ASIA-PACIFIC WIN FINAL SINGLES SESSION 7-5 AT BANGALORE
JAMES ROSS WINS LAST-DAY SINGLES
AS EUROPE WIN BONALLACK TROPHY
James Ross (Royal Burgess), pictured, a student at Houston Univesity, Texas and the only Scot in the team of 12, won his last-day singles tie by 5 and 3 against Shinich Mizuno as Europe beat Asia-Pacific by 17 1/2 to 14 1/2 in the Sir Michael Bonallack Trophy amateur international team match at Bangalore, India today.
Asia Pacific, who started the final day trailing by 5pt after two days of foursomes and four-ball matches, won the last set of singles 7-5 to reduce the deficit to 3pt.
England's Ryan Evans beat Taylor MacDonald 6 and 4 but compatriot Ashley Chesters, the European amateur champion, went down by one hole to Geoff Drakeford.
Ireland's Gavin Moynihan beat Karan Taunk 2 and 1 but Dermot McElroy, the other Irishman in the Europe team, lost by 6 and 4 to Kenta Konishi.
AS EUROPE WIN BONALLACK TROPHY
James Ross (Royal Burgess), pictured, a student at Houston Univesity, Texas and the only Scot in the team of 12, won his last-day singles tie by 5 and 3 against Shinich Mizuno as Europe beat Asia-Pacific by 17 1/2 to 14 1/2 in the Sir Michael Bonallack Trophy amateur international team match at Bangalore, India today.
Asia Pacific, who started the final day trailing by 5pt after two days of foursomes and four-ball matches, won the last set of singles 7-5 to reduce the deficit to 3pt.
England's Ryan Evans beat Taylor MacDonald 6 and 4 but compatriot Ashley Chesters, the European amateur champion, went down by one hole to Geoff Drakeford.
Ireland's Gavin Moynihan beat Karan Taunk 2 and 1 but Dermot McElroy, the other Irishman in the Europe team, lost by 6 and 4 to Kenta Konishi.
Labels: Amateur Men
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