GREIG'S BEST BUT IT MAY NOT BE A RECORD
HUTCH THINKS THAT COLIN GILLIES WON
MORE THAN HIS NINE IN ONE SEASON
By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Colin@scottishgolfview.com
Greig Hutcheon continues to dominate the PGA in Scotland season. His play-off win over Robert Arnott at Cawder yesterday was his ninth of the domestic season.
We asked "Hutch" (pictured right) if that was a record, personal or Tartan Tour as a whole, and to look back on the exciting finish.
"It certainly was a exciting finish with Robert Arnott and myself both getting in difficulties down the last hole of the 36-hole event," E-mailed the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre player.
"Cawder's 18th has a huge drop in elevation plus a stiff breeze coming across the hole and at just under 200yds in length it made for a testy finish.
"A huge thanks must go to Scott Bisset from Clyde Scaffolding Ltd for supporting a new event around two of Glasgow's great courses. Hayston GC was the Day 1 venue.
"As for my ninth win being a record I'm not sure about that. I am pretty certain that Colin Ghilles was winning more than that in a season a while back."
GREIG HUTCHEON
Editor's Note: We've sent a note to Colin Gillies (pictured right), asking him if he can remember how many wins he had in one season when he was a his peak.
Colin has since replied and says he never won nine
Tartan Tour events in a season but he thinks that the late Adam Hunter would have won more than nine in a season at his peak.
We have now asked for the PGA Scotland HQ at Gleneagles to consult their records and see if they can settle it.
MORE THAN HIS NINE IN ONE SEASON
By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Colin@scottishgolfview.com
Greig Hutcheon continues to dominate the PGA in Scotland season. His play-off win over Robert Arnott at Cawder yesterday was his ninth of the domestic season.
We asked "Hutch" (pictured right) if that was a record, personal or Tartan Tour as a whole, and to look back on the exciting finish.
"It certainly was a exciting finish with Robert Arnott and myself both getting in difficulties down the last hole of the 36-hole event," E-mailed the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre player.
"Cawder's 18th has a huge drop in elevation plus a stiff breeze coming across the hole and at just under 200yds in length it made for a testy finish.
"A huge thanks must go to Scott Bisset from Clyde Scaffolding Ltd for supporting a new event around two of Glasgow's great courses. Hayston GC was the Day 1 venue.
"As for my ninth win being a record I'm not sure about that. I am pretty certain that Colin Ghilles was winning more than that in a season a while back."
GREIG HUTCHEON
Editor's Note: We've sent a note to Colin Gillies (pictured right), asking him if he can remember how many wins he had in one season when he was a his peak.
Colin has since replied and says he never won nine
Tartan Tour events in a season but he thinks that the late Adam Hunter would have won more than nine in a season at his peak.
We have now asked for the PGA Scotland HQ at Gleneagles to consult their records and see if they can settle it.
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