Scotland, South Africa and Australia in tri-am at Castle Stuart this week

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A six-player Scotland side will play South Africa and Australia in a Tri-Am international match at Castle Stuart Golf Links this week.
As preparation for next week's Amateur Championship at Carnoustie and Panmure, leading players from all three countries will compete from Tuesday to Thursday
Three of the five Scots currently ranked in the top 100 of the World Amateur Golf Ranking will tee up, namely Grant Forrest from Craigielaw, Bearsden’s Ewen Ferguson and Daniel Young of Craigie Hill
  Ex-Scottish Amateur champion Forrest is back on home soil after his college season at the University of San Digeo, with Ferguson, last year’s Scottish Boys matchplay and strokeplay champion, and South African Amateur winner Young all looking to maintain their form.
Another US-based Scot, Glencruitten’s Robert MacIntyre, is also back for the domestic summer season after a strong first year at McNeese State University in Louisiana, with GolfKings Scottish Area Team Championship winner Jack McDonald (Kilmarnock Barassie) and Greig Marchbank (Thornhill) making up the six-player team.
 Bradley Neil and Graeme Robertson were unavailable for selection.
 Australia have a number of their leading names teeing up, including world amateur ranked No. 14 Ryan Ruffels, Lucas Herbert – who set a new course record at Moray en route to a share of fourth place in the Carrick Neill Scottish Open stroke-play  – Taylor MacDonald, Cameron Davis and Antonio Murdaca.