (Edzell).
79 Josh McKenna (Downfield) and John McKenna (Downfield).
82 Gavin Petrie (Forfar) and Will Porter (Letham Grange).
Singles (nine holes) (272)
best seven from eight scores to count
37 Cook.
38 S Grant, Petrie.
39 D Grant, Smith.
40 John McKenna.
41 Porter
45 Josh McKenna.
496 NORTH-EAST
Foursomes (221)
73 Jack Harling (Banchory) and Adam Fisher (Newmachar).74 Craig Lawrie (Deeside) and Lewis Anderson (Deeside); Ben Murray (Portlethen) and Calvin Cheyne (Newmachar).
80 Ray Gordon (Alford) and Callum Coutts (Alford).
Singles (nine holes) (275)
34 Gordon
36 Anderson
37 Fisher
41 Lawrie, Harling.
43 Coutts, Cheyne
44 Murray
NORTH 505
Foursomes (231)
72 Andrew Burgess (Nairn) and Kieran Mackay (Inverness)
76 Jonathan Keith (Inverness) and Rory Asher (Nairn)
83 Cameron Franssen (Inverness) and David Grindell (Loch Ness).
88 Cameron Kerr (Elgin) and Andrew Muir (Elgin)
Singles (nine holes) (274)
36 Franssen
37 Asher
39 Grindell, MacKay
40 Burgess
41 Moir
42 Kerr
44 Keith
At the end of the morning foursomes over 18 holes, North-east (221) led by a shot from Angus (222) with North (231) lying third.
When the afternoon singles were cut to nine holes, Angus leapfrogged over North-east with a best seven from eight tally of 272 to their rivals' 275.
So Angus won the tournament with a total of 494 to North-east's 496 with North third on 505.
Ray Gordon (Alford) won the individual prize for his nine-hole score of 34. Second, with a 36, was Lewis Anderson (Deeside). He had a better last six holes than Cameron Franssen (Inverness) who also covered the nine holes in 36.
Connar Cook (Angus) won the fourth individual prize with a score of 37 (better last six).
FINAL PLACINGS
494 ANGUS
Foursomes (222)
best three from four scores to count
67 Connar Cook (Caird Park) and Scott Grant (Downfield).
76 David Grant (Downfield) and Aidan Smith (Edzell).
79 Josh McKenna (Downfield) and John McKenna (Downfield).
82 Gavin Petrie (Forfar) and Will Porter (Letham Grange).
Singles (nine holes) (272)
best seven from eight scores to count
37 Cook.
38 S Grant, Petrie.
39 D Grant, Smith.
40 John McKenna.
41 Porter
45 Josh McKenna.
496 NORTH-EAST
Foursomes (221)
73 Jack Harling (Banchory) and Adam Fisher (Newmachar).74 Craig Lawrie (Deeside) and Lewis Anderson (Deeside); Ben Murray (Portlethen) and Calvin Cheyne (Newmachar).
80 Ray Gordon (Alford) and Callum Coutts (Alford).
Singles (nine holes) (275)
34 Gordon
36 Anderson
37 Fisher
41 Lawrie, Harling.
43 Coutts, Cheyne
44 Murray
NORTH 505
Foursomes (231)
72 Andrew Burgess (Nairn) and Kieran Mackay (Inverness)
76 Jonathan Keith (Inverness) and Rory Asher (Nairn)
83 Cameron Franssen (Inverness) and David Grindell (Loch Ness).
88 Cameron Kerr (Elgin) and Andrew Muir (Elgin)
Singles (nine holes) (274)
36 Franssen
37 Asher
39 Grindell, MacKay
40 Burgess
41 Moir
42 Kerr
44 Keith
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