UNITED STATES TRAILING BY TWO - WITH 22 SINGLES TO FINISH

REST OF WORLD LEAD HICKORY 

CHALLENGE MATCH AT MONIFIETH

Rest of the World lead the United States (Society of Hickory Golfers) 12-10  in a 22-a-side hickory challenge match at Monifieth Links with the final session of singles to be played tomorrow (FRIDAY), teeing off at 10am.
Results so far:

Foursomes - United States 5 1/2, Rest of the World 5 1/2
USA names first
Rick Woeckener and Scott McAllister lost to Joe Smith (England) and Rob Downie (Australia) 1hole
Ben Hollerbach and Joe Hollerbach lost to Andrew Redgment (Australia) and Rymer Smith (England) 7/6
Mike Stevens and Michael Shiff bt John Still (Scotland) and Andrew Marshall (England) 4/2
Dave Ellis and Cliff Martin bt Jake Anema (England) and Ian Hislop (Scotland) 3/1
Deal Hudson and Dave Brown bt Juergen Mueller (Germany) and Deiter Pulvermueller (Germany) 5/4
Mark Hollingworth and Jim Rohr lost to Jorgen Isberg (Sweden) and Ross McLean (Canada) 3/2
Breck Speed and Chris Dienlein bt George Pledger (England) and John Smith (England) 6/5
Ed Ronco and Neil Cowne lost to Geoff Bleasby (England) and Colin Sinclair (Scotland) 5/3
Jim Clawson and Hamp Munsey lost to Czeslaw Kruk (Poland) and David Kirkwood (Scotland) 3/2
Rich Schmidt and Matt Dodds bt Willie Tanner (Scotland) and Liam Cameron (England) 1hole
Mike Just and Scott Bowles halved with Robin Morris (Scotland) and Andrew Buchan (Scotland)
 
Four-balls - United States 4 1/2, Rest of the World 6 1/2 
Woeckener and Hallinsworth bt Rymer Smith and John Smith 6/4
Hollerbach and Hudson lost to Marshall and Cameron 1 hole
Martin and Joe Hollerbach bt Joe Smith and Bleasby 2/1
 Stevens and McAllister bt  Pullvermueller and Mueller 5/4
Ellis and  Shiff lost to Morris and McLean 3/2
Brown and Munzey lost to Downie and Redgement 1 hole
Rohr and Dodds halved with  Tanner and Hislop 
 Clawson and Ronco bt Still and  Kirkwood 1 up
Mike Just and Breck Speed lost to Jorgen Isberg and Andrew Buchan 7/5
Chris Deinlein and Scott Bowles lost to George Pledger and Jake Anema 1hole
Rick Schmidt and Neil Cowne lost to Czelaw Kruk and Colin Sinclair 1 hole

TARTAN TOUR PRO WINS WITH ONE-OVER-PAR 73

STEPHEN CRAIG'S FIRST MIDLAND 

ALLIANCE WIN AT DOWNFIELD

Tartan Tour pro Stephen Craig (Craig Golf) scored his first win of the Midland Golfers' Alliance 2014-15 season with a one-over-par round of 73 at Downfield Golf Club, Dundee today.

Craig, pictured by Cal Carson Golf Agency, who spent several years as a club pro in Germany and is now based near Dunfermline, won by one shot from the consistent Edzell +2 amateur Gary Tough.

Joint third on 75 included Tulliallan's Bob Stewart, A Ferguson (Dunfermline) and Edzell club pro Alastair Webster.

Derek Adams, who plays off five at Carnoustie, won the handicap prize with a net 71.

LEADING SCRATCH

Par 72

73 S Craig (Craig Golf).

74 G Tough (Edzell)

75 B Stewart (Tulliallan),  A Ferguson (Dunfermline), A Webster (Edzell).

76 A Martin (The Duke's), G Jenkins (Crieff), M MacKenzie (Edzell), D Adams (Carnoustie)

77 A Duncan (Murrayshall).

LEADING HANDICAP

71 D Adams (Carnoustie) (5)

73 R Bell (Pitlochry) (7), G Jenkins (Crieff) (3)

74 B Stewart (Tulliallan) (1), A Duncan (Murrayshall) (3), A Ferguson (Dunfermline) (1).

75 A Smith (Edzell) (9), G Smith (Scotscraig) (7), R Brownhill

(Edzell) (7), J Black (Scotscraig) (3), W Barclay (Downfield) (5), G Cant (Monifieth) (11).
 Qualifiers for the JTC Kitchens Express Championship 
S Craig, A Ferguson, M MacKenzie, G. Jenkins  Qualifier for the McQueen Shield 
D Adams

Next Meeting
Thursday, October 23
Drumoig
Tee reserved: 8.30-12.30

  

LEE SUTHERLAND

GOLF CHANNEL ANALYST DEFENDS TOM WATSON

Chamblee: Phil's claims of lone-wolf captaincy 

'not true'- players were consulted for pairings

Golf Channel Digital

After the U.S. Ryder Cup loss, Phil Mickelson took a not-so-subtle jab at Tom Watson, claiming that “nobody here was in any decision” at Gleneagles.
Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee said Wednesday on the John Feinstein Show that that wasn’t necessarily true:
“I know for a fact that all the players were brought together with their caddies and Tom walked amongst them and said, ‘Tell me who you want to play with. Write it down on a sheet of paper, and all of you tell me who you want to play with. Let me know.’ And everyone but one person contributed there.
“So what Phil said was not, in fact, true. They were allowed to contribute – and who they played with was pretty much the way Paul Azinger went about his captaincy.” 
Chamblee continued by saying that Watson has been “unfairly denigrated” in the wake of another loss by the Americans, their eighth in the past 10 cups. 
“He captained the way he played,” Chamblee said.
"Maybe he didn’t have the best bedside manner, but in an age where you’re rewarded lavishly for succeeding in the game and punished monetarily for failing in the game, in an event where pride is always at stake, if you lose – and I think this is what Tom Watson was trying to get across to his team – there should be some loss of pride.”
And instead of taking shots at Watson, Chamblee said Mickelson might have been better served looking in the mirror. 
“Tom Watson wasn't on the last 10 Ryder Cup teams,” Chamblee said. “Nor was Tiger Woods. The one common denominator is Phil Mickelson.
“Phil Mickelson has been on the last 10 Ryder Cup teams. They’ve lost eight of them. I’m not saying it’s Phil’s fault, but it’s not Paul Azinger’s fault that they won and it’s not Tom Watson’s fault that they lost. 
The players should take enough pride (and accountability) in the outcome of the Ryder Cup – in particular the player leaders.”

LAST SESSION OF PLAY ABANDONED DUE TO BAD WEATHER

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LANCS ARE ENGLISH SENIOR CHAMPS       AFTER RAIN-SHORTENED FINAL DAY    Lancashire were crowned English Senior Men’s County Champions for the first time after a storm-hit, disrupted and shortened final day of a difficult week at Hindhead in Surrey. Having gone into the final day on level terms with defending champions Kent, both counties claiming two victories, everyone was eagerly looking forward to a fitting climax. But it wasn’t to be. Although the foursomes were completed, albeit with a ten minute suspension for thunder in mid morning, the singles were delayed. Some were started, but after a further delay for lightning and several heavy downpours, play was abandoned. That meant, according to the championship conditions, that the six singles were declared halves which meant Lancashire won 5-4 having edged the completed foursomes 2-1. “I’m delighted and proud that we have won this title at last,” said Lancashire captain Stuart Fawcett. “However, I’m disappointed that we didn’t manage to get the six singles away because I would have loved to have won it in a full match on the course. “But after five or six years of trying and never managing to pull it off it is great to be champions at last. My team has been as one. They have supported each other and all played their part. I know how Kent must feel as we were in the same position last year.” Kent captain Mark Singfield said: “It’s disappointing for us. Sometimes you are on the right end of a rules decision and sometimes you are on the wrong end. We wouldn’t have chosen to go into lunch 2-1 down but we were looking forward to a very competitive afternoon. In the end the weather won. “But I offer my congratulations to Stuart and his boys.” In a week of poor weather with frequent heavy rain and strong winds, it was a shame the climax of such an important event should be handicapped in such a way. But in the end the weather was the winner. Lancashire’s victory in the foursomes proved crucial in the end. They were indebted to Terry Brown and Glyn Rees who beat Ross Galgut and Phil Bramall 4 and 3 and to Alan Gillespie and Jeremy Morgan, winners by two holes against David Weighton and Bruce Hilsdon. Kent’s victory was secured by internationals Richard Partridge and Chris Reynolds, who beat Ian Crowther and Tony Holt by two holes. In the third place match, Gloucestershire and Nottinghamshire shared the foursomes 1½-1½ and despite starting some of the singles, they also fell foul of the weather. So it was agreed that all would be declared halves which meant their overall match was tied. Caption: The winning Lancashire team (image © Leaderboard Photography) For all the news, scores and images visit the championship webpage Press Office England Golf pr@englandgolf.org01526 354500

HEAVY RAIN SHORTENS PORTUGAL MASTERS ' OPENING DAY

 GREAT SCOTT! BUT JAMIESON'S 63

IS TOPPED BY A 60 FROM COLSAERTS



FROM THE EUROPEAN TOUR WEBSITE

Nicolas Colsaerts missed out on the first ever 59 on The European Tour by the merest of margins on the opening day of the Portugal Masters at the Oceånico Victoria Golf Club at Vilamoura on the Algarve/
The Belgian slid a 20 foot birdie putt agonisingly just past the left-hand lip of the 18th to fall short of the elusive feat by a single stroke.
No player has ever broken 60 in the 42-year history of The European Tour, but Colsaerts looked set to change all that after he followed seven birdies with eagles at the 15th and 17th.
That left the 31 year old needing a birdie going up the last and he responded by sending a typically booming drive straight down the middle of the fairway.
A short iron left him with a makeable putt and, as he walked towards the green, he was able to share a joke with playing partner Branden Grace, who shot 60 at Kingsbarns in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship two years ago.
Colsaerts’ putt looked on course to drop until the final few moments as he instead had to be content with a 60 - the 19th time the score has been managed on The European Tour.
Even more significantly, he was able to head to the clubhouse with a three-shot lead over the rest of the field.
The closest of his rivals were Alexander Levy and Scott Jamieson, who had set the target mark for the afternoon starters with a round of 63.
Frenchman Levy was first to haul in Jamieson, who operated with a new putter after missing the cut in his previous three tournament, after 14 holes but he was unable to go on.
Instead it was Colsaerts who took charge as his recent return to form gathered extreme pace on the back nine.
The 2012 Ryder Cup winner has missed the cut in half of the 14 tournament he has played on The European Tour this season, but has found some touch in the past month.
He had made his past three cuts before heading to the Algarve and last time out finished in a tie for fourth at the ISPS Handa Welsh Open.
A string of four birdies from the ninth moved him to seven under before he leapfrogged Levy and Jamieson into the lead with the first of his eagles as his power dwarfed the 315 yard par four 15th.
At the penultimate hole he was able to clear the water – which Jamieson had earlier found in the only blemish of his round – to open up his chance of a 59 up the last.
"When I made eagle on 15,  I knew then that if I birdied the last three, that would have been 59," Colsaerts said.
"So I parred 16 and then walking down the fairway on 16, I tell Brian after I hit a good drive, I was like: 'It's 59 or nothing'."
Re-living his final hole, he added: "Hit a good drive. It's too bad it (the putt) just shaves the edge.
"I thought it was going to be slightly left to right at the end and it kind of went straight and basically just left it hanging. Too bad, I thought it was a pretty good effort, especially with these dark clouds that we saw at the back. It's a great setting."
The weather forced play to be called off for the day shortly after Colsaerts left the 18th with the players set to resume at 8.15am Friday  morning.
The best of the players yet to finish their opening round was Adrian Otaegui, who is precariously placed at 120th in The Race to Dubai, as he was seven under through 14 holes and level with fellow Spaniard Rafa Cabrera-Bello.
Jamieson earlier shot out of the traps, carding five birdies in his opening seven holes, but then immediately dropped his only shot of the day on the par five 17th - when he found the water with his second.
The Scot finished his round with his eighth and ninth birdies of the day, and was content with his day's work as he found improvement with his new short stick.
"It's a similar style putter, something different to look at," he said.
"I feel like I've been playing really well for the last three months. I had a few top tens a couple months back, and hopefully, this will be the week that I can sort of capitalise on it because I feel tee to green, everything's been very good."
Another Scot, Chris Doak, was in a group of four players who carded 65s to be five shots off the pace.
Doak's flawless round continued a memorable few weeks during which he became a father for the first time before finishing fifth at last week's Alfred Dunhill Links Championship and secured his Tour card for the 2015 season. 
Chile's Felipe Aguilar and English duo Danny Willett and David Lynn were alongside him on six under while Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley enjoyed a blemish-free 67.

LEADING COMPLETED ROUNDS
Par 71
60 N Colsaerts (Belgium)
63 S Jamieson (Scotland), A Levy (France)
64 R Cabrera-Bello (Spain)
65 C Doak (Scotland), D Willett (England), F Aguillar (Chile), D Lynn (England)

OTHER SCOTS' SCORES
68 D Drysdale (T28)
69 M Warren (T44)
70 R Ramsay (T56)
71 P Lawrie (T71)
75 C Lee (T119) 

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PRACTICE AREA IMPROVEMENT AT ABERDEENSHIRE CLUB

£9,000 LOTTERY FUND BOOST FOR 

PETERCULTER JUNIOR FACILITIES

NEWS RELEASE
 Peterculter Golf Club has received a boost thanks to the Big Lottery Fund and sportscotland which will enable them to build new facilities for junior members.  
The Aberdeenshire club, near Aberdeen, has been given £9,000 by Awards for All Scotland to improve the practice area which will be used to deliver its ClubGolf coaching programme. 
Club captain Janette Cook, said: “Peterculter Golf Club has successfully provided ClubGolf junior coaching for over eight years.  We have introduced many children to the sport but we always felt we should develop our own ‘short game practice’ area. 
“Until recently, we had the use of a local practice facility but unfortunately this became unavailable.  This was the spur we needed to go ahead with developing our own facility.  An area was identified quite close to the clubhouse and car park which was deemed to be very safe for our juniors to practice.
“Obviously we were financially restrained on how far we could develop the area, but the success of our application to Awards For All Scotland now puts us in a position to progress with the development of a very comprehensive short game practice facility. 
"This will enable Trevor Grose, our Head Coach, and his dedicated team to deliver our junior ClubGolf programme.  
"This facility will encompass all aspects of the all-important short game - chipping, pitching, bunker play and putting.”
The project is expected to cost around £19,000, with the club adding to the Awards for All funding awarded under the category of “improvements or additions to community buildings or play facilities”. The work, which will be carried out by club staff, will begin on the 120 x 60 yard area at the end of October and weather permitting, should be complete in time for next season.
The suggestion to apply for funding came from Audra Booth, ClubGolf Regional Manager for Grampian.  She said:
“I spoke with Janette initially at a meeting I had at the club about another subject and their practice area came up. I told her that there may be funding available to assist what they were looking to do as they have a lot of children attending their sessions.
"This year for example they had 59. It meant that they had to go to another facility or close holes on their course in order to deliver their coaching sessions, which was no longer safe due to numbers. 
“I then met with the club's PGA professional Dean Vannet and Paul Sharp, the head greenkeeper, to find out what they had in mind and asked them to get together the costs and a plan in order to see which funding stream would be most suitable for them to apply to.
“This funding and development will mean that they can deliver the full ClubGolf programme in a safe environment, without having to take their juniors to another facility.
“I have assisted a few clubs in the past although funding is not guaranteed.  Rosehearty, for example, had no practice bunkers and used to take their children onto the beach for those lessons and after a successful Awards For All application they now have two bunkers at their sixth hole.”
Peterculter has a thriving membership with a 122-strong junior section and 14 trained ClubGolf volunteer coaches.
The new area will benefit them and adult members as well as the wider community, with local primary schools being approached to take part in ClubGolf coaching at the club.
Janette added: “We feel as a club it is extremely important to develop and encourage the enthusiasm of our junior members, who, after all, are the future of golf.”

SCORES CORRECTED TO TWO-OVER-PAR 74 EACH

STEWART, NICOL HEAD  SCOTS' 

CHALLENGE AT ALPS TOUR MASTERS

Michael Stewart, pictured, from Ayrshire, who played in the winning GB and I Walker Cup team at Balgownie in 2011, is still trying to light the flame that will carry him to a successful pro career.
After the scoreboard initially credited him with a par-matching 72, that was later corrected to two-over 74,  in the first round of the Alps Tour Masters at Golf de Pont-Royal, France.
The score for Fraserburgh's Kris Nicol (Paul Lawrie Golf Centre) was also officially adjusted upwards, from 73 to 74, the same as Stewart. They are joint 37th in a field of 108 behind Spanish league by four, Eduardo Larranga (Spain) with a 65.

John Henry (Clydebank and Dist) had a 76 for joint 72nd position.

Fifer James White from Lundin did not fare so well. He had an 80 for joint 101st place.

LEADING FIRST ROUND

Par 72

65 E Larranaga (Spa)

69 A Cooley (Eng)

70 T Sherreard (Eng), M Miloro (Ita), A Bolognesi (Ita)

SCOTS' SCORES

74 M Stewart, K Nicol (T37)

76 J Henry (T72)

80 J White (T101)

SCOTLAND WON THE FOURSOMES, LOST THE SINGLES

SCOTS  LOSE TWO-DAY UNDER-16s

MATCH TO ENGLAND

Scotland lost 16-9 to England in a two-day Under-16 boys' international golf match at Blackwell Golf Club, Worcestershire last weekend.

The match was broken up into three sections - match-play singles on a stroke-play format; foursomes, and singles.

The only session that the Scots won was the foursomes by a 3 1/2-1 1/2 margin.

England won the singles stroke-play 8-2 and the singles match-play 6 1/2-3 1/2.

Six of the 10 singles ties went to the 18th green so it was a closer overall contest that might the overall scoreline might suggest.

RESULTS

(England names first)

STROKE-PLAY/MATCH-PLAY

England 8, Scotland 2

Marco Penge 76 lost to Sam Locke 75

Matty Lamb 67 bt Robert Watson 78

Oliver Clark 68 bt Sandy Scott 75

Coby Cartwright 75 bt Glen Burrett 76

Harry Bigham 75 bt Cameron Black 80

Dan O'Laughlin 73 bt Rory Franssen 76

Jake Benson 75 bt Callum Bruce 81

Josh Oddy 84 lost to Jamie Stewart 74

Ben Jones 70 bt Cris Finnie 71

Luke Northwood 72 bt Matthew McCulloch 77

FOURSOMES

England 1 1/2, Scotland 3 1/2

Penge and Bigham lost to McCulloch and Finnie 4 and 3.

Lamb and Clark bt Watson and Locke 4 and 3.

Cartwright and Oddy halved with Scott and Burrett

Benson and O'Laughlin lost to Franssen and Stewart 2 and 1.

Jones and Northwood lost to Black and Bruce 1 hole.

SINGLES

England 6 1/2, Scotland 3 1/2

Bigham lost to McCulloch 3 and 3

O'Laughlin halved with Watson

Penge halved with Locke

Clark bt Stewart 1 hole.

Oddy bt Finnie 1 hole

Benson lost to Burrett 3 and 2.

Jones bt Franssen 2 holes.

Northwood bt Black 3 and 2.

Lamb bt Bruce 3 and 2.

Cartwright halved with Scott 

SCOTTISH ALLIANCE 54-HOLE CHAMPIONSHIP

	Marriott Dalmahoy draw  October 15-16-17
Players numbered  1 to  54  - play East Course on 15th October and West Course on 16th October
Players numbered 55 to 106 - play West Course on 15th October and East Course on 16th October
		EAST FIRST			WEST SECOND
Match	No.	Name	Club	Region	Category	Pro/Hdp
1	1	Scott Grieve	Turnhouse	East	Professional	Pro
08:00	2	Alan MacKay	Kingsknowe	East	Amateur	2
2	3	Chris Morris	Kingsknowe	East	Professional	Pro
08:10	4	Paul Porteous	Uphall	East	Amateur	4
3	5	Graham Hillan	Strathaven	East	Amateur	4
08:20	6	Stuart Davidson	Archerfield Links	East	Amateur	4
4	7	Keir McNicoll	Gullane	East	Professional	Pro
08:30	8	Philip Leggate	Musselburgh	East	Senior Amateur	9
5	9	Peter Jeffrey	Duddingston	Midlands	Amateur	11
08:40	10	Alister Mason	Thornton	Midlands	Senior Amateur	9
6	11	Andrew Oldcorn	Kings Acre	East	Professional	Pro
08:50	12	Colin Halcrow	Windyhill	West	Senior Amateur	4
7	13	Ewan Robertson	Longniddry	East	Senior Amateur	5
09:00	14	Neil McGarva	Kilmacolm	West	Senior Amateur	7
8	15	John England	Moray	North	Amateur	5
09:10	16	John McCluskey	Archerfield Links	East	Senior Amateur	12
9	17	Steve Craig	Dunfermline	Midlands	Professional	Pro
09:20	18	Stuart McMehen	Falkirk Tryst	East	Amateur	2
10	19	David Stein	Ranfurly Castle	West	Professional	Pro
09:30	20	Keith Bruce	Edzell	Midlands	Senior Amateur	2
11	21	Jim Watt	Edzell	Midlands	Senior Amateur	1
09:40	22	Robert Allan	Cardrona	East	Senior Amateur	10
12	23	David Rodger	Windyhill	West	Professional	Pro
09:50	24	Stuart Wardlaw	Harburn	East	Senior Amateur	12
13	25	Jordan Gallagher	Douglas Park	West	Professional	Pro
10:00	26	George Wither	Duddingston	East	Senior Amateur	2
14	27	David Johnston	Moray	North	Amateur	6
10:10	28	Michael Winton	Caledonian GC	North East	Amateur	12
15	29	Gordon Hilson	Dunbar	East	Professional	Pro
10:20	30	Bryan Robson	Newmacher	North East	Amateur	4
16	31	Alan Glass	Alloa	Midlands	Senior Amateur	13
10:30	32	David Fleming	Portlethen	North East	Senior Amateur	6
17	33	Neil Henderson	Renaissance Club	East	Professional	Pro
10:40	34	Neish Chisholm	Kemnay	North East	Senior Amateur	12
18	35	David Nelson	Aboyne	North East	Senior Amateur	9
10:50	36	Bill Johnston	Moray	North	Senior Amateur	10
19	37	Mark Kerr	Dalmahoy	East	Professional	Pro
11:00	38	Charles Cassie	Nigg Bay	North East	Amateur	7
20	39	Craig Gordon	Edinburgh GC	East	Professional	Pro
11:10	40	Keith Shanks	Kings Links GC	North East	Amateur	2
21	41	David Law	Paul Lawrie GC	North East	Professional	Pro
11:20	42	Ben Lumsden	Northern GC	North East		11
22	43	Daniel Wood	The Hirsel	East	Professional	Pro
11:30	44	Chris Law	Kings Links GC	North East	Amateur	0
23	45	Kris Nicol	Paul Lawrie GC	North East	Professional	Pro
11:40	46	Robin Cockburn	Harburn	East	Senior Amateur	5
24	47	Philip McLean	Paul Lawrie GC	North East	Professional	Pro
11:50	48	Iain Macaulay	Elgin	North	Amateur	5
25	49	Kenny Cochrane	Dullatur	West	Senior Amateur	14
12:00	50	Tommy Madden	Elgin	North	Senior Amateur	10
26	51	Richard Lamont	Bathgate	Midlands	Senior Amateur	12
12:10	52	John Duff	Newmacher	North East	Amateur	2
27	53	Albert Smith	Turriff	North East	Amateur	5
12:20	54	Walter Forsyth	Peebles	East	Amateur	7
WEST FIRST				EAST  SECOND
1	55	Andrew Marshall	Houston Golf Range	East	Professional	Pro
08:00	56	Willie Laing	Prestonfield	East	Senior Amateur	6
2	57	Andrew Erskine	Ratho Park	East	Professional	Pro
08:10	58	William Marr	West Lothian	East	Senior Amateur	11
3	59	Ross Neill	Drumpellier	East	Professional	Pro
08:20	60	Colin Fraser	Peebles	East	Amateur	0
4	61	Andrew Rothney	Deer Park	East	Amateur	3
08:30	62	Alan Martin	The Duke's	Midlands	Professional	Pro
5	63	Gerry Wilson	Musselburgh	East	Amateur	12
08:40	64	Michael Carrigan	Greenburn	East	Amateur	11
6	65	Alan Devlin	Pumpherston	East	Senior Amateur	14
08:50	66	Robert Marshall	Greenburn	East	Amateur	9
7	67	James Silvestro	Musselburgh	East	Amateur	7
09:00	68	Paul Brookes	Pitreavie	Midlands	Professional	Pro
8	69	Stuart Birrell	Leven Thistle	Midlands	Amateur	2
09:10	70	Ryan Buckley	Royal Musselburgh	East	Professional	Pro
9	71	Lloyd Saltman	Archerfield Links	East	Professional	Pro
09:20	72	James Kinloch	Cardross	West	Senior Amateur	3
10	73	Ross Munro	Duddingston	East	Professional	Pro
09:30	74	Peter Kinloch	Cardross	West	Senior Amateur	6
11	75	Craig Matheson	Falkirk Tryst	Midlands	Professional	Pro
09:40	76	Derek Fyfe	Duddingston	East	Senior Amateur	8
12	77	Greg O'Neill	Dullatur	West	Amateur	2
09:50	78	Stephen Lamb	Peebles	East	Professional	Pro
13	79	Joshua Lamb	Cardrona	East	Amateur	1
10:00	80	Alistair Graham	Aboyne	North East	Amateur	5
14	81	Keiran Cooney	Kingsfield GC	East	Professional	Pro
10:10	82	James Duncan	Newburgh on Ythan	North East	Senior Amateur	4
15	83	Louis Gaughan	Bathgate	East	Professional	Pro
10:20	84	Hugh Fraser	Niddry Castle	East	Amateur	1
16	85	Tony Boyle	Glenbervie	East	Amateur	4
10:30	86	David Wilson	Duff House Royal	North East	Senior Amateur	8
17	87	David MacKay	Hazelhead	North East	Amateur	7
10:40	88	Stewart Taylor	Boat of Garten	North	Senior Amateur	12
18	89	Neil Colquhoun	Merchants	East	Professional	Pro
10:50	90	Ron Bell	Pitlochry	Midlands	Senior Amateur	6
19	91	Dougal Spaven	Pitlochry	Midlands	Senior Amateur	9
11:00	92	Alan Boxx	Boat of Garten	North	Senior Amateur	11
20	93	Gary Homer	Northern GC	North East		10
11:10	94	Jimmy Rankeillor	Baberton	East	Amateur	11
21	95	Norman Huguet	Musselburgh	East	Professional	Pro
11:20	96	David Leslie	Northern GC	North East		4
22	97	Bill Shaw	Banchory	North East		9
11:30	98	Ross Harrower	Boat of Garten	North	Professional	Pro
23	99	Robert Coupar	Boat of Garten	North	Amateur	9
11:40	100	John Forrest	Northern GC	North East	Senior Amateur	9
24	101	Norman Stewart	Northern GC	North East	Senior Amateur	14
11:50	102	William Rusk	Nairn	North	Senior Amateur	10
25	103	Robert H Stewart	Torvean	North	Amateur	2
12:00	104	Lee Sutherland	Monifieth	Midlands	Professional	Pro
26	105	George Cant	Monifieth	Midlands	Senior Amateur	11
12:10	106	Peter Walker	Cruden Bay	North East	Senior Amateur	12