Friday, August 18, 2017


Wooden spoon woe for Scots in Men's

Home Internationals at Moortown

Without the services of their two highest world ranked players, Connor Syme and Robert McIntyre - both playing in US amateur championship, Scotland finished a poor last of four in the Men's Home Internationals table at Moortown Golf Club, Leeds.
Their 9.5-5.5 defeat by Wales followed the pattern of earlier defeats by England (9-6) and Ireland (10-5).
The abysmal morning performances in the foursomes continued. The Scots did not win one alternate-shot tie against the Welsh but halved three to trail 3.5-1.5 at lunchtime.
Wales quickly clinched overall victory by winning the top three singles and they finished 6-4 ahead in the afternoon.
Ireland retained the championship by the narrowest of margins after drawing 7.5-7.5 with England in the title decider. The Irish games won column was 0.5pt better than the English.

WALES 9.5, SCOTLAND 5.5
FOURSOMES (3.5-1.5)
J Davidson and T Williams halved with M Clark and C Maclean.
T Davies and O Edwards bt S Scott and R Franssen 5 and 4.
T Harry and B Chamberlain bt R Lumsden and E Walker 4 and 3.
M Harris and L Sanges halved with S Locke and J Stewart.
L Matthews and J Hapgood halved with L Johnston and C Howie.
SINGLES (6-4)
Davidson bt Howie 4 and 2.
Davies bt Johnston 1 hole.
Edwards bt C Ross 3 and 2.
E Griffiths halved with Franssen
Williams bt Locke 4 and 3.
Hapgood halved with Scott
Harris bt Maclean 3 and 2.
Sanges lost to Lumsden 2 and 1.
Harry lost to Walker 4 and 3.
Chamberlain lost to Stewart 1 hole

OTHER MATCH
Ireland 7.5, England 7.5
Foursomes: 3-2
Singles: 4.5-5.5

SCOTLAND INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
maximum possible: 6pt
3pt C Howie        DW LW DL
3pt J Stewart       LD  - W  DW
3pt R Lumsden   LL  WW LW
3pt E Walker      - W  WL  LW
2pt S Locke         DW  LL   DL
1.5 L Johnston    DD  LL  DL
1.5 M Clark         LW  LL D -
1.5 S Scott            LL  LW  LD
0.5 C Maclean     LL  L -   DL
0.5 C Ross            DL LL  - L


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