Inverurie hotel owner Mike Smith adds £150 to 

the Alliance prize fund at Kintore next Wednesday

North-east Alliance competitor Mike Smith, proprietor of the Banks of Ury Hotel, Inverurie, is, very kindly, boosting the prize fund for next Wednesday's competition at Kintore Golf Club by £150 which will be spread evenly over the standard 15 prizes which are up for grabs ever Wednesday, which means a £10 increase all round.
Well done, Mike!
 
8-00 C Cassie B Harper D Mackay
8-08 A Campbell G Esson A Smith
8-16 B Ritchie P Morrison S Scott
8-24 S Hanson G Chalmers C Dempster
8-32 L Vannet B McHattie B Brooks
8-40 M Brown R Brown S Davidson
8-48 D Lawrie M Smith S Melvin
8-56
 
9-04 S Ross M Rendall L Roger
9-12 A Stuart S Dunn K Daglish
9-20 P Cheyne J Sunley L Duncan
9-28 H McNaughton B McPherson D Townsley
9-36 W Skene D Lane, A Clark
9-44 D Cragie D Adam P Walker
9-52 N Stewart B Lumsden C Irvine
 
10-00 J Scott B Skene N K  Parker
10-08 W Beattie K McGillivary J Crawford
10-16 D Leslie G Homer C Nelson
10-24 D Brown M Lawrie A Graham
10-32 D Fleming J Emslie L Fowler
10-40 G Milne J Duncan M Forster
10-48 B Fyfe S Lawrie C Grant
10-56 F Bisset D Bisset J Murray
 
11-04 J Morris G Riley E Riley
11-12 S Allison R Davidson G Mackie
11-20 R Reid R Blackmore
11-28
11-36
11-44
11-52
 
12-00 K Duncan M Patterson

SCROLL DOWN TO VIEW ALL THE SCORES AT KEMNAY TODAY - AND THE PRIZEWINNERS

PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM! YOUNG PRO WINS 

NE ALLIANCE WITH A FIVE UNDER 66

By COLIN FARQUHARSON 

Portlethen youngster Sam Kiloh, pictured below, put together his best round yet as a professional when he won today's North-east Alliance at Kemnay with a five-under-par 66.

Kiloh, attached to the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre, headed a field of 84 players by three strokes from stablemate Sean Lawrie who turned pro just over a week ago.

Kiloh won £150 with halves of 34 (two under par) and 32 (three under) which included 2s at the short third and 18th and other birdies at the par-4 fourth and par-5 11th and 15th.

Lawrie had only 28 putts in his 69 and felt he had struck the ball "really well," perhaps an early bonus from unlimited access to the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre practice facilities.

It was a professional 1-2-3 with John Duff (Newmachar) filled third place with a 70 (38-32).

Samantha (Sammy) Leslie (Aberdeen Ladies), the only female in the field, did well tie for 15th place on 76.

 PRIZEWINNERS

par 71  CSS 71
SCRATCH
66 Sam Kiloh (Paul Lawrie GC) 34-32
69 Sean Lawrie (Paul Lawrie GC) 37-32
70 John Duff (Newmachar) 38-32
71 Barry Brooks (Meldrum House) 36-35, Craig Lawrie (Paul Lawrie GC) 35-36

HANDICAP 
Class 1
72 B McPherson (bih), J Duncan.
73 Samantha Leslie
75 T Robertson (bih), J Emslie.
Class 2
72 S Ross
73 P Cheyne
74 R Ruddiman (bih), I D Smith
75 D Bisset

ALL THE SCORES
par 71. SSS 71, CSS 71
1    Sam Kiloh             66   
Card: OUT - 452 343 454: 34 (-2)
             IN -  344 434 442: 32 (-3)
2    Sean Lawrie         69   (37-32)
3    John Duff              70    (38-32)
4    Barry Brooks         71    (36-35)
5    Craig Lawrie         71    (35-36)
6    G Esson                72     (40-32)
7    Allan Stuart           72    (37-35)
8    Terry Mathieson    73    (39-34)
9    Kevin Duncan       73   
10    Lee Vannet          73    (37-36)
11    Phil McLean        73    (36-37)
12    Kris Nicol           74   
13    Murray Paterson  74   
14    Jordan Findlay     74   
15    Billy Fyfe            76   
16    Sammy Leslie       76  (38-38)   
17    David Brown        76   (38-38)
18    Tony  Robertson   77   (40-37)
19    Stewart Finnie        77   
20    Blair McPherson    78  (41-37)  
21    Cameron Grant      78   (40-38) 
22    Jim Duncan           78    (39-39)
23    Lewis Morgan        78   (38-40)
24    Joel Hopwood        79    (38-41)
25    Jim Emslie             79    (36-43)
26    John Borthwick      80   
27    Andrew Campbell   81   (42-39_
28    Colin Nelson           81    (41-40)
29    P Morrison              82    (43-39)
30    Kevin Daglish         82    (41-41)
31    Graham Riley         82    (39-43)
32    Les Fowler             83     (43-40)
33    Peter Cheyne           83    (42-41)
34    Fergus Bisset          84     (47-37)
35    B McHattie             84     (45-39)
36    Raymond Reid        84   
37    Harry Roulston        84    (40-44)
38    David Bisset            85    (44-41)
39    David Lane             85     (43-42)
40    Leslie Roger           85      (42-43)
41    Bob Skene             86   
42    Ian D Smith           86   
43    Richard Blackmore  86   
44    Gordon Milne        86   
45    Stewart Allison        87   
46    David Mackay        87   
47    Scott Melvin        88   
48    P Low        88   
49    Gary Homer        89   
50    David McKay        89   
51    Graham Mackie        89   
52    David Nelson        89   
52    Willie Skene        89   
54    Alistair Graham        89   
55    stephen Ross        90   
56    Gavin Chalmers        90   
57    Richard ruddinman        90   
58    Mike Duncan        90   
59    John Sunley        90   
60    Richie Davidson        91   
61    Nigel Parker        91   
62    Jim Scott        91   
63    Mark Lawrie        92   
64    Hamish McNaughton        93   
65    Mike Smith        93   
66    S Davidson        94   
67    ewan Riley        95   
68    Raymond Brown        97   
69    Mike Winton        97   
70    Ben Lumsden        98   
71    Michael Rendall        100   
-    stephen dunn        No Return   
-    W Beattie        No Return   
-    John Hamilton        No Return   
-    David Leslie        No Return   
-    Keith McGillivary        No Return   
-    ross mcken        No Return   
-    Jim Morris        No Return   
-    Jim Murray        No Return   
-    George Paterson        No Return   
-    Brian Ritchie        No Return   
-    Peter Walker        No Return   
-    David Wilson        No Return   
-    Simon Hanson        No Return   
 

Favourite Hutcheon ties for 10th in Carnegie Invitational at Skibo Castle

McKechnie, Forsyth and Henderson win 

£4,216 each after triple tie for victory


By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Greig Hutcheon (Paul Lawrie Golf Centre), favourite to win the lucrative Carnegie Invitational 36-hole tournament for a third time since 2007 after sharing the halfway lead, could finish only tied 10th behind joint winners Pyaul McKechnie (Braid Hills), Alastair Forsyth (Mearns Castle) and Scott Henderson (Kings Links).
The trio all hit the one-under-par 141 mark, McKechnie with rounds of 72 and 69, Forsyth and Henderson both with 71 70.
They each earned £4,216 from the £47,000 prize fund over the Carnegie Club links at Skibo Castle.
McKechnie's second round started inauspiciously with bogeys at the first and second but he got into his stride with birdies at the eighth, 14th, 16th and 17th in halves of 36-33 over the testing par-71 lay-out.
Forsyth had a double bogey 6 at the ninth while Henderson, winner of the tournament in 2008 and 2011, started badly with bogeys at the second and sxith but went on to birdie the eighth, 13th and 14th
They finished a shot ahead of Neil Fenwick (Dunbar) whose pair of par 71s earned him £3,000. Fenwick won the event in 2013.
As for Hutcheon, he required 38 shots to reach the turn, including a double bogey 6 at the eighth. Although he birdied the 14th and 18th, they were offset by three bogeys in an inward 37. Still, he earned £2,225 for a share of 10th place, and that keeps him ahead in the money-winners' table.
Greg McBain (Paul Lawrie Golf Centre), who earned £2,510 for a share of fifth place, led the "Crazy Canucks" trio of Les Wallace (handicap 18), Ellen Wallace (13) and Mitchell Wallace (12) to victory in the pro-am team event with a net total of 32-under-par 252 for the 36 holes.
PRO SCORES AND PRIZE MONEY
Par 142 (2x71)
141 P McKechnie (Braid Hills) 72 69, A Forsyth (Mearns Castle) 71 70, S Henderson (Kings Links) 71 70 (£4,216 each)
142 N Fenwick (Dunbar) 71 71 (£3,000)
143 J McCreadie (Largs) 70 73, S Gray (Hayston) 72 71, R Rafferty (Monte Rei) 71 72, G Fox (Clydway Golf) 71 72, G McBain (Paul Lawrie GC) 73 70 (£2,510 each)
145 G Law (Uphall) 74 71, G Hutcheon (Paul Lawrie GC) 70 765 (£2,225 each).
146 C Ronald (Carluke) 74 72 (£2,150)
149 A Tait (Marriott Dalmahoy) 75 74 (£2,100)
151 F Cromarty (Nairn) 76 75 (£2,050)
152 D Reasoner (unatt) 76 76 (£2,030)
154 K Hutton (Downfield) 78 76 (£2,015)
156 S McAllister (McAllister Golf) 75 81 (£2,005)
158 D Thomson (Carnegie Club) 76 82 (£2,000)