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Thursday, June 11, 2015
PAUL LAWRIE GOLF CENTRE SCOTTISH PAR 3 CHAMPIONSHIP
- DRAW FOR ROUND 1,
SATURDAY 13th JUNE 2015
13:26 David THOMSON Stephen GRAY Chris CURRIE
13:34 David KENNY Graham FOX Sean LAWRIE
13:42 Shannon McWILLIAM Paul SHIELDS Jordan FINDLAY
13:50 Sam LOCKE Alastair FORSYTH Michael STEWART
13:58 Paul LAWRIE Kris NICOL Greg McBAIN
14:06 Michael LAWRIE Neil FENWICK Paul McKechnie
14:14 Scott HENDERSON David LAW Sally WATSON
14:22 Craig LAWRIE Ross KELLETT Greig HUTCHEON
14:30 Kelsey MacDONALD Chris KELLY Gavin HAY
14:38 John DUFF Jason McCREADIE Heather MacRAE
14:46 Sam KILOH Craig RONALD Ian DUDMAN
Please
find above the R1 Draw for the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre Scottish Par 3
Championship - a Stroke Play event, played over 36 holes (18 on Saturday
13th June & 18 on Sunday 14th June).
The event is open (and free) to any members of the public who may wish to get along to spectate.
Prizefund is £14k (£3K 1st prize) and £1k is up for grabs for every/any hole-in-one made across the two tournament rounds.
Michael MacDougall
Manager
Paul Lawrie Foundation
Molly's Bistro Aberdeen Pennant League results
Newmachar 5, Craibstone 0
Mike Lynch and Steve Gauld bt C Wilkinson and K Milne 4 and 3.
Jamie Wilson and Chris Simpson bt J Tanser and A Bloice 5 and 3.
Mark McKechnie and Martin Laurence bt A Ashley and L Richards 7 and 5.
Neil Melvin and Greg Ingram bt S MIlne and I Still 3 and 2.
Chris Lamb and Jordan Calder bt S Gerrie and J Borthwick 3 and 2.
Portlethen 3, Peterculter 2
C Brechin and C Grant bt T Robertson and C McDonald 2 and 1.
G Innes and K Daglish halved with L Buck and D McLean.
K Horne and G Esson lost to R McKinnon and P Forbes 2 holes
L Shand and R Donaldson halved with G Watson and T Kennedy
S Lawrie and R Murdoch bt S Meade and P Sinclair 6 and 4
Mike Lynch and Steve Gauld bt C Wilkinson and K Milne 4 and 3.
Jamie Wilson and Chris Simpson bt J Tanser and A Bloice 5 and 3.
Mark McKechnie and Martin Laurence bt A Ashley and L Richards 7 and 5.
Neil Melvin and Greg Ingram bt S MIlne and I Still 3 and 2.
Chris Lamb and Jordan Calder bt S Gerrie and J Borthwick 3 and 2.
Portlethen 3, Peterculter 2
C Brechin and C Grant bt T Robertson and C McDonald 2 and 1.
G Innes and K Daglish halved with L Buck and D McLean.
K Horne and G Esson lost to R McKinnon and P Forbes 2 holes
L Shand and R Donaldson halved with G Watson and T Kennedy
S Lawrie and R Murdoch bt S Meade and P Sinclair 6 and 4
Labels: Amateur Men
2015 FIFE
GOLFING ASSOCIATION ORDER OF MERIT, presented by www.MyGolfRanking.net,
for The Mackay Bowl.
Positions
after 5 events:
1 Connor Syme (Drumoig)
330 pts
2 Andrew Davidson (Charleton) 140
T3 Steven Aitken (Leven GS) 80, Ryan White (Leven
GS) 80
5 Ryan Walsh (Kirkcaldy) 75
6 Fraser Carr (Crail) 60
T7 Ken Rattray (Ladybank)
55, Greg Wishart (Lundin) 55.
2015 FIFE GOLFING
ASSOCIATION
BOYS ORDER OF
MERIT
presented by
Positions after 4 events: 1 Ryan Brown (Dunfermline) 170 points, 2 John Paterson (The New
Club) 165 points, 3= Sam Nicholson
(Ladybank) 130, Stewart Philp (Lundin) 130, 5 Calum Giffen (Dunfermline) 90, 6 Niall McMullen (Lundin) 60, 7 Murray Wood (Canmore)
55, 8 Greg Cessford (Lundin) 50.
Labels: Boys
Four share PGA Seniors Championship lead
PGA NEWS RELEASE
First Round leading scores
Pos Score Name (Country)
1= 68 (-3) Peter Fowler (Aus)
Gary Emerson (Eng)
5= 69 (-2) Steen Tinning (Den)
PGA NEWS RELEASE
In-form Australian Peter Fowler
picked up where he left off in Jersey as he galloped to a share of the
lead with English duo Carl Mason and Gary Emerson and France’s Jean
Pierre Sallat at the ISPS HANDA PGA Seniors Championship.
Fowler, fresh from his victory
in the Channel Islands last week, carded a flawless three-under-par 68
over the Lee Westwood Colt Course at Close House to put another marker
down.
Emerson, seeking his first
Senior Tour victory, joined the Antipodean shortly afterwards before
Mason, a three-time winner of the championship and the Tour’s most
decorated player, and Sallat joined them late in the afternoon after a
sun-kissed summer’s day in Northumberland.
Fowler, who celebrated his 56th
birthday, opened his bid for back-to-back victories with a birdie on
the par-five first, his only net gain on the front nine, before adding
to his tally at the par four 14th and par five 16th.
“You can’t tweak every course, but the way it is set up is really good here,” he said.
“I started well. I had a really
good drive off the first, that ran up a long way and then I hit a five
iron to two foot for a birdie. You settle in to the round quicker after a
start like that. I had a couple of birdies towards the end to finish
nicely. I had a couple of long putts but managed to get par on them.
“On the 18th I was 100ft away
which is always a bit dodgy on any hole, so it was hard to get close to
ten foot from that range. But it was nice to finish with a par from
there because it will cause problems.”
Emerson, starting on the 10th, opened his round with a birdie on the 11th and added another at the 16th which cancelled out the bogey on 14 to turn in 34.
His back nine was much more
productive with birdies at the first, sixth and eighth with the only
blot coming at the fifth for his 68.
“I played poorly last week, my attitude wasn’t very good, this week hopefully I can carry on like I started today,” he said.
“I’ve just got to keep doing what I’ve been doing and see where I end
up. If I get a chance at the end of the week then all well and good.
“It’s a very tricky course, in
very good condition, and a lot of patience is needed. I’m pleased as I
played solid and putted a lot better than I did last week.
“I just tried to play fairly
conservatively and just get the ball into position and try and get
somewhere on the green and then walk to the next.”
Mason got off to a flyer with
three birdies in his first four holes. His progress was checked with a
bogey at the sixth but he added another birdie at the eight to be
three-under at the turn.
He slipped back with another dropped shot at the 13, but coolly slotted home a birdie on the difficult 18th to cap a fine start to the week.
“I didn’t know what to expect
really as I’ve only played the course in the pro-am and luckily I
remembered where I should hit it and where not to hit it and got off to a
great start,” said Mason, a winner of 25 European Senior Tour titles.
“I holed some nice putts – three
in a row – and I was three-under after four which was a shock, a nice
shock. I hit it steady all the way through and I was pleased with that.
“That’s a tough hole (the 18th). You can hit a good shot
there and go through the green and I was making sure I didn’t go
through. It’s just a good finishing hole, a good tough par three and the
birdie was nice to finish.”First Round leading scores
Pos Score Name (Country)
1= 68 (-3) Peter Fowler (Aus)
Gary Emerson (Eng)
Carl Mason (Eng)
Jean Pierre Sallat (Fra)5= 69 (-2) Steen Tinning (Den)
Gordon Manson (Aut)
DJ Russell (Eng)
Miguel Angel Martin (Spa)
Peter Scott (Eng)
Jorge Berendt (Arg)
Full list of scores, entries and event information can be found at:
http://pgagbi.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/pgagbi15/event/pgagbi15299/index.htm
http://pgagbi.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/pgagbi15/event/pgagbi15299/index.htm
Labels: Pro seniors
Brilliant Bourdy blasts into Austrian lead
Bourdy leads by two after 69 at Lyoness Open
EUROPEAN TOUR COMMUNICATIONS
Grégory Bourdy’s magnificent seven under par 65 saw the Frenchman sail into the first-round lead of the Lyoness Open powered by Greenfinity.
The 33 year old’s brilliance over the Diamond Country Club ensured a two-stroke lead over Spain’s Carlos Del Moral, the English duo of Rob Dinwiddie and Chris Wood, and Germany’s Max Kieffer who all carded first round scores of five under.
Two birdies in his opening two holes gave Bourdy the effect start to his day and the resulting surge in confidence inspired his flawless first round score as he added a further five birdies and not a single dropped shot.
While Bourdy and the rest of the first round’s best performers left the Diamond Country Club satisfied with a good day’s work, Austria’s Number One and tournament favourite Bernd Wiesberger had a day to forget as he posted a seven over par 79.
Player Quotes
Grégory Bourdy – 65 (-7): “It was a lovely day today. I played very solid and started well with two birdies in the first two holes and that always helps when you make such a confident start and something you need when you are going to have a day like I had today
“I knew that I could do well at this golf course because I have played very well here in the past and it always helps when you have good memories of a certain golf course. I have been playing well this year with some decent results. I wasn’t happy with the results I had in Wentworth and Ireland because I was full of confidence but didn’t finish well, so coming here and making a good start is even more satisfying.”
Max Kieffer – 67 (-5): “It’s awesome to be here and playing in these warm and perfect conditions. The last few weeks have been really tough with a lot of cold and wind which really makes the game so much more difficult. But today was so much more relaxed and I was able to play well in these great conditions. I have been playing well recently so was quite confident coming into this week.
“I love playing in Austria and especially here at this golf course because it reminds me of a lot of the courses in Germany and where I grew up. The course is in great shape too and that helps a lot.”
Chris Wood – 67 (-5): “It was a solid score. The conditions were perfect this morning but I have to say that after the conditions we have been playing in for the last three weeks it is great to come somewhere hot and where you can shoot a few under if you play well.
“I am glad I took the week off last week because after playing in Spain, Wentworth and particularly Ireland it was really tough and I needed a bit of a break. Three weeks in a row is probably my limit so it was nice to get six days off at home and get fresh for this week. I gave myself lots of chances today so it was an enjoyable day out there – I am looking forward to the rest of the week now.”
Robert Dinwiddie – 67 (-5): “That was very satisfying. I got off to a good start and managed to stay positive and make a few more birdies coming in so it was a great day. I am slowly making my way back from the injury but it has been a long time.
“I ruptured a disk in my lower back in April last year which then affected the nerve all the way down my leg. The doctors recommended I take some time out and thankfully I didn’t need an operation but it wasn’t until November that I was able to hit balls again so it was a long break but looking back on it I probably needed a break from the game.
“It feels much better now than it has for about five years so it’s all positive apart from all the boring stretching I have to do – I spend about half the night on my hotel room floor trying to get the back in good shape! But that is what I need to do to be able to play so I need to accept that and be grateful for what I have. It’s all worth it when you shoot scores like I did today and hopefully I can keep it going for the rest of the week.”
Carlos Del Moral – 67 (-5): “I understood the course a little bit better this time around and 67 is a great score. It was perfect conditions today but because the course is very firm so you have to work hard to keep the ball in the right places. I played very well today and putted well too so it was great start to the week for me. I have made a few changes with a new coach and new equipment this year and it is starting to have a positive effect – there is definitely light at the end of the tunnel!”
Bernd Wiesberger – 79 (+7): “I can’t explain what happened today to be honest with you. There were so many bad shots that I am still not really sure what happened out there. I haven’t played that catastrophically for at least ten years.”
FIRST ROUND SCOREBOARD:
Par 72
65 G Bourdy (Fra);
67 C Wood (Eng); R Dinwiddie (Eng); C Del Moral (Esp); M Kieffer (Ger);
68 G Stal (Fra); D Drysdale (Sco); P Lawrie (Irl); J Edfors (Swe); R Evans (Eng); C Bouniol (Fra);
69 J Quesne (Fra); J Singh (Ind); R Cabrera-Bello (Esp); A Otaegui (Esp); M Bremner (RSA); C Shinkwin (Eng); J Legarrea (Esp); M Korhonen (Fin); M Fitzpatrick (Eng); L Slattery (Eng);
70 S Henry (Sco); K Broberg (Swe); J Carlsson (Swe); F Fritsch (Ger); J Walters (RSA); N Colsaerts (Bel); S Thornton (Irl); B Ritthammer (Ger); J Scrivener (Aus); M Lorenzo-Vera (Fra); P Oriol (Esp); S Manley (Wal); J Knutzon (USA); S Straka (am) (Aut);
71 S Hansen (Den); A Pavlov (Rus); V Riu (Fra); A Ahokas (Fin); J Hahn (USA); R Rock (Eng); D Horsey (Eng); D Gaunt (Eng); A Wall (Eng); R Bland (Eng); D Woltman (USA); D Coupland (Eng); C Paisley (Eng); P Edberg (Swe); A McArthur (Sco); F Praegant (Aut); L Jensen (Den); A Bernadet (Fra);
72 M Jonzon (Swe); R Karlberg (Swe); S Jamieson (Sco); S Brown (Eng); C Lloyd (Eng); R Santos (Por); T Pilkadaris (Aus); M Ovesen (Den); E De La Riva (Esp); R Gonzalez (Arg); R McEvoy (Eng); M Schneider (Ger); J Lara (Esp); A Pavan (Ita); S Fallon (Eng); C Pigem (Esp); M Lundberg (Swe); R Paratore (Ita); L Tintera (Cze);
73 K Ferrie (Eng); J Campillo (Esp); A Velasco (Esp); J Lagergren (Swe); S Griffiths (Eng); W Harrold (Eng); M Ford (Eng); A Hortal (Esp); M Lampert (Ger); P Price (Wal); M Hoey (Nir); J Lando Casanova (Fra); M Crespi (Ita); R Finch (Eng); T Hatton (Eng); A Tadini (Ita); B Hebert (Fra); J Kruger (RSA); L Nemecz (Aut); R Kakko (Fin); A Marshall (Eng); J Garcia Pinto (Esp); S Khan (Eng);
74 K Phelan (Irl); D Im (USA); J Roos (RSA); G Storm (Eng); J Maurer (Aut); T Levet (Fra); R Ramsay (Sco); J Huldahl (Den); P Maddy (Eng); B Reiter (Aut); S Hutsby (Eng); S Wakefield (Eng); M Nixon (Eng); S Kim (USA); M Habeler (am) (Aut); M Ludwig (am) (Aut);
75 D Brooks (Eng); M Tullo (Chi); D Dixon (Eng); R Wattel (Fra); I Garrido (Esp); R Coles (Eng); A Korinek (Cze); E Espana (Fra); M Manassero (Ita); L De Jager (RSA); T Murray (Eng); C Pelzmann (am) (Aut);
76 J Blaauw (RSA); B Evans (Eng); P Archer (Eng); G Maybin (Nir); S Webster (Eng);
77 D McGrane (Irl); B Weilguni (Aut); J Barnes (Eng); C Doak (Sco); A Klescz (am) (Aut);
78 D Stewart (Sco); T Baltl (am) (Aut);
79 B Wiesberger (Aut); S Soderberg (Swe); B Virto Astudillo (Esp); P Dedek (am) (Cze);
80 N Geyger (Chi); R Gruber (Aut);
81 P Tate (Eng); F Young (Eng); Z Bauchou (am) (USA);
85 L Astl (Aut);
RTD ** O Fisher (Eng); J Palmer (Eng)
EUROPEAN TOUR COMMUNICATIONS
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WRIGHT v KELLY FOR NORTHERN OPEN TITLE
Gareth Wright: "I have been playing well all week. I am just trying to play
steady links golf and find the fairways.
Gareth
Wright and Chris Kelly have forged four shots clear of the field with
one round to play in the Northern Open golf championship after another
balmy day at Cruden Bay.
Wright shot a 67 for eight-under-par 210, a 54-hole tally matched by Gleneagles Scottish professional champion Kelly, also with a 67.
Both men dropped a shot late in their rounds, PGA pro championship runner-up Wright at the 16th and Kelly at the 18th.
Earlier Wright had birdied the third, sixth, ninth, 11th and 12th, bogeying the 10th in halves of 33-34.
Kelly's bag of birdies amounted to six, one more than his Welsh rival, as he had gains at the third, sixth, 10th, 11th, 15th and 17th but he also made more mistakes than Wright, bogeying the eighth and ninth apart from the 18th.
It looks a straight fight between Wright and Kelly for the £4,250 first prize and victory in a tournament that was first played in the 1930s.
Wright shot a 67 for eight-under-par 210, a 54-hole tally matched by Gleneagles Scottish professional champion Kelly, also with a 67.
Both men dropped a shot late in their rounds, PGA pro championship runner-up Wright at the 16th and Kelly at the 18th.
Earlier Wright had birdied the third, sixth, ninth, 11th and 12th, bogeying the 10th in halves of 33-34.
Kelly's bag of birdies amounted to six, one more than his Welsh rival, as he had gains at the third, sixth, 10th, 11th, 15th and 17th but he also made more mistakes than Wright, bogeying the eighth and ninth apart from the 18th.
It looks a straight fight between Wright and Kelly for the £4,250 first prize and victory in a tournament that was first played in the 1930s.
- QUOTES:
“This is the first time I have played Cruden Bay but the
weather was idyllic for the third round so there were chances to make birdies.
“Hopefully I can keep doing what I am doing.”
Chris Kelly: “I played a lot better than 67 but you just have to take the
rough with the smooth."
Carluke's Craig Ronald, who is proud of the fact that he played football at Hampden Park in his youth, showed the low scoring potential on a windless day with a bogey-free, four-under 66 which elevated him into third place, albeit four shots off the pace.
Ronald is a shot ahead of thee men sharing fourth place on 207 - Robert Arnott (Bishopbriggs) (67), Scott Henderson (Kings Links) (68) and Michael Patterson (Kilmacolm) (68).
Moray Golf Club member Kyle Godsman, who lives at Hopeman and spent four years on the US college circuit as a student at the University of Sout Carolina-Aiken, is favourite to collect the Bookless Cup which does to the leading amateur.
Godsman, whose ambition is to play for Scotland in the home internationals, shot a third-round 70 for level par 210 and a share of 10th place over all. His leading rival local member John Goodward returned a 75 for 215
NORTHERN OPEN
Cruden Bay GC
THIRD-ROUND TOTALS
Par 210 (3x70)
202 G Wright (West Linton) 68 67 67, C Kelly (unatt) 69 66 67
206 C Ronald (Carluke) 70 70 66
207 R Arnott (Bishopbriggs) 69 71 67, S Henderson (Kings Links) 68 71 68, Michael Patterson (Kilmacolm) 71 68 68
208 G Hutcheon (Paul Lawrie GC) 69 69 70, C Currie (Caldwell) 70 65 73
209 G Fox (Clydeway Golf) 69 69 71.
210 K Godsman (Moray) (am) 68 72 70, N Fenwick (Dunbar) 73 69 68, D Orr (Eastwood) 71 66 73
211 P O'Hara (Clydeway Golf) 71 71 69, P Shields (Kirkhill) 68 70 73
212 P Wardell (North Berwick) 70 71 71, A Cooper (Newmachar) 73 73 66, P Robinson (Largs) 68 69 75
213 G McBain (Paul Lawrie GC) 70 72 71
214 J McCreadie (Largs) 74 68 72, M Isaacs (Gamola Golf) 76 68 70, P McKechnie (Braid Hills) 76 68 70, G Brown (Montrose Links) 76 69 69, S Binning (Mearns Castle) 71 74 69
215 M Hillson (Tandridge) 70 78 67, J McGhee (Bishopbriggs) 74 70 71, A Welsh (Cathkin Braes) 74 70 71,
Murray Patterson (Cruden Bay) 73 72 70
216 G Hardy (Ayr Belleisle) 73 73 68, D Watson (Cruden Bay) (am) 74 72 70, C Sutherland (Cherry Lodge) 72 74 70, M Christie (Cruden Bay) (am) 73 72 71, S Gray (Hayston) 75 67 74, C Marr (Musselburgh) 72 71 73, G Paxton (Ralston) 69 75 72
217 P Walker (Balumbie Castle) 76 71 70
218 A Reid (West Lothian) 72 74 72, C Matheson (Falkirk Tryst) 70 77 71.
219 R Dixon (Renaissance) 71 71 77, S Roger (Cruden Bay) (am) 76 71 72, K McNicol (Gullane) 71 77 71
220 R Buckley (Royal Musselburgh) 78 70 72
221 M Kerr (Marriott Dalmahoy) 71 77 73
222 Heather MacRae (Gleneagles) 78 69 75, S Savage (Dalmuir) 75 73 74, C Goodwin (Duff House Royal) 72 76 74
223 R Tinker (Piperdam) 73 71 79. C Everett (Caldwell) 76 71 76, G Smith (Abu Dhabi) 75 72 76
224 F Fotheringham (Nairn) (am) 79 69 76
225 J Sharp (Carrick on Loch Lomond) 74 73 78, A Holbrook (Murdcar Links) (am) 74 74 77, C Gordon (Edinburgh GC) 77 71 77
Carluke's Craig Ronald, who is proud of the fact that he played football at Hampden Park in his youth, showed the low scoring potential on a windless day with a bogey-free, four-under 66 which elevated him into third place, albeit four shots off the pace.
Ronald is a shot ahead of thee men sharing fourth place on 207 - Robert Arnott (Bishopbriggs) (67), Scott Henderson (Kings Links) (68) and Michael Patterson (Kilmacolm) (68).
Moray Golf Club member Kyle Godsman, who lives at Hopeman and spent four years on the US college circuit as a student at the University of Sout Carolina-Aiken, is favourite to collect the Bookless Cup which does to the leading amateur.
Godsman, whose ambition is to play for Scotland in the home internationals, shot a third-round 70 for level par 210 and a share of 10th place over all. His leading rival local member John Goodward returned a 75 for 215
NORTHERN OPEN
Cruden Bay GC
THIRD-ROUND TOTALS
Par 210 (3x70)
202 G Wright (West Linton) 68 67 67, C Kelly (unatt) 69 66 67
206 C Ronald (Carluke) 70 70 66
207 R Arnott (Bishopbriggs) 69 71 67, S Henderson (Kings Links) 68 71 68, Michael Patterson (Kilmacolm) 71 68 68
208 G Hutcheon (Paul Lawrie GC) 69 69 70, C Currie (Caldwell) 70 65 73
209 G Fox (Clydeway Golf) 69 69 71.
210 K Godsman (Moray) (am) 68 72 70, N Fenwick (Dunbar) 73 69 68, D Orr (Eastwood) 71 66 73
211 P O'Hara (Clydeway Golf) 71 71 69, P Shields (Kirkhill) 68 70 73
212 P Wardell (North Berwick) 70 71 71, A Cooper (Newmachar) 73 73 66, P Robinson (Largs) 68 69 75
213 G McBain (Paul Lawrie GC) 70 72 71
214 J McCreadie (Largs) 74 68 72, M Isaacs (Gamola Golf) 76 68 70, P McKechnie (Braid Hills) 76 68 70, G Brown (Montrose Links) 76 69 69, S Binning (Mearns Castle) 71 74 69
215 M Hillson (Tandridge) 70 78 67, J McGhee (Bishopbriggs) 74 70 71, A Welsh (Cathkin Braes) 74 70 71,
Murray Patterson (Cruden Bay) 73 72 70
216 G Hardy (Ayr Belleisle) 73 73 68, D Watson (Cruden Bay) (am) 74 72 70, C Sutherland (Cherry Lodge) 72 74 70, M Christie (Cruden Bay) (am) 73 72 71, S Gray (Hayston) 75 67 74, C Marr (Musselburgh) 72 71 73, G Paxton (Ralston) 69 75 72
217 P Walker (Balumbie Castle) 76 71 70
218 A Reid (West Lothian) 72 74 72, C Matheson (Falkirk Tryst) 70 77 71.
219 R Dixon (Renaissance) 71 71 77, S Roger (Cruden Bay) (am) 76 71 72, K McNicol (Gullane) 71 77 71
220 R Buckley (Royal Musselburgh) 78 70 72
221 M Kerr (Marriott Dalmahoy) 71 77 73
222 Heather MacRae (Gleneagles) 78 69 75, S Savage (Dalmuir) 75 73 74, C Goodwin (Duff House Royal) 72 76 74
223 R Tinker (Piperdam) 73 71 79. C Everett (Caldwell) 76 71 76, G Smith (Abu Dhabi) 75 72 76
224 F Fotheringham (Nairn) (am) 79 69 76
225 J Sharp (Carrick on Loch Lomond) 74 73 78, A Holbrook (Murdcar Links) (am) 74 74 77, C Gordon (Edinburgh GC) 77 71 77
Labels: Tartan Tour
Nick Robson leads the West of Scotland Seniors Open at Cardross
REPORT BY GORDON THOMSON
Nick Robson (Meldrum House) is the first round
leader of West of Scotland Seniors Open at Cardross with a fine score of 69.
Nick made an explosive start to stand five
under par after four holes and was slightly disappointed to finish at two under
par. He holds a one stroke lead over former Scottish Seniors Champion, Lindsay
Blair (Grangemouth ) on 70.
Paul
Moultrie
(Royal Troon) and Keith Reilly (Silverknowes), who sit first and second
respectively in the Order of Merit, are a further stroke back
on 71
Bob Stewart
(Tulliallan), who is defending the title and won at Downfield last week, is on
72 and will be hoping to mount a charge tomorrow along with John Gullen
(Tillicoultry ) and former internationalist, George Crawford (Williamwood) who
are on the same mark.
An exciting day’s play is in prospect tomorrow (Friday) at Cardross
which is in fine condition and presented an excellent test for the high
quality field.
The CSS of the day was 73 for the par 71 course
The Scottish Seniors Golfing Society | |||||
West of Scotland Open | |||||
Cardross Golf Club | |||||
SS 72 Par 71 CSS 6=73 | Club | Gross | |||
72 | Par 71 CSS | ||||
Nick Robson | Meldrum House | 69 | |||
Lindsay Blair | Grangemouth | 70 | |||
Paul Moultrie | Royal Troon | 71 | |||
Keith Reilly | Silverknowes | 71 | |||
John Gullen | Tillycoultry | 72 | |||
George Crawford | Williamwood | 72 | |||
Bob Stewart | Tulliallan | 72 | |||
Muir Townsley | Dumfries & County | 73 | |||
Drew Waddell | Glasgow G C | 73 | |||
Ronnie Clark | Erskine | 73 | |||
Graham Forrest | Northumberland | 74 | |||
Michael Rust | Tillicoutry | 74 | |||
Lindsay Gordon | Turnhouse | 74 | |||
Andrew Campbell | Murcar | 74 | |||
J David Gardner | Broomieknowe | 74 | |||
Gordon MacDonald | Glenbervie | 74 | |||
Duncan Hamilton | Mortonhall | 75 | |||
John Johnston | Lanark | 75 | |||
Kevin McArthur | Balbirnie Park | 76 | |||
George Barrie | Callander | 76 | |||
Ian Dickson | Gullane | 76 | |||
Gordon McLeod | Glenbervie | 76 | |||
Tony Patterson | Sunningdale | 76 | |||
Barry Brooks | Meldrum House | 76 | |||
James Watt | Edzell | 76 | |||
Colin Halcrow | Windyhill | 77 | |||
Paul Semple | Bearsden | 77 | |||
David Shields | Glenearn | 77 | |||
Tom Sirel | Largs | 77 | |||
Les Pirie | Millport | 77 | |||
Stewart Millar | Cochrane Castle | 77 | |||
Richard Gray | Troon St Meddans | 78 | |||
W Kenneth Thomson | Bramall Park | 78 | |||
John Fraser | Royal Burgess | 78 | |||
Ian Jeen | Scotscraig | 78 | |||
Jim Emslie | Royal Aberdeen | 78 | |||
David Logie | Craigie Hill | 78 | |||
Jalil Aman | Grangemouth | 78 | |||
Cliff Barrowman | Glasgow G.C. | 78 | |||
Joe McManus | Uphall | 78 | |||
Mark Laverick | Stocksfield | 79 | |||
Keith Ross | Beith | 79 | |||
Stuart Drysdale | Turnhouse | 79 | |||
Robert Craw | Glenbervie | 80 | |||
Ken Davidson | Musselburgh | 80 | |||
Derek Murphy | Kinross | 80 | |||
Dom McLaughlin | Bothwell Castle | 80 | |||
Ian Reid | Dumfries & Galloway | 80 | |||
Kenneth Christie | Dollar | 81 | |||
Ian R Dickson | Lundin | 81 | |||
Angus Lamond | Glasgow G.C. | 81 | |||
James Paton | Kirkintilloch | 81 | |||
Iain Gourlay | Strathaven | 81 | |||
Alan Harrington | Western Gailes | 81 | |||
George Rodaks | Pitreavie | 81 | |||
Alister Belford | Prestwick St Nicholas | 81 | |||
John Broadfoot | Turnberry | 82 | |||
Phil Dempsey | Tulliallan | 82 | |||
Brian M Christie | Comrie | 82 | |||
Robert Denholm | Duddingston | 83 | |||
Tom Carson | Lockerbie | 83 | |||
Kenneth Forrest | Lenzie | 83 | |||
Donald Lindsay | Barassie | 83 | |||
Kenneth Harrison | Carluke | 84 | |||
William Erskine | Kilsyth Lennox | 84 | |||
Andy Miller | Windyhill | 85 | |||
Neil McGarva | Kilmacolm | 85 | |||
David Gillespie | Turnhouse | 85 | |||
Stuart Baker | Crail G.S. | 85 | |||
Neish Chisholm | Kemnay | 86 | |||
David Halkerston | New Club | 86 | |||
David Nelson | Aboyne | 86 | |||
Ian Johnston | Williamwood | 87 | |||
Alexander Hogg | Stirling | 88 | |||
John Russell | Monarch Dunes USA | 88 | |||
Ian Kerr | Kilmacolm | 91 | |||
John Duff | Mortonhall | nr | |||
Fraser Sharp | Boat of Garten | nr | |||
Gavin Shanks | Drumpellier | ns | |||
Allister Raphael | St Andrews | ||||
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