Renfrewshire boys triumph 5-3 at home
against Dunbartonshire
RENFREWSHIRE GOLF UNION PRESS RELEASE
Renfrewshire boys' continued the defence of the West League title, which they have won for the past two years, with a 5-3 win at home against Dunbartonshire at Eastwood Golf Club today.
against Dunbartonshire
RENFREWSHIRE GOLF UNION PRESS RELEASE
Renfrewshire boys' continued the defence of the West League title, which they have won for the past two years, with a 5-3 win at home against Dunbartonshire at Eastwood Golf Club today.
This result
maintains their position at the top of the league.
The course was in
great condition but with the recent weather, any ball finding the rough was as
good as lost. Just ask Jonny Murphy who did not have one of his better days.
The Renfrewshire
team remained unchanged from their last winning encounter against the strong
Lanarkshire team.
Due to injury
Dunbartonshire were a player short and therefore had to concede one of the
matches.
The games mostly
started the way that they would finish with those who were up early on
maintaining that advantage
Murphy was
first to fall, losing a few balls off stray drives and going down by 7 and 5.
Recovery was
quick, however, with Cammy Johnstone playing steady golf and running out a
comfortable winner by 6 and 5.
The normally
solid Roddy McAuley struggled in a game where he
should have been comfortable and lost by 5 and 4.
Aidan O’Hagan, pictured right, was
wondering what was happening as his opponent was holing everything in sight but
he eventually managed to control the game, winning three holes in a row to win by
3 and 2.
Greg McCaffer,
again thrown in at the deep end, was up against a solid Dunbartonshire boy and,
despite being square with five hole to play, ran out of steam and went down by 3 and 2.
Undefeated Euan
McNeill maintained his impressive record this year, and in a game where he was
never behind came through with a solid 3 and 1 win.
In the top game
Ibrahim Hussain, current boys' champion at Eastwood, having beaten the newly
crowned Scottish boys champion, Greg Dalziel, in the last match against Lanarkshire, was in no mood to give anything
away to his opponent and proved his worth with a comfortable 5 and 4 win.
RESULTS
Renfrewshire names first
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RENFREWSHIRE 5, DUNBARTONSHIRE 3
Jonathan Murphy (Erskine) lost to Jack Pike (Clober) 7 and 5.
Cameron Johnstone
(Eastwood) bt Liam Taylor (Bearsden) 6 and 5.
Roddy McAuley (Fereneze) lost to Kyle Murphy (Clydebank and District) 5 and 4.
Aidan O’Hagan (Old Ranfurly) bt Blane McFadyean (Kirkintilloch) 3 and 2.
Greg McCaffer (Whitecraigs) lost to Murray McVicar (Hilton Park 3 and 2.
Euan McNeill
(Lochwinnoch) bt Max McCluskey (Lenzie) 3 and 1.
Aidan Reid
(Whitecraigs) walk-over
Ibrahim Hussain
(Eastwood) bt Keiran Hughes(Hilton Park) 5 and 4.
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