Knox will make cut but Warren and Laird 

prospects not bright in Zurich Classic

Russell Knox shot a 70 for a 139 halfway total in the US PGA Tour's Zurich Classic. The Inverness-born player was T45 when second-round play ended early because of  "inclement weather" .. even though the temperature was up in the 80s!
Presumably the threat of lightning in the area.
Marc Warren needs a very good inward half to have a chance of survving the cut.When play was halted he was lying T109 after an opening round of 72 and 39 for the first nine on his second circuit.
Martin Laird looks like missed the cut mark which will not be decided until all the second rounds are completed on Saturday morning (local time).
Laird has shot 75-69 for 144 and is T120.

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Leishman goes low at Zurich Classic after wife's health scare

By Andy Zunz, GolfWeek

Golf has been far from the forefront of Marc Leishman's mind over the past few weeks.
Leishman, 31, missed the Masters as he attended to his wife, Audrey, who was fighting to survive an attack of toxic shock syndrome and acute respiratory distress syndrome in late March. Audrey was given a 5-percent chance of survival, according to the PGA Tour, but battled back and is recovering in Virginia Beach, Va.
“That was really tough,” said Leishman to the Tour. “I didn’t eat really for four or five days.”
But the one-time Tour winner is back on the course at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, and while his mind is likely with his wife at home, his game is on point at TPC Louisiana.
The Australian went on a birdie binge during the second round of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, making eight from Nos. 7-16 and 10 overall. Leishman was 10 under on the day with one hole to play, but he will likely finish his round with a bogey as he faced a chip shot for par when the round was suspended due to inclement weather.
"Hopefully, I'll hole out or get up and down for bogey," said Leishman to the Associated Press. "It was a good day, my expectations were pretty much non-existent this week.
"Today, I hit some good shots and holed some putts and all of a sudden you're 10-under."
Leishman is at 8 under overall after opening with a 74 at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, three shots behind co-leaders Boo Weekley and Hudson Swafford at 11 under.
Swafford came out of the gates early to card a 66 in the morning wave, and Weekley sits at 11 under with three holes to play in his second round. Play will resume 8 a.m. Saturday morning.
Swafford went bogey-free on the day, spacing six birdies out in the round of 66.
"(Heading into Bay Hill), I wasn't hitting it good or putting good. Nothing was clicking," said Swafford. "I changed my takeaway and my stroke with the putter. Ever since that, I've seen some good golf."
Five players are tied at 10 under, including Jason Day and Daniel Berger, who still have holes to play in their second rounds.
The cut line is projected at 4 under, with 83 golfers at that mark or better.

Whiteford climbs with a 66 but Saltman crashes to a 9 in Madrid Challenge

 

By COLIN FARQUHARSON 

Fifer Peter Whiteford shot one of the rounds of the day - a six-under-par 66 - to climb into a share of 14th place with a round to go in the Challenge Tour's event in Madrid.

On the same 207 mark is former Scottish amateur champion Andrew McArthur. They are seven shots behind the joint  leaders, Irishman Ruaidhri McGee and Spain's Naco Elvira on 176-under-par 200

Whiteford reduced the outward half to 31 shots - five under - with birdies at the first, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh. He continued the birdie-fest after the turn with gains at the 11th and 15th. 

He did not quite make it back to the clubhouse without a bogey - the only one popped out on him at the 17th. Whiteford's earlier rounds were 71 and 70.

McArthur has shot 67-72-68 and he will be cursing a sloppy start to the inward half which saw him bogey the 10th and 12th. Never mind, he had birdies at the first, fourth, seventh, ninth, 11th and 16th in halves of 32-36.

Elliot Saltman, the leading Scot overnight, fell down to joint 20th place with Ross Kellett on 208 after an extraordinary finish to what had been a very good card. 

Saltman ran up a quadruple bogey 9 at the par-5 18th. Having shot six birdies earlier, he still finished with a 72 but his victory chance has gone. Kellett had a 71.

Jamie McLeary is joint 47th on 211 after a third-round 70 while George Murray has dropped to joint 53rd on 7212 after a 75.

Wallace Booth is tied 60th on 213 after a7

 

LEADING THIRD SCORES

par 216 (3x72)

200 Ruaidhri McGee (Ire) 65 67 68, Nacho Elvira (Spa) 66 68 66

202 Ricardo Gouveia (Por) 66 68 68

SCOTS' SCORES

207 Andrew McArthur 67 72 68, Peter Whiteford 71 70 66 (T14)

209 Ross Kellett 67 70 71, Elliot Saltman 70 66 72 (T20)

211 Jamie McLeary 70 71 70 (T47)

212 George Murray 70 67 75 (T53)

213 Wallace Booth 73 69 71 (T60)

Irishman McGee shares lead with local hero

EUROPEAN TOUR COMMUNICATIONS

Nacho Elvira will hold home hopes atop his broad Spanish shoulders entering the final round of the Challenge de Madrid as he carved out a narrow two stroke advantage, alongside Ireland’s Ruaidhri McGee, at El Encin Golf Hotel.

Elvira will have McGee for company in the final round as the Irishman continued to play well in Madrid, despite the added pressure of playing on a medical extension in the early part of the season.

The 24 year old is as laid back as they come, seemingly unfazed by his lofty position, and if he continues to play as he has so far – having signed for a 68 on day three – then he could well upset the home support with a maiden triumph of his own on Saturday.

“I started with a good birdie at the first, which settled me down a bit, and then I just parred my way round from there,” sad McGee. “It was really boring actually, just fairways and greens, until I got to nine and made a birdie.

“The back nine was pretty similar apart from a couple more birdies, so 14 pars and four birdies was pretty solid. I definitely left a few out there, and I’m going to go now and put a little practice into my putting, and work on that for an hour or so and I should be OK.

“I just need to approach it the same as every day and see what happens. There is no point building it up to something really big, or you won’t be able to play properly, so I’ll just chill out and play it by ear.”

Scores after round three:

200 R McGee (Irl) 65 67 68, N Elvira  (Esp) 66 68 66,
202 R Gouveia (Por) 66 68 68,
203 S Soderberg (Swe) 67 66 70,
204 A Tadini (Ita) 70 68 66, S Gros (Fra) 65 70 69,
205 A Garcia-Heredia (Esp) 64 73 68, P Oriol (Esp) 69 69 67,
206 B Stone (RSA) 69 67 70, F Calmels  (Fra) 71 70 65, P Maddy (Eng) 68 71 67, D Foos (Ger) 67 68 71, J Sarasti  (Esp) 66 66 74,
207 A McArthur  (Sco) 67 72 68, P Whiteford (Sco) 71 70 66, J Lima  (Por) 73 67 67, C Hanson (Eng) 68 70 69, S Manley (Wal) 70 68 69, B Virto Astudillo (Esp) 71 65 71
208 S Walker (Eng) 70 68 70, V Riu  (Fra) 71 70 67, C Paisley  (Eng) 70 71 67, B Evans  (Eng) 73 67 68, R Kellett (Sco) 67 70 71, C Berardo (Fra) 70 70 68, J Walters (RSA) 72 70 66, E Saltman  (Sco) 70 66 72, S Thornton (Irl) 74 67 67
209 M Trappel  (Aut) 68 69 72, J Gonnet  (Fra) 72 69 68, C Gloet  (Den) 70 68 71, P Lawrie (Irl) 68 70 71, P Martin Benavides (Esp) 69 71 69, J Lara (Esp) 68 73 68, J Glennemo (Swe) 67 69 73, A Hortal  (Esp) 73 69 67, C Aguilar  (Esp) 69 72 68, P Figueiredo  (Por) 69 67 73
210 J Senior (Eng) 70 69 71, S Fallon (Eng) 69 69 72, A Saddier (Fra) 70 69 71, N Ravano (Ita) 66 75 69, L Nemecz (Aut) 73 67 70, M Jonzon (Swe) 65 73 72, M Lafeber (Ned) 73 68 69, B Stow (Eng) 71 71 68
211 T Sluiter  (Ned) 71 71 69, E Cuartero Blanco  (Esp) 67 75 69, G Porteous (Eng) 69 72 70, M Delpodio  (Ita) 70 72 69, M Wiegele  (Aut) 74 68 69, J McLeary  (Sco) 70 71 70
212 J Dantorp (Swe) 71 71 70, G Maybin (Nir) 71 71 70, J Fahrbring (Swe) 68 70 74, G Murray  (Sco) 70 67 75, J Stalter (Fra) 73 69 70, R Kakko  (Fin) 68 72 72, J Garcia Del Moral (Esp) 70 70 72
213 D Gaunt (Eng) 70 69 74, E Larrañaga (Esp) 75 67 71, S Tiley (Eng) 69 70 74, W Booth  (Sco) 73 69 71, J Gallegos  (Esp) 71 71 71, A Gee  (Eng) 69 73 71, P Archer (Eng) 72 70 71
214 L Gagli  (Ita) 71 71 72
215 J Huldahl (Den) 75 67 73
217 H Satama (Fin) 70 72 75
218 N Kimsey (Eng) 70 72 76, W Harrold (Eng) 68 74 76

 Two potential buyers for Gleneagles

 hotel and golf resort

From GolfBusinessNews.com 

Following the February announcement that Diageo, the owners of Gleneagles – the luxurious Perthshire hotel and golf resort that hosted the 2014 Ryder Cup – had appointed property firm Jones Lang LaSalle to look for potential buyers, word is that there are two bidders in the running. 
One is said to be KSL Capital Partners, the US-based firm which owns The Belfry (among many other properties), but, as yet, the other bidder is unknown. 
This is not the first time that Diageo has been said to be considering offers. A few weeks ago a spokesperson was reported as saying, “Gleneagles is one of the UK’s finest luxury hotels and one of the world’s most fantastic golf resorts. We are sure there are many people who would love to own Gleneagles and have received numerous expressions of interest over the years, and particularly since the Ryder Cup. As you would expect, we have a duty to consider such interest carefully.” 
Watch this space! 
Geoff Russell 
Publisher
 publisher@golfbusinessnews.com @GBNPublisher

Fife men's MyGolfRankings

www.mygolfranking.net, Fife Men, Week 2015/16

1 Barry Logan (Dunnikier Park) 1231 points,

2 Ryan Brown (Dunfermline) 1150,

3 Steve Elias (Thornton) 1064,George Lorimer (Cupar) 1106,

4 *Kieran Murphy (Lochore Meadows) 1060,

5 George Gibson (Dunnikier Park) 1042,

www.mygolfranking.net, Fife Clubs Men, Week 2015/16

1 Dunnikier Park 792 pts

2 Dunfermline 754

3 Kirkcaldy 752

4 Forrester Park Resort 744

T5 Anstruther 742, Kinghorn 742,

*Entry this week

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 Debut victory for Keith Reilly at Scottish Seniors’ Spring Open at Scotscraig

By GORDON THOMSON

Keith Reilly (Silverknowes ), playing in his first Scottish Seniors Golfing Society event, won the Spring Meeting at Scotscraig today with a fine aggregate of 144 which left him four shots clear of overnight leader, Malcolm Reid (Sonning) and another debutant, Paul Moultrie (Royal Troon).

Lying one stroke behind after the first round, Reilly produced a fine 70 to secure his win. A scratch player, Keith is a multiple winner of the Silverknowes club championship and a former  winner of the Lothians Champion of Champions event. 

Having turned 50 in September, this was his first SSGS event and one he will remember for a long time, particularly as he also won a trip to Spain, courtesy  of Campbell Lamont Golf Leagues, along with David Downie (Kirriemuir ) who had the second best net score in the event.

Scotscraig again proved to be an excellent and hospitable venue but the fast running conditions  proved very difficult for the bulk of the field and this was reflected in the CSS of 75 on each day, which is some three strokes higher than the SSS."

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BEST NET TOTALS
144 K Reilly (Silverknowes)(scr) 74 70
147 D Downie (Kirriemuir) (2) 74 73
148 K Davidson (Musselburgh) (4) 77 71, P Sinclair (Inverness) (7) 74 74, B Muir (Dalmahoy) (2) 74 74, M Reid (Sonning) (scr) 73 75
150 B Humble (Kilspindie) (3) 79 71, G Barrie (Callander) (2) 79 71, B Reid (Dunbar) (4) 77 73, D Smith (Stirling) (4) 76 74, R Craw (Glenbervie) 92) 75 75, L Clark (Edzell) (5) 74 76
151 K McArthur (Balbirnie Park) (4) 78 73, N McGarva (Kilmacolm) (6) 77 74, M Jenkins (Duff House Royal) (3) 77 74, J David Gardner (Broomieknowe) (1) 76 75, I Reid (Dumfries and Galloway) (2) 75 76.
152 M Rust (Tillicoutry) (1) 74 78
153 W Erskine (Kilsyth Lennox) (1) 79 74, M Mather (Ballater) (8) 77 76, C Halcrow (Windyhill) (4) 77 76, A Laird (Deeside) (4) 77 76, G Doig (Southerness) (4) 76 77, C Wilson (Ladybank) (4) 75 78, A Campbell (Murcar Links) (1) 74 79.
154 J Sim (Duff House Royal) (5) 86 68, G McNab (Lundin) (+1) 81 73, G Curran (Mortonhall) (4) 79 85, G Forrest (Northumberland) (1) 78 76, A White (Newton Stewart) (5) 78 76, P Moultrie (Royal Troon) (+3) 76 78
155 Lindsay Gordon (Turnhouse) (1) 79 76, T Bennett (Great Barr) (6) 79 76, G MacDonald (Glenbervie) (2) 78 77, David Imrie (Lundin) (1) 78 77, Dougie Imrie (Turnhouse) (3) 78 77
156 K Harrison (Carluke) (5) 82 74, A Smith (Turriff) (4) 81 75, B Bingham (Royal Troon) (3) 81 75, N Chisholm (Kemnay) (12) 79 77, G Rennie (Cathkin Braes) (2) 79 77, D Miller (Kilmarnock Barassie) (1) 78 78, I Farquhar (Edzell) (6) 77 79, R Brownhill (Edzell) (6) 77 79, J Aman (Grangemouth) (1) 75 81.

	The Scottish Seniors Golfing Society
	Spring Meeting
	Scotscraig Golf Club
	FINAL SCRATCH TOTALS
Player	Club	Gross	Gross	Gross
		Rd 1	Rd 2	Total
	SSS 72                    CSS	75RO	75
Keith  Reilly	Silverknowes	74	70	144
Malcolm Reid	Sonning	73	75	148
Paul Moultrie	Royal Troon	73	75	148
David  Downie	Kirriemuir	76	75	151
Grant McNab	Lundin	80	72	152
Bradford Muir	Dalmahoy	76	76	152
J David Gardner	Broomieknowe	77	76	153
Robert Craw	Glenbervie	77	77	154
Michael  Rust	Tillicoutry	75	79	154
George Barrie	Callander	81	73	154
William Erskine	Kilsyth Lennox	80	75	155
Andrew  Campbell	Murcar	75	80	155
Ian Reid	Dumfries and; Galloway	77	78	155
Kenny Gardiner	Letham Grange	82	74	156
Bob Humble	Kilspindie	82	74	156
Ken Davidson	Musselburgh	81	75	156
Graham Forrest	Northumberland	79	77	156
Michael  Jenkins	Duff House Royal	80	77	157
Lindsay Gordon	Turnhouse	80	77	157
Thomas McLevy	Blairgowrie	74	83	157
David Imrie	Lundin Golf Club	79	78	157
Graham Bell	Downfield	77	80	157
Brian Reid	Dunbar	81	77	158
Jalil Aman	Grangemouth	76	82	158
David Smith	Stirling	80	78	158
David Miller	K'nock (Barassie)	79	79	158
Kevin McArthur	Balbirnie Park	82	77	159
Ian  Jeen	Scotscraig	77	82	159
Gordon MacDonald	Glenbervie	80	79	159
Lindsay  Blair	Grangemouth	79	80	159
Laurie Chancellor	Inverness	84	76	160
Tony Stafford	Gleneagles (Dun Ochil)	81	79	160
John Fraser	Royal Burgess	80	80	160
Lindsay Clark	Edzell	79	81	160
Gordon Rennie	Cathkin Braes	81	79	160
Gordon Doig	Southerness	80	81	161
Drew  Waddell	Glasgow	81	80	161
Calum Wilson	Ladybank	79	82	161
Colin Halcrow	Windyhill	81	80	161
Andrew  Laird	Deeside	81	80	161
Dougie Imrie	Turnhouse	81	80	161
Brian Bingham	Royal Troon	84	78	162
Ian Angus	Duff House Royal	83	79	162
Gerry Curran	Mortonhall	83	79	162
Peter  Sinclair	Inverness	81	81	162
Les Pirie	Millport	79	83	162
Joe  McManus	Uphall	80	82	162
Alister Ferguson	Dunfermline	83	79	162
Neil McGarva	Kilmacolm	83	80	163
John Archibald	Lufness New	87	76	163
Duncan Hamilton	Mortonhall	78	85	163
Ian Dickson	Gullane	87	76	163
Stewart Millar	Cochrane Castle	84	79	163
Henry Anderson	Glenbervie	84	80	164
Albert Smith	Turriff	85	79	164
John Sim	Duff House Royal	91	73	164
Alan White	Newton Stewart	83	81	164
Ian Morrison	Royal Aberdeen	86	78	164
John Gullen	Tillycoultry	86	79	165
Allister  Raphael	St Andrews	86	79	165
Alasdair MacGregor	Hazelhead	80	85	165
John W  Johnston	Royal Aberdeen	86	79	165
David  Taylor	Dunfermline	82	83	165
John Scott	Grange	83	82	165
Kenneth Harrison	Carluke	87	79	166
Tom Sirel	Largs	87	79	166
Barry Brooks	Meldrum House	84	82	166
Allan Hogg	Turnhouse	87	79	166
Gerard Mannering	Bothwell Castle	82	84	166
Murray MacMillan	Stirling	82	85	167
Tony  Patterson	Sunningdale	84	83	167
John  Broadfoot	Turnberry	84	83	167
J Scott Macdonald	Dunfermline	85	82	167
Brian Smith	Hamilton	83	84	167
Dave Millar	New Club	84	83	167
Trevor Bennett	Great Barr	85	82	167
Ian Farquhar	Edzell	83	85	168
Robert Stewart	Tulliallan	87	81	168
Alexander Rowe	St. Andrews	86	82	168
Stuart Baker	Crail G.S.	89	80	169
Allan Elder	Kirkcaldy	79	90	169
Alan Harrington	Western Gailes	85	84	169
Jim Kinloch	Cardross	86	83	169
Alastair Taylor	Turnhouse	87	82	169
Michael  Mather	Ballater	85	84	169
Wilson  Morton	Dunbar	85	85	170
Brian Mitchell	Royal Burgess	87	83	170
W Kenneth Thomson	Bramall Park	87	83	170
David Shields	Glenearn	85	85	170
Ronald Brownhill	Edzell	83	87	170
Craig Wright	Whitecraigs	86	85	171
John Houston	Greenock	94	78	172
Steven Ellis	Cowal	86	86	172
John McDonald	Cowglen	89	83	172
Fraser Sharp	Boat of Garten	89	83	172
Richard  Gray	Irvine G C	90	84	174
Colin Mavor	Elgin	89	86	175
Willie Skene	Deeside	85	90	175
Denis McQuade	Glenbervie	90	86	176
Kenneth Christie	Dollar	86	90	176
Donald Lindsay	K'nock (Barassie)	88	88	176
Ian W R Smith	Craigielaw	85	92	177
William Barclay	Downfield	92	86	178
Andy Miller	Windyhill	90	88	178
Tom Gray	Lanark	91	88	179
Neish Chisholm	Kemnay	91	89	180
Colin Campbell	Gullane	91	90	181
David Nelson	Aboyne	92	89	181
Peter Kinloch	Cardross	91	91	182

Aberdonians' contrasting fortunes in China Open

Ramsay (68) is T10 but Lawrie (78) misses cut 

EUROPEAN TOUR COMMUNICATIONS
Julien Quesne continued his rich vein of form to establish a one-shot lead over his fellow Frenchman Alex Levy and America’s Peter Uihlein heading into the weekend of the Volvo China Open.
Quesne, who finished in a tie for fourth in Shenzhen last Sunday, carded a five under par round of 67 at Tomson Shanghai Pudong Golf Club, in Shanghai, to reach eight under par for the week.
Levy, who romped to a four-shot maiden victory in this event 12 months ago before picking up a second title in Portugal, had a makeable putt for what would have been a seventh birdie of the day to reach ten under par on the 14th hole, but having missed it then made a couple of errors over the closing holes.
After driving into a bunker at the 16th, the 24 year old hit his approach into the water en route to a double bogey six. 
He also dropped a shot at the short 17th having again found sand from the tee, but did pull one back with a gain at the last for a round of 68.
Quesne had romped to the turn in 32, before getting up-and-down from a bunker on the par five 13th and pitching to four feet at the next as the pace of the morning starters was blown away on a calm afternoon.
Uihlein saved the best to last, pitching in for eagle from off the 18th green to sign for a round of 67 and a seven under par aggregate total.
SCOTSWATCH: Richie Ramsay celebrated his choice as European Tour Player of the Month for April by shooting a 68 for 140 and a T10 position at halfway, four off the pace. But fellow Aberdonian Paul Lawrie had a nightmare day with a 78 for 151, missing the cut by five strokes. 
Apart from Ramsay, two other Scots will play the final two rounds. David Drysdale is on 144 (75-69) and Craig Lee on 145 (70-75).
Scots who missed the cut along with Lawrie were Scott Jamieson (148) despite an excellent 69 - 10 shots better than he had in Round 1 and Chris Doak 159 (78-81)
Key quotes
Julien Quesne: “Today was a little easier, because there was less wind. But I also played much better today, so that was the main reason for my good score. I felt very comfortable and hardly missed any shots, so it was a very good day all round.
“My performance last week definitely helped build my confidence, so I felt good at the start of the week and I’m still feeling good now. But there’s a long way to go.”
Alex Levy: “It was another very good day for me. I played very solid and enjoyed the day, except for the 16th hole, where I made a stupid mistake. But I made a nice birdie on the last, so I’ve already forgotten about the 16th. There was no wind today so it was much easier to control my distance, and my iron shots were very good.
“I’ve really enjoyed myself so far, so I hope that can continue. I don’t want to think about my game too much, just be natural. Fairways and greens, that’s all. If I can hole some putts, maybe I will have a chance. I hope so.”
Peter Uihlein: “I hit a great drive down 18, but then pulled my two iron approach a little left of the green. I kept changing between my 54 and 60 degree wedge, finally went for the 60 and nipped it perfectly, it went in at the proper speed so it was a great way to finish.
“I’ve gone for pretty much all of the par fives in two so far this week, apart from the 13th where I tried laying up and ended in a divot, so that was a sign not to try that again! But the greens are so small and undulating that it’s very difficult to find the right spot. You can see from the scoring that it’s a very tricky course.”

Day 2 in numbers
15 – Difference in strokes between Felipe Aguilar’s first and second rounds. The Chilean opened with an 80 and bounced back with a 65 on day two to comfortably make the cut on one over par.
146 – The cut mark, which equals the highest of the 2015 season.
67 – Number of players who made the cut.
4 – Number of Frenchmen in the top ten. 

SECOND-ROUND SCORES
Par 144 (2x72)
 136 J Quesne  (Fra) 69 67,
 137 P Uihlein  (USA) 70 67, A Levy (Fra) 69 68,
 139 K Aphibarnrat (Tha) 71 68, W Ashun (Chn) 73 66, L Hao-Tong (Chn) 71 68, M Manassero (Ita) 71 68, J Lando Casanova  (Fra) 71 68, R Wattel  (Fra) 72 67,
 140 R Ramsay  (Sco) 72 68, B An (Kor) 72 68, D Howell (Eng) 68 72,
 141 T Pieters  (Bel) 70 71, M Hendry (Nzl) 68 73,
 142 R Jacquelin (Fra) 74 68, A Johnston (Eng) 72 70, R Gibson (Aus) 71 71, R Cabrera-Bello (Esp) 73 69, S Kapur (Ind) 70 72, Z Jin (Chn) 72 70, P Meesawat  (Tha) 72 70, B Dredge (Wal) 68 74,
 143 M Foster (Eng) 72 71, E Grillo (Arg) 73 70, M Korhonen (Fin) 71 72, A Noren  (Swe) 73 70, M Griffin (Aus) 75 68, C Wood  (Eng) 73 70, M Nixon (Eng) 73 70, J Morrison  (Eng) 73 70, S Strange (Aus) 71 72,
 144 M Ilonen  (Fin) 73 71, R Green (Aus) 73 71, R Carter (USA) 71 73, D Drysdale (Sco) 75 69, Y Tian (Chn) 75 69, S Benson (Eng) 75 69, T Hatton (Eng) 75 69, G Havret  (Fra) 76 68, S Hend (Aus) 71 73, I Park (SKor) 70 74,
 145 M Carlsson  (Swe) 73 72, N Cullen (Aus) 72 73, S Hansen (Den) 75 70, L Bjerregaard  (Den) 75 70, R Fisher (Eng) 76 69, J Carlsson (Swe) 70 75, R Karlsson (Swe) 75 70, F Aguilar (Chi) 80 65, R Paratore (Ita) 74 71, T Lee (SKor) 74 71, T Pilkadaris (Aus) 72 73, D Horsey (Eng) 72 73, C Lee (Sco) 70 75, M Kieffer (Ger) 73 72, M Fraser (Aus) 69 76,
 146 R Rock (Eng) 73 73, S Jeffress (Aus) 72 74, O Wilson (Eng) 70 76, B Hebert  (Fra) 70 76, J Lee (Aus) 72 74, T Fisher Jnr (RSA) 75 71, J Edfors (Swe) 74 72, S Kjeldsen (Den) 75 71, Z Xin-Jun (Chn) 75 71, E Espana (Fra) 74 72, G Bourdy (Fra) 74 72

MISSED THE CUT
 147 T Lewis (Eng) 76 71, N Colsaerts  (Bel) 76 71, S Hutsby  (Eng) 74 73, K Broberg (Swe) 72 75, W Ormsby (Aus) 74 73, G Stal  (Fra) 73 74, H Ryu (SKor) 73 74, G Storm  (Eng) 75 72, D McGrane (Irl) 72 75, P Larrazábal (Esp) 75 72, G Tian-Lang (Chn) 75 72,
 148 C Lee (Kor) 77 71, L Yan-Wei (Chn) 77 71, A Wall (Eng) 73 75, S Jamieson  (Sco) 79 69, M Crespi  (Ita) 76 72, G Flint (Aus) 74 74, H Choi (Kor) 73 75, E Pepperell (Eng) 75 73, P Hanson (Swe) 78 70, H Shao-Cai (Chn) 71 77, B Kim (SKor) 74 74, O Fisher  (Eng) 73 75, T Fleetwood  (Eng) 72 76, M Madsen  (Den) 76 72, A Cañizares  (Esp) 73 75, J Cheng (Chn) 75 73,
 149 J Van Zyl (RSA) 75 74, M Brown (Nzl) 75 74, D Brooks (Eng) 78 71, R Bland (Eng) 74 75, S Kim (SKor) 76 73, R Dillon (USA) 76 73, E Molinari  (Ita) 77 72, S Park (SKor) 77 72, C Yi (Chn) 72 77, S Dong (Chn) 77 72, B Proverbs (am) (Aus) 77 72
 150 A Quiros  (Esp) 73 77, D Jang (SKor) 75 75, T Khrongpha (Tha) 75 75, J Garcia Pinto (Esp) 75 75, C Zi-Hao (Chn) 76 74, H Ze-Yu (Chn) 78 72, R Fox (Nzl) 73 77,
 151 O Zheng (Chn) 77 74, D Lipsky (USA) 78 73, D Bransdon (Aus) 78 73, S Dodd (Wal) 79 72, M Tullo (Chi) 76 75, M Hoey  (Nir) 76 75, J Higginbottom (Aus) 73 78, P Lawrie (Sco) 73 78, Z Lianwei (Chn) 77 74, J Kruger (RSA) 79 72,
 152 S Chawrasia (Ind) 76 76, H Mu (Chn) 79 73, J Campillo (Esp) 78 74, M Ford (Eng) 74 78, A Dodt (Aus) 77 75, R Santos  (Por) 79 73,
 153 D Ze-Cheng (Chn) 77 76, W Weijun (Chn) 75 78, R Finch  (Eng) 76 77, G Mulroy (RSA) 79 74,
 154 C Xiao-Ma (Chn) 75 79, L Chao (Chn) 74 80, Y Bin (Chn) 75 79, D Fichardt (RSA) 75 79,
 155 N Fasth (Swe) 78 77, Z Guo-Wu (Chn) 78 77, J Park (Kor) 80 75, M Lundberg (Swe) 76 79,
 156 Z Xiongyi (Chn) 82 74, X Bowen (Chn) 82 74,
 157 Z Chang-Lei (Chn) 79 78, L Slattery (Eng) 79 78,
 158 H Wen-Yi (Chn) 75 83, B Lein (USA) 80 78,
 159 C Doak (Sco) 78 81,
 160 M Lampert (Ger) 84 76,
 161 L Ting (am) (Tpe) 82 79,
 162 S Nan-Nan (Chn) 86 76,
 163 L Xin (Chn) 85 78, S Zihan (Chn) 86 77,
 166 D Chen Xiao (Chn) 83 83,
 ** W Wei-Huang (Chn) 79 WD, J Palmer (Eng) 88 WD, L Xin-Yang (Chn) 76 WD,




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	Gleneagles Scottish PGA Championship  Tee Times Round 1: King's Course MAY 3, 2O15 Tee Time Name 1 7:30 AM Gareth Wright, West Linton Golf Club Andrew Jowett, Gleneagles Hotel Golf Courses Stephen McAllister, Stephen McAllister Golf 1 7:40 AM Fraser Cramb, Crieff Golf Club Craig Gordon, Edinburgh Golf Centre Ross Neill, Drumpellier Golf Club 1 7:50 AM Colin Robinson, Elie Links Neil Cameron, Blairgowrie Golf Club Scott Smith, Scotscraig Golf Club 1 8:00 AM Paul Brookes, Pitreavie Golf Club Alasdair McDonald, Dunnikier Park Golf Club Derek Ramsay, Moray Golf Club 1 8:10 AM Ewan Macpherson, Auchterarder Golf Club Ian Anderson, Colville Park Golf Club Fraser Rummins, Canmore Golf Club 1 8:20 AM Paul Malone, Braid Hills Golf Range Calum Lawson, Elmwood Golf Course Cameron Adam, Linlithgow Golf Club 1 8:30 AM Peter Kerr, Hayston Golf Club Fraser Dunlop, Gleneagles Hotel Golf Courses Sean Fay, Royal Dornoch Golf Club 1 8:40 AM James Clive, Buchanan Castle Golf Club Samuel Binning, Mearns Castle Golf Academy Gordon Robertson, Airdrie Golf Club 1 8:50 AM Stephen Gray, Hayston Golf Club Scott Costello, Strathaven Golf Club Malcolm Isaacs, Newmachar Golf Club 1 9:00 AM Rory Tinker, Piperdam Golf & Leisure Resort Christopher Currie, Caldwell Golf Club Garry Forrester, St Andrews Golf School 1 9:10 AM Robert Arnott, Bishopbriggs Golf Range Keir McNicoll, Gullane Golf Club Cameron Farrell, Cardross Golf Club 1 9:30 AM Greig Hutcheon, Paul Lawrie Golf Centre Paul O'Hara, Clydeway Golf Gareth Hardy, Belleisle Golf Course 1 9:40 AM Jason McCreadie, Largs Golf Club Alan Hogg, Kingsbarns Golf Links Ronan Rafferty, Monte Rei Golf & Country Club 1 9:50 AM Paul Edgcombe, Forrester Park Golf Resort Alan Reid, West Lothian Golf Club Lindsay Mann 1 10:00 AM Paul Lawrie, Carnegie Club Gavin Hay, Nairn Dunbar Golf Club Neil Fenwick, Dunbar Golf Club 1 10:10 AM Scott Henderson, Kings Links Golf Centre Jackson Bell, Craigmillar Park Golf Club Stuart Morrison, Tain Golf Club 1 10:20 AM David Stein, Ranfurly Castle Golf Club Brian Mason, Callaway Golf Paul Betty, Hamilton Golf Club 1 10:30 AM Craig Ronald, Carluke Golf Club Iain Deacon, Loch Lomond Golf Club Paul Robinson, Largs Golf Club 1 10:40 AM Gordon Hillson, Dunbar Golf Club Scott Catlin Christopher McMaster, Panmure Golf Club 1 10:50 AM Graeme Brown, Montrose Golf Links Ltd. David Laing, Craigielaw Golf Club Fraser Mann, The Carnoustie Golf Club 1 11:00 AM Craig Matheson, Falkirk Tryst Golf Club Mark Loftus, Mearns Castle Golf Academy Craig Haugh, Cawder Golf Club 1 11:10 AM Ross Dixon, Renaissance Club Iain Hanna, Strathclyde Park Golf Centre Tom Dingwall, Kemnay Golf Club 1 11:30 AM Scott Herald, St Andrews Links Golf Academy Chris Kelly Ian Taylor, Drumpellier Golf Club 1 11:40 AM Andrew Hutchison, Douglas Park Golf Club Terry Mathieson, Murcar Links Golf Club Stephen Speirs 1 11:50 AM Nichola Ferguson, American Golf Mark Kerr, Marriott Dalmahoy Golf & Count Gordon Niven, PING 1 12:00 PM Ross Drummond Jonathan Lomas, Caprington Golf Club Heather MacRae, Gleneagles Hotel Golf Courses 1 12:10 PM Andrew Oldcorn, Kings Acre Golf Course David Orr, Eastwood Golf Club Andrew Crerar, Panmure Golf Club 1 12:20 PM Michael Patterson, Kilmacolm Golf Club Jonathan Porteous, Craigielaw Golf Club Matthew Robertson, Balmore Golf Club 1 12:30 PM Alasdair Good, Gullane Golf Club Mark Hillson, Tandridge Golf Club Ross McConnachie, Peterculter Golf Club 1 12:40 PM Russell McIntyre, Whitekirk Golf Course Fraser Robertson, Lundin Golf Club Craig Everett, Caldwell Golf Club 1 12:50 PM James Dick, Duddingston Golf Club Andrew McHardy, Noah's Ark Golf Centre Anthony Mackrell, Playsport Golf 1 1:00 PM Greg McBain, Paul Lawrie Golf Centre Kenneth Hutton, Downfield Golf Club Alan McCandlish, Kingsbarns Golf Links 1 1:10 PM Paul McKechnie, Braid Hills Golf Range Craig Sutherland, Cherry Lodge Golf Club Steven Taylor, Bothwell Castle Golf Club 1 1:30 PM Daniel Wood, Hirsel Golf Club Stewart Savage, Dalmuir Golf Club Fraser Cromarty, Nairn Golf Club 1 1:40 PM Alan Duncan, Golf Moray Gary Dingwall, Royal Dornoch Golf Club Ken Campbell, Machrihanish Golf Club 1 1:50 PM Joel Hopwood, Royal Aberdeen Golf Club Michael Mackenzie, Edzell Golf Club Christopher Tierney, Bishopbriggs Golf Range 1 2:00 PM Graham Fox, Clydeway Golf Martyn Huish, North Berwick Golf Club Paul Shields, Kirkhill Golf Club 1 2:10 PM Lee Vannet, Craibstone Golf Centre Patrick Walker, Ballumbie Castle Golf Course Greg Paxton, Ralston Golf Club 1 2:20 PM Paul Wytrazek, Burntisland Golf Club Christopher Robinson, Portpatrick Dunskey Golf Club Jonathan Sharp, Carrick on Loch Lomond 1 2:30 PM Murray Patterson, Cruden Bay Golf Club Stuart Williamson, Clydeway Golf Nigel Scott-Smith, Palacerigg Golf Club 1 2:40 PM Kamran Zeynalov, Paul Lawrie Golf Centre Steven Rettie, Callaway Golf Europe Limited James McKinnon, Irvine Golf Club 1 2:50 PM Sam McLaren, Blairgowrie Golf Club Andrew Cooper, Newmachar Golf Club Richard Mackenzie-Smith, Carnegie Club 1 3:00 PM Louis Gaughan, Bathgate Golf Club Matthew Burt, Helensburgh Golf Club Ricky Gray, American Golf 1 3:10 PM Graham Mackay, Melville Golf Range Paul Wardell, North Berwick Golf Club Gavin Cook, Elie Links Complete information is available at Tournament Information Page (TIP)