CHARITY MATCH AT INDIA'S DELHI GOLF CLUB

TIGER MAKES 1O BIRDIES IN  SKINS 

GAME - BUT HE'S STILL LOSING

By PGATOUR.COM news services

Tiger Woods competed Tuesday in a charity skins game in India. Woods, who met cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar on Monday, was making his first visit to the country. 

He tweeted, "Great day of golf. Hopefully this visit, in some small way, helps grow the game in this amazing place."

Woods made 10 birdies in the skins game at Delhi Golf Club, but he and partner Pawan Munjal, the chairman of Hero Motors, lost to professionals Shiv Kapur and Aniban Lahiri, according to Golfingindian.com.

In a video posted on golfingindian.com, Woods said Delhi Golf Club was the narrowest course he'd ever played.
 Woods played with Shiv Kapur, India's top male golfer, Sharmila Nicollet, India's top female golfer, Anirban Lahiri, the CEO of automaker Hero Co., and Pawan Munjal, the Hero managing director, who set up the trip, which sources in India said earned Woods $2 million.
"I had a great time on my first visit to India," Woods told GolfDigest.com in an email interview. "It was a blast. Arjun (Atwal) had told me a lot about the country, and I was really looking forward to seeing it. I enjoy going to new places, and I feel like I learned a lot about the country while I was there."
 

AUSSIE WILL PLAY ROUND OF GOLF WITH BUYER AS A BONUS

ADAM SCOTT SELLING FIVE-BEDROOM 

VILLA IN ABU DHABI FOR $6.5million

 FROM GOLFWEEK WEBSITE
By BilL ZIMMERMAN
Reigning Masters champion Adam Scott's home in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates, is up for sale at a price of about $6.25 million, according to Abu Dhabi Week – and beyond the golf-course and coastal views from its pool, there's one heck of an extra perk involved.

Scott will play a round of golf with the buyer, Property Observer reported – perhaps that will add some intrigue to the mansion, which the website says Scott built in 2008 at close to the same price with the intention it could serve as a base for European Tour play but has never lived in because of busy schedules on the US PGA Tour and in Australia.
The five-bedroom villa has about 12,000 square feet of combined indoor and outdoor living space as well as proximity to sought-after schools and a museum all set to open in coming years, LLJ Property said.

USED TO CARRY TWO SETS OF CLUBS TO A TOURNAMENT

HARRINGTON BLAMES GROOVES 

FOR NO-WIN YEARS SINCE 2010

News, and notes from the US PGA TOUR
Padraig Harrington, who always seems to be tinkering with his swing, attributes his victory drought to the change away from square grooves that began in 2010. His last official win was the Iskandar Johor Open on the Asian Tour at the end of that year.

"I have been trying to deal with that for a few years now, and it makes a big difference to my game, no doubt about it," said the Irishman, who is playing again this week at the AT and T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. 

Harrington said when the square (or box) grooves were allowed, he often had a mixed bag of clubs depending on the course conditions.

"I used to carry two sets of clubs to every event. I don't think anybody else did that," he said last week at the Phoenix Open. 

"Depending on the length of the rough, sometimes you want the ball to come out spinning, sometimes you want the flier."

He said he used the V-grooves (less spin) at the U.S. Open because of the rough. And here's another calculation -- if a course had trees lining the fairways, he would not use the square grooves because the ball tended to come out lower and could not get over the trees.

"I might have a box-groove 7-iron, a V-groove 8-iron, box-groove 9-iron, all sorts of different combinations," he said. "That changes."

The most difficult part for Harrington has been with pitch shots. He said he has struggled to find consistency with the required V-grooves.

"With the old grooves, everything came out low and spinning," he said. "So it was a big advantage to me to be able to work it like that."

TWO-ROUND EVENT AT FINCA CORTESIN

JAMES ROBINSON LEADS GECKO TOUR
 
Following James Maw's victory in last week's Spanish Gecko Pro Tour event, another Englishman, James Robinson, is setting the pace with a four-under-par 68 at the Finca Cortesin venue on the Costa del Sol.
He leads by one at halfway from Irishman Brian Casey.

LEADING FIRST-ROUND SCORES
Par 72
68 James Robinson (England)
69 Brian Casey (Ireland)
71 Marcus Svenson (Sweden) (am), Manuel Quiros (Spain), Juan Francisco Sarasti (Spain)
72 Patrick Simard (Spain), Jeff Hopkins (England) (am).
SELECTED SCORES
73 Andrew Cooley (England) (T8)
74 James Watts (England), Simon Ward (Ireland) (T10)
76 Jason Kelly (England) (T18)
77 John E Morgan (England), David Gregory (England), George Twyman (England) (am) (T21)
78 Matt McAlpin (England) (T33).
79 Rhodri Fieldhouse (Wales), Jon Gidney (England) (T37)
80 Harry Diamond (Ireland), Sam Connor (England) (T44)
81 Callum Shinkwin (England), Mark James Parry (England) (T44)
82 Gary Walsh (Ireland) (T51)
83 Joey Lamb (England) (am), Stephen Hargreaves (England) (am), Will Fox England) (am) (T57).

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BEARSDEN TEENAGER GRABS FIVE LATE BIRDIES

FERGUSON'S GRANDSTAND FINISH PUTS 

HIM IN THIRD PLACE IN SOUTH AFRICA

British boys' champion, Ewen Ferguson from Bearsden, shot a five-under-par 67 on a calm, warm day for the opening round of the South African men's open amateur stroke play championship at Benoni Country Club today (Tuesday).

Ferguson, pictured, will start the second round three shots behind the leader, 19-year-old South African No 1, Christian Bezuidenhold whose eight-under 64 saw him miss only two fairways and use only 26 putts.
Ulsterman Chris Selfridge, 21-year-old Belfast-born student at America's Toledo University, is in second place on 66.
Ferguson had a bogey in each half but staged a grandstand finish to claim five birdies over his closing holes for a 67.
“I have been working with my coach, Gregor Monks, on building a positive attitude and to avoid getting frustrated and impatient,” explained the 17-year-old member of the Scottish Golf Union’s National Squad.
“I was pretty frustrated with the putter over the first nine holes, because I had several lip-outs, but I managed to find the hole with much more accuracy on the back nine.”
Ferguson was backed up by team-mates Scott Gibson (68), Bradley Neil (70), Graeme Robertson (70), Jamie Savage (71) and Connor Syme (71).
LEADING FIRST ROUND SCORES
Par 72. Players from South Africa unless stated
64 Christian Bezoidenhout
66 Chris Selfridge (Ire).
67 Ewen Ferguson (Sco).
68 Marco Steyn, Scott Gibson (Sco), Joel Girrback (Swi), Andrew Carlsson, Kyle McClatchie.
69 Dermot McElroy (Ire), Gary Hurley (Ire), Meyer Pauw, Stefan Cronje.
70 Malcolm Mitchell, Jason Viljoen, Kevin Smith, Bradley Neil (Sco), Graeme Robertson (Sco), Toby Tree (Eng), Zander Lombard.
71 Philip Kruse, Robbie Cannon (Ire), Geoff Lenahan (Ire), Jamie Savage (Sco), Kevin Rundle, N J Arnoldi, Vico Kuhn, Henri van der Walt, Connor Syme (Sco)
72 Altin van der Merwe, Carlo O’Reilly, Tristen Strydom, Henri van Waart.

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RENFREWSHIRE GOLF UNION MEDIA RELEASE

RENFREWSHIRE COURSES SELECTED 

FOR SGU AREA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP

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 Scottish Golf Union has confirmed that the Scottish area team championship will be hosted by the two Bridge of Weir courses – Old Course Ranfurly and Ranfurly Castle.  
The Championship requires two courses for the 36 hole stroke play qualifying rounds.  The event will be played over three days in mid May.
The field of 96 players will be the top six players from each of the sixteen areas in Scotland and, as such, it is anticipated that the team selections will include Scottish amateur champion Alexander Culverwell, Scottish boys’ hampion Bradley Neil, who was joint runner up at the Alfred Dunhill Pro Am tournament last year, and Ewan Ferguson, who is the current British boys’ champion.  
The majority of our International squad are expected to be selected so golf fans in Renfrewshire will have the chance to watch the highest quality of amateur golf.
Both course managers, Ian Morrison (Old Course Ranfurly) and Kerr Rowan (Ranfurly Castle) are determined to have their courses at their best although the date is relatively early in the season.  Ranfurly Castle, which will be the course used for the match play battles between qualifying area teams leading to the 36 hole final on 18 May has lengthened the course with the addition of four tiger tees.
The venue should give the Renfrewshire Golf Union team a slight advantage as both courses will be well known to the team. 

EUROPEAN TOUR CHIEF TOTALLY REFUTES QUOTES

O'GRADY REFUTES IVAN BALLESTEROS 

CLAIM THAT HE SAID EURASIA CUP IS 

"A MISTAKE" and "NOT SUSTAINABLE"

FROM THE EUROPEAN TOUR WEBSITE
European Tour Chief Executive George O’Grady has totally refuted, in the strongest possible terms, words attributed to him by Ivan Ballesteros in a press release regarding the EurAsia Cup.
O’Grady said: “I have read the release and I categorically refute the comments that Ivan has attributed to me stating that the EurAsia Cup is a ‘mistake’ and ‘not sustainable’. It is simply not the case. 
"We are very much looking forward to the initial playing of the match next month where two excellent teams are coming together under the captaincy of two of the greats of the game – Thongchai Jaidee and Miguel Angel Jiménez.
“Everyone knows that, following support from the Malaysian Government and presenting sponsor DRB-Hicom Berhad, we were delighted to be given the opportunity to join forces with the Asian Tour to become partners in this new and exciting venture.
“The commercial structure of the EurAsia Cup offers The European Tour a tremendous opportunity to further develop business interests, including television rights, in a part of the world where our existing relationships and partnerships are already strong.
“Just as The Ryder Cup delivers substantial benefit in many ways to the Tour and to the countries chosen to host the match, as the EurAsia Cup develops, it is our hope that the countries chosen over the years to showcase the contest will also benefit from a similar legacy.”
While conceding comments attributed to him in December regarding the Royal Trophy had been made erroneously, O’Grady continued:
“The European Tour no longer officially sanctions the Royal Trophy due to philosophical differences of principle with promoters Entertainment Group (Asia) Ltd – in particular in relation to the qualification process and the television rights negotiations.”

EUROPEAN SENIOR TOUR FINAL QUALIFYING SCHOOL

ARNOTT AND JAMES IN QUALIFYING

ZONE WITH TWO ROUNDS TO GO

Only two Scots - Bishopbriggs' Robert Arnott (pictured) and David James from Dumfries - are within the qualifying zone with two rounds to go in the European Senior Tour Q School Final Stage at the Pestana Golf Resort's Pinta course, Lagoa on Portugal's Algarve coastline.

Only the top 14 after 72 holes will gain limited access to the over-50s' tournaments in 2014 - the leading six will be able to play in any event on the European Senior Tour.
Arnott is best place in joint fifth place after steady scores of 71 and 70 for a one-under-par halfway stally of 141 - three shots behind the leader, England's Andrew Murray, who has had a pair of 69s for 138.
James, who finished top of the class at last year's Q School but lost his playing rights at the end of the 2013 season, is right on the borderline with scores of 71 and 71 for 143 and a share of 14th place.
Downfield's Kenny Hutton needs to step up a gear from joint 29th place on 146 (74-72).
The three other Scots in the field - Albert Mackenzie (74-75), Stephen McAllister (78-71) and Terry Burgoyne (75-79) - look out of it on joint 45th and joint 65th places respectively.

 REPORT FROM EUROPEAN TOUR COMMUNICATIONS 

 

Andrew Murray serves up

 a treat at Q-School

 

Former European Tour winner Andrew Murray 

moved into the lead at the European Senior Tour’s Qualifying 

School Final Stage, helped by the presence of his son and current 

Challenge Tour player Tom on the bag.

The Englishman, pictured, who won the 

Panasonic European Open on The 

European Tour in 1989, carded a second 

successive two under par 69 at Pestana 

Golf Resort’s Pinta Course in the 

Algarve region of Portugal to move to 

four under par at the midway point of 

the 72-hole tournament.

Murray’s last Qualifying School experience came at The European 

Tour’s equivalent exactly 35 years ago at the nearby Quinta do 

Lago, where he was successful in earning his card, and he is well on 

the way to repeating that success ahead of the 2014 Senior Tour 

campaign.

Having begun the day one shot off the lead, Murray bogeyed the 

third hole but picked up shots at the par four sixth and the par three 

ninth to reach the turn in one under.

Birdies at the 12^th, thanks to a beautiful six iron approach to six feet, and the 14^th moved him to five under and two shots clear, but he found a tough lie from the tee at the par five 16^th and struggled to a 

bogey.

Murray believes he should have scored better in the opening 

two days, but admits that his son has been a very calming 

influence on the bag.

“He is such a calm character,” said Murray, who in turn caddied 

Tom to his best finish on the Challenge Tour last year. “He doesn’t 

get flustered by anything. He knows what I'm thinking and he’s 

pretty positive about lines and clubs off the tee. He’s very positive 

about our game plan and playing to our strengths.

“I played really nicely but I'm just disappointed with my finish and 

to bogey the par five coming in. The first thing he said afterwards 

was, ‘good round of golf, well played’, and that’s exactly what I 

wanted to hear really.

“I'm hitting proper shots and executing them pretty well most of the 

time so it’s nice to have that confidence but who knows what will 

happen.

“There is no pressure on me particularly. I have a job at home with 

my events company Andrew Murray Golf so it might mean a lot 

more to other people.

“That’s not to say I'm not trying my hardest and I'm not 

annoyed that I haven’t scored better this week. I'm here to win 

it and I'm playing well enough to win it, but it’s only half time.”

Murray’s compatriot Steve Cipa shared second place with American 

Barry Conser, as they both carded rounds of 69 to finish the day on 

three under, while another Englishman John Gould was in fourth 

place on two under.

The first round leaders both struggled to maintain their momentum 

as American Stephen Mondshine fell to a three over par round of 

74 while Jean Pierre Sallat of France fell 28 places after a seven 

over par 78.

SECOND ROUND SCORES

Par 142 (2x71)

138 A Murray (Eng) 69 69

139 S Cipa (Eng) 70 69, B Conser (USA) 70 69

140 J Gould (Eng) 71 69

141 R Arnott (Sco) 71 70, K Smith (Can) 70 71, J Smith (USA) 72 69, P Mayo (Wal) 69 72, G Marks (Eng) 69 72, M Belsham (Eng) 70 71

142 R Roper (Eng) 72 70, M Stokes (Eng) 72 70, S Mondshine (am) (USA) 68 74

143 J McHenry (Irl) 72 71, G Ryall (Eng) 73 70, R Sabarros (Fra) 72 71, D James (Sco) 71 72, D Morito (Esp) 74 69

144 G Banister (Aus) 71 73, M Bianco (Ita) 71 73, G Bell (Eng) 71 73, G Joyner (Aus) 69 75, J Ryström (Swe) 72 72

145 W Grant (Eng) 74 71, E Kocs (USA) 75 70, J Harrison (Eng) 76 69, G Rusnak (USA) 76 69, P Burke (USA) 73 72

146 K Hutton (Sco) 74 72, T Lawrence (Eng) 74 72, J Murphy (Eng) 73 73, J Sallat (Fra) 68 78

147 J Hall (Eng) 73 74, M Wharton (Eng) 70 77, T Elliott (Aus) 73 74, J Lovell (Eng) 74 73, G Norquist (USA) 72 75, C Milne (USA) 76 71, J Laforce (Can) 74 73, T Dodds (Nam) 74 73, S Bennett (Eng) 75 72

148 A Fernandez (Chi) 74 74, B Lincoln (RSA) 75 73, J O'Brien (am) (Irl) 76 72

149 D Wettlaufer (Can) 75 74, K Tarling (Can) 73 76, R Masters (Eng) 75 74, J Buendia (Esp) 76 73, A Mackenzie (Sco) 74 75, P Gresswell (Eng) 76 73, R Tlhabanyane (RSA) 71 78, S McAllister (Sco) 78 71

150 J Nougues (Arg) 77 73, A George (Eng) 76 74, S McNally (Eng) 76 74, Y Nilsson (Swe) 76 74

151 D Ray (Eng) 78 73, K Tenmark (Swe) 76 75

152 M Deboub (Alg) 79 73, P Carman (Eng) 76 76

153 C Grenier (Aut) 80 73, B James (USA) 78 75, J Lindberg  (Swe) 73 80, R Thompson (USA) 76 77

154 B White (Eng) 79 75, G Ralph (Eng) 76 78, T Giles (Eng) 77 77, T Burgoyne (Sco) 75 79

156 L Warder (am) (Aus) 82 74

158 J Saxton (USA) 75 83, G Litschka (Aut) 85 73,

160 A Israelsson (Swe) 82 78

** P Martinez (Par) 70 DQ, M Buchter (Swi) 87 WD,

 

EUROPEAN TOUR COMMUNICATIONS

BOOST FOR PAUL'S HOME-COURSE TOURNAMENT AT BIELDSIDE

PAUL LAWRIE INVITATIONAL AT     

DEESIDE  NOW WORTH £40,000 AND IS 

GIVEN ORDER OF MERIT STATUS

Paul Lawrie, Nicola Melville (Director of Paul Lawrie Golf Centre Ladies Tartan Tour) and Brian Mair (PGA in Scotland secretary). Picture by Cal Carson Golf Agency.
NEWS RELEASE
The PGA in Scotland and the Paul Lawrie Foundation are pleased to announce that the Paul Lawrie Invitational, which has been held successfully at Deeside for the past three years will become an Order of Merit event for PGA Professionals in 2014

The 2014 tournament will again be staged at Deeside Golf Club, Aberdeen, on September 16 to 18, with a pre-tournament Pro-Am to be held on Monday, September 15. 

It will remain as a 54 hole competition, with a cut after the first 36 holes, but the field size will increase from 66 to 72 players. The tournament will carry a prize-fund of £40,000, a £5,000 increase on the monies on offer in 2013.

The change to an Order of Merit event rather than entry being purely by invitation necessitates a qualifying round for those who are not exempt for the tournament, and this will be held at Royal Musselburgh Golf Club on MondayAugust 4.

The Paul Lawrie Invitational was originally conceived to give aspiring Scottish Professionals the opportunity to develop through playing alongside more experienced players and this will remain the case.

In addition to normal PGA in Scotland exemption criteria, a number of places will be given to those players who performed well in the 2013 Young Professionals Order of Merit and have yet to complete their training programme.

There will also remain the opportunity for promising players to be granted a spot in the field via invitation from the sponsor, with a dozen places being on offer through this method.

Paul added “My Invitational was always designed to bring together some of the younger, up-and-coming talents in Scotland and give them the opportunity to test themselves against the best and most experienced PGA Pros and one or two guys playing at the highest levels of the game.  The idea was to grow the event year on year and we’ve done that.  The fact it’s now an Order of Merit event on the Tartan Tour strengthens the schedule by adding a 54-hole Tournament.”

Brian Mair, Secretary of the PGA in Scotland, commented “On behalf of all the PGA Professionals in Scotland, I’d like to thank Paul for his continued support. Not only does he continue to compete at the highest level, but his ever-increasing backing for grass-roots golf and for the domestic circuit makes him a tremendous ambassador for both golf and the whole north-east of Scotland. I hope we can continue to build on this relationship for many years to come.”   

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PGA IN SCOTLAND 72-HOLE EVENT AT ABERDEEN VENUE JUNE 17-19

MURCAR LINKS TO STAGE NORTHERN 

OPEN, SPONSORED BY PAUL LAWRIE 

GOLF CENTRE

Nicola Melville (Director of Paul Lawrie Golf Centre Ladies Tartan Tour), Paul Lawrie, David Grant (captain of Murcar Links Golf Club), and Brian Mair (PGA in Scotland secretary). Picture by Cal carson Golf Agency.

NEWS RELEASE

The PGA in Scotland and The Paul Lawrie Golf Centre are pleased to announce they have agreed to stage the 2014 Northern Open at Murcar Golf Links from June 17 to 19, with a pre-tournament Pro-Am on Monday, June 16.

First staged in 1931, the Northern Open is one of the oldest Professional golf tournaments in the world and, as one of only two 72 hole events on the Tartan Tour calendar, is one of the most prestigious on the Scottish domestic circuit. 

The 2014 staging, which will be the 78th Northern Open since 1931 set the ball rolling at Royal Aberdeen, sees the event return to within the City of Aberdeen for the first time since Murcar hosted the Championship in 2001.

Paul Lawrie has been a supporter of the Tartan Tour for a number of years and is extending his backing by becoming the headline sponsor of the Northern Open, whilst continuing his sponsorship of the “Paul Lawrie Foundation” tournament at Deeside in September.

Paul commented:

“We are very happy to be able to support this Championship which has such a rich history.  I remember fondly playing The Northern so it’s nice to be a part of that history.  Murcar was on the rota of courses that regularly hosted the Northern Open so it’s good to see it back in Aberdeen.”

Secretary of the PGA in Scotland, Brian Mair remarked

 “We are delighted to have agreed this deal. Paul’s involvement means so much in and around Aberdeen and we remain committed to taking the Tartan Tour to a new level.  

"Initially it’s a one year deal, but can be extended for longer if it is to the benefit of all parties. It’s our intention to return the Northern Open to its former glories and to establish a rota of top quality host venues for the years to come.”

Murcar Golf Club Captain David Grant commented

“It's a great honour that the PGA and sponsors are taking such a prestigious tournament, one of the oldest events in Professional Golf, back to Murcar Links.  

"We are delighted to host the 2014 Paul Lawrie Golf Centre Northern Open and will extend a very warm welcome to all players, officials and spectators.  

"Let's hope for some fine weather to enhance this great event.  At 6516 yards, short by modern standards, our course will provide a fair but challenging test, particularly if a little wind gets up.”

The support of the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre will result in an increased prize-fund of £35,000 for the 2014 Championship.

For more details on any of the above, please see:

http://pgagbi.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/pgagbi14/chapter/scottish/schedule/scottish/index.htm

http://www.paullawriegolfcentre.co.uk/

http://www.murcarlinks.com/

THE PGA in Scotland are to run the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre Ladies' Tartan Tour from its Gleneagles HQ. First event is in April.

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PHONE DAVE WILSON IS YOU WANT TO CHANGE YOUR TIME

PETERHEAD ALLIANCE STILL ON AT THE MOMENT ... 
At the moment, tomorrow's (Wednesday) North-east Alliance at Peterhead is still ON. The last two weeks at Fraserburgh and Newburgh have been cancelled.
If you are a NE Alliance member and you wish to change your time or book one for the first time, call joint secretary Dave Wilson today TUESDAY  on 07523 859 149 between 10am and 4pm.

TEE TIMES CARRIED OVER FROM
NEWBURGH TO PETERHEAD

8.15
A J SMITH (Turriff)
A CAMPBELL (Deeside)
Free
8.22
B HARPER (Newburgh)
C CASSIE  (Nigg Bay)
D TOWNSLEY (Peterculter)
8.29
C LAW (Kings Links)
N MacANDREW (Ryl Abdn)
Free
8.36  
K SHANKS (Elie)
D LAW (PLGC)
S KILOH (unatt)
8.43
P ANDERSON (Deeside)
C NELSON (Mackenzie Shop)
Free
8.50
B LAWRIE (Kemnay)
P CRAIG (Kintore)
Free
8.57
J HAMILTON (Murcar Links)
H ROULSTON (Stonehaven)
Free
9.04
L ROGER (Ryl Abdn)
M RENDALL (Stonehaven)
D LAWRIE (Aboyne)
9.11
J SCOTT (Peterculter)
G PATERSON (Northern)
L FOWLER (Ryl Abdn)
9.18
R BROWN (Newburgh)
M BROWN (Newburgh)
S DAVIDSON (Northern)
9.25
J FORREST (Northern)
N STEWART (Northern)
R BUCHAN (Northern)
9.32
L VANNET (Carnoustie GL)
A GALL (Deeside)
I CLARK (Deeside)
9.39
S THOMSON (Caley) 
M WINTON (Caley)
D McDOUGALL (Caley)
9.46
J HOPWOOD (Ryl Abdn)
K BEVERIDGE (Kippie Lodge)
LAURA MURRAY (PLGC)    
9.53
STEVE LAWRIE (Portlethen)
C GRANT (Portlethen)
B FYFE (PLGC)
10.00
I TAYLOR
Free
10.07
B LUMSDEN (Northern) 
P  CHEYNE (Northern) 
D WRIGHT (Northern)
10.14
W SKENE (Deeside)
D LANE  (Deeside)
A CLARK (Newmachar)
10.21
M SMITH (Inverurie)
R MacRAE (Newmachar)  
P WALKER (Cruden Bay)
10.28
I GRANT  
J JESSIMAN (Oldmeldrum) 
A PETRIE
10.35
H McNAUGHTON  (Cruden Bay)
G HOMER  (Northern)
D LESLIE (Northern)
10.42
T COLLIE (Kemnay)
M LAWRIE (Kemnay) 
B MAIN (Murcar Links)
10.49
G MILNE (Newburgh
J DUNCAN (Newburgh)  
D FLEMING (Portlethen)
10.56
D NELSON (Aboyne)
A GRAHAM (Aboyne)
J BORTHWICK (Craibstone)
11.03
J MURRAY (Banchory)
D BISSET (Banchory)
F BISSET (Banchory)
11.10
M ROGERS (Kemnay)  
D RANDALL (Banchory)  
R DUNCAN (Ryl Abdn)
11.17
J PRYDE (Deeside)
G JOSS (Ryl Abdn)
N YOUNG (Insch)
11.24
D BROWN (Kemnay) 
G McBAIN (Kemnay)
Free
11.31
M BOOTH  (Kemnay)
S FINNIE  (Caley)
D McKAY (Caley)
11.38
J NICOLSON (Auchmill)
S MACKIE  (Auchmill)
P CORNFIELD (Auchmill)
11.45
G MUNRO  (Fraserburgh)
D MacANDREW (Ryl Abdn)
P McLEAN (PLGC)
11.52
K NICOL (PLGC)
C LAWRIE (PLGC)
J FINDLAY (PLGC)
11.59
Free
12.06
D WILSON (DHR)
Free
12.13
Free