Thursday, August 03, 2017

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Gaughan in the mix for £10,000 EuroPro Tour

jackpot at Nokia Masters

Three Scots beat the 36-hole cut in the EuroPro Tour's Nokia Masters at Mannings Heath.
Louis Gaughan (Bathgate) is in contention for the £10,000 jackpot prize after 54 holes. He is lying third on 137 (70-67), only three strokes behind the English pacemaker, Andrew Cheese (Sutton Coldfield who has had scores of 66 and 68 for 10-under 134.
Lloyd Saltman (Calum Smith Pro Shop) is not out of the running by any means with rounds of 70 and 68 for T5 on 138.

Conor O'Neil (Mearns Castle) was the only other Scot to survive to the third round. He is T17 on 141 (69-72).

LEADERBOARD
par 144 (2x72)
134 A Cheese (Sutton Coldfield) 66 68.
136 T Robson (Parkstone) 69 67
137 Louis Gaughan (Bathgate) 70 67.

SCOTS' SCORES
138 Lloyd Saltman (Calum Smith Pro Shop) 70 68 (T5).
141 Conor O'Neil (Mearns Castle) 69 72 (T17)

SCOTS WHO MISSED THE CUT (144 and better qualified)
145 W Booth (Pitlochry Golf) 74 71
146 J Henry (Clydebank and Dist) 75 71
147 R Campbell (Golf in Scotland) 76 71, C Lawrie (Paul Lawrie GC) 72 75.
149 P Robinson (Largs) 77 72
150 J McColl (Kingsbarns PA) 80 70
154 Michael Stewart (Troon Welbeck) 81 73.

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Cheese controls Nokia Masters by two shot lead
 
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Andrew Cheese picked up just three bogeys across 36 holes to head into the final round of the Nokia Masters at Mannings Heath Golf Club and Wine Estate at -10 and two shots clear of Thomas Robson in second place.
 
Cheese (Sutton Coldfield Golf Club), a EuroPro title winner in 2014, was forced to suspend his first round yesterday after just six holes due to heavy rain and surface water on greens.
 
He said: “It was brutal yesterday, we only managed to play six holes which meant we had an early start today.”
 
However, it didn’t hinder his tournament, in a second day which saw him finish his first round at six under par which was then followed by a solid four under par second round.
 
Cheese said: “It was windy, but there was little rain, which meant is was much more score-able. I just managed to pull of the shots when I needed to.
 
“My mind set for tomorrow is the same as today, just to take it one shot at a time. Hopefully tomorrow we can commit to the start lines; because it was windy today we had to send it wide of the hole at times.”
 
Cheese has close company in the form of Robson (Parkstone Golf Club) at -8, Louis Gaughan (Bathgate Golf Club), Billy Spooner (Woodhall Spa Golf Club), and Lloyd Saltman (Calum Smith Pro Shop) all at -7.
 
He said: “It is a hilly course and I started to feel it on my legs over the last few holes but the adrenaline got me through it in the end.
 
“I’m really looking forward to tomorrow, my game has been there or there about but I haven’t been able to quite put it together. I’m glad that it’s improved this week and I’m able to give it a go.”
 
Elsewhere an impressive second round from Billy Hemstock (Teignmouth Golf Club) of six under par saw him make the cut comfortably with an overall score of four under par.
 
A cut to the leading 50 professionals and ties has now been made, with those even or better proceeding to play the final round, after which the winner will take home £10,000 from a £50,000 fund.
 
Spectator entry is free of charge throughout and live scoring is available at www.europrotour.com. Highlights from the Nokia Masters at Mannings Heath will air on Sky Sports Golf on Tuesday, 15 August.
 

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