TIGER WOODS SCORES 60th WIN ON US

PGA TOUR

Tiger Woods scored his 60th win on the US PGA Tour when he led the way home in the BMW Championship today.

Tiger had a final round of 63 for 22-under-par 262, winning by two shots from Aussie Aaron Baddeley with Steve Stricker third on 266.

Australia had two players in the top four with Adam Scott finishing on 270, one shot ahead of Justin Rose who tied for fifth place with South African Tim Clark.

Ian Poulter finished joint 10th on 275.

Statistics: Tiger Woods averaged 311.6 yards with his drives ... hit 79.2 % of the greens in regulation and averaged 1.614 putts per green.

LEADING TOTALS

262 Tiger Woods (US) 67 67 65 63.

264 Aaron Baddeley (Aus) 68 65 65 66.

266 Steve Stricker (US) 68 66 64 68.

270 Adam Scott (Aus) 69 69 67 75.

271 Justin Rose (Eng) 65 69 69 68, Tim Clark (SAf) 68 69 67 67.

Other total:

275 Ian Poulter (Eng) 68 72 69 66 (jt 10th).

WALKER CUP INDIVIDUAL POINTS TABLES

So who did best and who under-performed for both sides in the Walker Cup match?
Here's the tell-table of individual performances:

GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND

HORSEY 3pt out of 4 (W-W-L-W).

DAVIES 2pt out of 4 (L-W-L-W).

CALDWELL 1 1/2pt out of 3 (D-NP-L-W).

McILROY 1 1/2pt out of 4 (D-L-L-W).

MOUL 1 1/2pt out of 4 (D-W-L-L).

PARRY 1pt out of 2 (W-NP-L-NP)

SALTMAN 1pt out of 3 (L-L-NP-W).

EDWARDS 1pt out of 3 (NP-W-L-L).

WILLETT 1pt out of 4 (D-L-L-D).

MATTHEWS 0 pt out of 1 (NP-L-NP-NP).

(NP indicates "not played")

UNITED STATES

LOVEMARK 3pt out of 3 (NP-W-W-W).

HORSCHELL 3pt out of 4 (W-W-W-L).

FOWLER 3pt out of 4 (W-W-W-L).

KNOST 3pt out of 4 (D-W-W-D).

MOORE 2 1/2pt out of 3 (D-NP-W-W).

JOHNSON 1 1/2pt out of 3 (D-L-W-NP).

KIRK 1pt out of 2 (NP-L-W-NP)

KUEHNE 1pt out of 3 (L-NP-W-L)

STANLEY 0pt out of 3 (L-L-NP-L).

SIMPSON 1/2pt out of 3 (D-L-NP-L).

Hugh Hunter's Clackmannan news

SUPERCHARGED MACAULAY

The Indian Summer of Wee County golf heated up considerably at the weekend. Callum Macaulay (Tulliallan) and Scott Borrowman (Dollar) finished 1-2 in the final Scottish Golf Union Order of Merit event for the Newlands Trophy held at Lanark.
It was an all-Macaulay show, however—leading after two rounds on a two under par 138 from Scott and Perthshire’s Wallace Booth, Callum switched his golf to "boost" for the third round, leaving his fellow competitors struggling in his wake. Out in a four-under-par 32 and back in three-under 31 gave another course record of 63 ( to add to his Braehead and Tulliallan records) and a seven-shot lead.
He relaxed a bit in the fourth round with a four over 74 but the outstanding third round had given him plenty of leeway and in the end, no-one could match his brilliance. Once again, Callum proved he can lead from the front, and his fine form must be giving him confidence for the upcoming Home Internationals in Ireland.
When the final Order of Merit statistics are produced in the next week, it’s pretty certain that Callum will be the No 1 Amateur Golfer in Scotland, a credit to himself, his family and hopefully an inspiration to other Wee County golfers.
Dollar’s Scott Borrowman, the 2007 Scottish Youths Champion, after a great performance in University golf (see below), returned four consistent rounds to finish four shots behind Callum, and giving him considerable hope for future events.

FINAL LEADING RESULTS NEWLANDS TROPHY
1 Callum Macaulay 275 (68, 70, 63, 74)
2 Scott Borrowman 279 (69, 71, 68, 71)

SCOTT’S UNI SUCCESS

In the recent university equivalent of the Men's Home Internationals, at Fairmont St Andrews (formerly St Andrews Bay), Scott Borrowman, Stirling University student, representing Scotland was in rampant form with five wins out of a possible six.
Three of them were by huge margins of 7 and 6. Partnered by Perthshire’s Gavin Dear, Scott won all three of his foursomes matches, and then followed up by winning two out of three singles matches, losing only to England’s Richard Raye by one hole.
Scott’s wins helped the Scottish team lift the title; they beat Wales 8-4; Northern Ireland 11-1; and England 8-4.

COUNTY BOYS MISS OUT AT BRAEHEAD
In the Gary Harvey quadrangular event held at Braehead, a narrow win against Angus on the final afternoon ensured a third place finish and avoiding the wooden spoon. The boys fought well, but the strength of the Fife and Perth & Kinross teams proved impossible to overcome on the day. Top player and playing at number one from the County was home player John McPherson, with an undefeated performance of two wins and one half out of the three matches. He was closely followed by Club Champion 12 year old Lawrence Allan from Alva with two wins out of three.
Match results:

CLACKMANNAN 3, PERTH & KINROSS 5
1. John McPherson (Braehead) beat David Harrison 3/2
2. Scott Clark (Braehead) beat Mark Bell 3/2
3. Grant Dowie (Alloa) lost to Roddy Forgie 5/4
4. Steven McPherson (Dollar) lost to Robbie Murray 7/6
5. Gary Chalmers (Dollar) lost to Scott Barbour 2/1
6. Lawrence Allan (Alva) beat Euan McLeod 3/2
7. Andre Scotland lost to Mark Crozier 1 hole
8. Andrew Borek (Braehead) lost to Craig Menzies 1 hole

CLACKMANNAN 1, FIFE 6 with one halved
McPherson beat J Anderson 4/2 ; Scotland lost to G Wilson 5/4; Allan lost to B Jamieson 2/1; Clark halved with I Finlay; Dowie lost to Spence 1 hole; Tom Hogarth (Dollar) lost to J Thorburn 3/1; Chalmers lost to N Beattie 4/3; S Macpherson lost to J Penman 3/2

CLACKMANNAN 4, ANGUS 3 with one halved
McPherson halved with M Reid; Scotland beat R Storrier 5/4; Allan beat Thomson 4/2; Clark lost to J McCall 2/1 ; Dowie beat M McNally 5/4; Hogarth beat Cargill 1 hole; Chalmers lost to Mitchell 2/1 S McPherson lost to S Nicol 2/1

FRANK THOMSON TROPHY
The County Under 14 Boys will be trying to do better than the Gary Harvey team when they journey to the Queen's course at Gleneagles for a triangular golf match involving Clackmannan, Perth & Kinross, and Fife.
Each area is represented by five boys playing one round under Stableford conditions. The winning team is decided by the best four scores. Selected for the County are John McPherson (Braehead), Tom Hogarth (Dollar) Gary Chalmers (Dollar) Lawrence Allan (Alva) and Michael Barrett (Braehead).

JAMIESON'S STORMING FINISH EARNS HIM
FISTFUL OF DOLLARS IN SOUTH CAROLINA

Glasgow's Scott Jamieson celebrated his return to the NGA Hooters Tour in America by finishing joint 11th and earning $3,553 in the Michelob Ultra Classic at River Hills G&CC, Little River in South Carolina today.
Jamieson just survived the halfway cut with opening rounds of 72 and 74 but a third round 72 followed by a closing five-under-par 67 which he eagled the second, bogeyed the third, and birdied the seventh, ninth,11th and 17th to climb the leaderboard with a three-under-par total of 285.
Scott's first three rounds each included a double-bogey 6
Jamieson came back to Scotland during the satellite tour's mid-summer hiatus and played in some Challenge Tour events.
He has now won $19,554 in nine Hooters Tour events, having missed the cut in only one.
This was Scott's second-biggest cash prize.
Another Scot, Elgin exile Joel Hendry finished joint 26th on 288 with scores of 72, 70, 73 and 73 to earn $1,772.
Andrew Medley from Athens, Georgia won the top prize of $34,238 by one stroke with scores of 68, 72, 66 and 73 for nine-under-par 279.
LEADING SCORES
Par 288 (4 x 72)
279 Andrew Medley 68 72 66 73 ($34,238).
280 Casey Wittenberg 73 73 66 68, Emmett Turner 69 71 66 74, Luke Hart 71 68 70 71 ($12,560 each).
Other scores:
285 Scott Jamieson (Sco) 72 74 72 67 (jt 11th) ($3,553).
288 Joel Hendry (Sco) 72 70 73 73 (jt 26th) ($1,772).

Aussie scores first win after Switzerland play-off

EUROPEAN TOUR SCOREBOARD
OMEGA EUROPEAN MASTERS
Crans-sur-Sierre, Switzerland
Par 284 (4 x 71)
268 Brett Rumford (Aus) 68 66 66 68 (won sudden-death play-off at first extra hole), Phillip Archer 69 66 68 65
269 Bradley Dredge 66 66 68 69
270 Sion Bebb 71 68 63 68
272 Oliver Wilson 65 66 70 71
273 Gonzalo Fdez-Castano (Spa) 70 67 65 71, Lee Westwood 71 67 65 70
274 Anthony Wall 69 68 68 69, Miles Tunnicliff 71 65 70 68, Eduardo Romero (Arg) 68 69 72 65
275 Graeme McDowell 73 69 67 66
276 Robert Karlsson (Swe) 69 69 69 69
277 Juan Parron (Spa) 72 71 68 66, Richard McEvoy 71 70 71 65
278 Richard Bland 73 68 67 70, Joakim Backstrom (Swe) 71 68 69 70, David Frost (Rsa) 72 70 68 68
279 Mikko Ilonen (Fin) 68 75 70 66, Steven O'Hara 74 70 70 65
280 Tino Schuster (Ger) 71 65 74 70, Rafael Echenique (Arg) 69 70 71 70, Graeme Storm 69 69 71 71, Johan Edfors (Swe) 73 70 69 68, Manuel Quiros (Spa) 74 70 70 66
281 Daniel Vancsik (Arg) 71 70 72 68, Alessandro Tadini (Ita) 72 69 68 72, Andrew Marshall 74 68 72 67, Marcel Siem (Ger) 71 70 70 70, Jean-Francois Remesy (Fra) 77 67 70 67, Ariel Canete (Arg) 72 69 68 72
282 David Carter 73 69 70 70, Jeev Milkha Singh (Ind) 74 68 72 68, Mattias Eliasson (Swe) 72 69 67 74, Henrik Nystrom (Swe) 74 69 68 71, Pelle Edberg (Swe) 71 73 69 69, Edward Rush 72 72 64 74
283 Zane Scotland (Gb) 69 69 71 74, Garry Houston 72 70 73 68, Kyron Sullivan 73 69 69 72, Simon Wakefield 74 69 73 67, Alexandre Rocha (Bra) 71 70 73 69, Paul Casey 71 68 72 72, Carl Suneson (Spa) 74 70 69 70, Richard Finch 70 72 64 77, Tom Whitehouse 73 71 68 71, Peter O'Malley (Aus) 73 70 68 72, Barry Lane 78 65 70 70
284 Soren Kjeldsen (Den) 76 68 69 71, Julien Clement (Swi) 74 70 72 68, Carlos Rodiles (Spa) 69 75 66 74, Pablo Martin (Spa) 71 73 71 69
285 Pierre Relecom (Bel) 70 74 71 70, Oscar null Floren (Swe) 69 67 76 73, Marcus Fraser (Aus) 68 71 74 72
286 Jamie Spence 70 71 72 73
287 Ricardo Gonzalez (Arg) 75 69 69 74, Jonathan Lomas 74 70 74 69, Ian Garbutt 70 72 72 73
288 Steve Alker (Nzl) 75 66 74 73, Lee Slattery 72 72 75 69, Sven Struver (Ger) 74 68 73 73
289 Francesco Molinari (Ita) 74 70 70 75, Patrik Sjoland (Swe) 70 72 72 75, Andrew Coltart 70 72 72 75, Terry Price (Aus) 75 68 74 72
290 Shiv Kapur (Ind) 72 72 76 70, Alexander Noren (Swe) 72 71 76 71, Ignacio Garrido (Spa) 74 69 71 76
291 Sam Little 78 66 73 74
292 Jose Manuel Lara (Spa) 71 71 75 75
293 Eirik Tage Johansen (Nor) 75 69 68 81
295 Alessandro Napoleoni (Ita) 71 69 78 77

BAD LIGHT CALLS TIME ON TRIPLE
DEAD-HEAT FINISH AT D AND G

New Scottish professional champion Mark Loftus (Cowglen) made up a shot on overnight leaders Bob Arnott (Bishopbriggs) and Steven Gray (Hayston) for the trio to finish in a tie for victory in the Tartan Tour’s Kerr Investments Classic 36-hole pro-am at Dumfries & Galloway Golf Club today.
By the time play had ended it was too dark to start a three-man play-off so the first, second and third cash prizes were divided, giving Loftus, Arnott and Gray each a cheque for £1,723 – not back for a weekend’s work.
Loftus was the first of the trio to finish. He birdied the 18th for a 65 to post a clubhouse target of nine-under-par 131. A bogey at the 16th in halves of 33 and 32 would come back to haunt him in the final analysis.
Bob Arnott was next up and he birdied the 11th, 15th and 18th for an inward 31 and a 66 to match Loftus’s 131 total.
That put the pressure on Steven Gray, the last man to finish. Having birdied the 13th to get to nine-under-par for the tournament, Steven could not get a single birdie putt to drop as he parred the last five holes for a 66 and 131.
It was also a photo-finish in the pro-am team event with Jason McCreadie and the Re Max Property Centre trio of Alan Miller (handicap 18), Andrew Goodwin (6) and Martin Thomson (6) winning on the better last round (128 to 129) after their 36-hole net total of 249 (two scores to count) was matched by Gerrard Duncan (Westin Turnberry) and the Dumfries & Galloway Golf Club team of Keith Miller (7), James Johnstone (9) and Stan Leslie (18).


LEADING PROFESSIONALS
Par 140 (2 x 70)
131 M Loftus (Cowglen) 66 65, R Arnott (Bishopbriggs GR) 65 66, S Gray (Hayston) 65 66 (£1,723 each).
134 C Gillies (Kingsfield GR) 70 64, S Cairns (Westerwood) 68 66 (£890 each).
136 K Hutton (Downfield) 71 65, P McKechnie (Braid Hills) 70 66 (£605 each)
137 G Hutcheon (Peterculter) 69 68, E Thomson (Largs) 68 69, D Robertson (Mearns Castle) 68 69, S Taylor (Bothwell Castle) 67 70, E Cameron (Hamilton) 67 70 (£377 each)
138 C Doak (unatt) 72 66, M Urquhart (Inverness) 69 69 (£272 each).
139 C Lee (All Golf Swing Centre) 73 66, D Orr (East Renfrewshire) 72 67, J McCreadie (Buchanan Castle) 70 69, F Mann (Musselburgh) 70 69, D Park (Wishaw) 69 70 (£200 each).
140 G Law (Uphall) 70 70, M King (Kingsfield GR) 69 71, C Ronald (Carluke) 67 73 (£131 each).
141 C Kelly (Cawder) 76 65, J McKinnon (Irvine) 72 69, A Forrow (Whitecraigs) 71 70, A Crerar (King James VI) 70 71, P Wardell (Whitekirk) 70 71, J McGhee (Turnhouse) 70 71, K Glen (Royal Musselburgh) 68 73 (£99 each).
142 F McLaughlan (Bothwell Castle) 767 64, L Mann (Carnoustie) 73 69, R Cameron (McDonald Ellon) 71 71, S Syme (Dumfries & Co) 71 71, G Duncan (Westin Turnberry) 70 72, G McFarlane (Clober) 68 74, G McInnes (Murcar Links) 67 75 (£13 each).
144 G Cook (Prestonfield) 73 71, S Morrison (Glenbervie) 72 72, E Davie (Dunblane New) 72 72, A Lockhart (Ladybank) 71 73.
145 C Gordon (Edinburgh) GC) 73 72.
146 A Gorman (Cluny Clays) 73 73, R Valentine (Craigielaw) 72 74, B Mason (Drumoig DR) 71 75.
147 L Vannet (Carnoustie GL) 71 76.
148 T Buchanan (Duddingston) 73 75.
151 S Lamb (Broomieknowe) 79 72, N Huguet (Musselburgh) 76 75, J Stevenson (Braehead) 72 79.
158 S Gillespie (Burntisland) 78 80.

UPDATED ORDER OF MERIT POINTS TOTALS
1 G Hutcheon 953.75, 2 P McKechnie 841.88, 3 M Loftus 829.17, 4 D Orr 805; 5 R Arnott 796.05, 6 C Lee 738.75, 7 S Gray 696.05, 8 S Cairns 689.25, 9 C Doak 648.33, 10 C Kelly 617.58, 11 M Urquhart 601.21.

United States retain Walker Cup in thrilling finish

GB&I GO DOWN BY ONE POINT AFTER GREAT
COMEBACK IN FINAL SINGLES

Great Britain & Ireland narrowly lost one of the best Walker Cup matches of recent times by 12 1/2-11 1/2 over the Royal County Down links in Northern Ireland today.
United States advanced the first-day scoreline of 6-6 to 10-6 by making a clean sweep of the four foursomes - and that, in the final analysis, was to prove the deciding session of play.
Skipper Colin Dalgleish's men made a great effort to make up the 4pt leeway in the final session of eight singles but came up only an agonising point short of levelling the scoreline.
Lloyd Saltman, the only Scot in the GB&I team, was dropped from the second-day foursomes after losing in both sessions of Saturday play but he responded with a winning performance in the Sunday singles.
Great Britain & Ireland's dramatic fight-back in the final series of singles matches came to an end when America's Jonathan Moore fired a superb long-iron into the par-5 18th and holed from less than four feet for an eagle and a one-hole win over Nigel Edwards to give the United States the extra point they needed for outright victory.
The classic links of Royal County Down resounded with the cheers of 10,000 spectators as GB&I battled almost impossible odds in the final singles.
GB&I's Sunday afternoon target was to collect six and a half points from the eight at stake. They came so close with victories for Rory McIlroy, Rhys Davies, Lloyd Saltman, Jonathan Caldwell and David Horsey and a fighting half from Daniel Willett.
Buddy Marucci, the USA captain, said: "These are just great matches. It's wonderful golf. It's so great for the game. It was a great performance from the GB&I team. I just feel so fortunate to have won on foreign soil. I have to give alot of credit to our guys."
GB&I team captain Colin Dalgleish said: "I'm gutted for the team. I said to them whatever happened today I would be proud of them. This morning cost us big time. To lose the foursomes 4-0 was an absolute killer. The US played very well this morning so credit to them. Coming back from four points down is a tough shout but we made a very good run at it and we just ended up losing by a point. The US team were great and we congratulate them whole-heartedly."
In the end, amateur golf was the real winner. There is still a big place for the unpaid game even in this world of Tiger Woods & Co.
SUNDAY SINGLES RESULTS
McIlroy bt Horschel 4 and 2.
Davies bt Fowler 3 and 2.
Willett halved with Knost.
Saltman bt Kuehne 2 and 1.
Caldwell bt Stanley 2 holes.
Edwards lost to Moore 1 hole.]
Moul lost to Lovemark 4 and 3.
Horsey bt Simpson 1 hole.
GB&I 5 1/2, UNITED STATES 2 1/2
Overall: GB&I 11 1/2, UNITED STATES 12 1/2

SUPER-MAC WINS NEWLANDS TROPHY AND THE
SCOTTISH GOLF UNION ORDER OF MERIT TITLE

Tulliallan’s Callum Macaulay virtually wrapped up victory in the Newland Trophy 72-hole tournament and the Scottish Golf Union Order of Merit title with a brilliant third round of 63 at Lanark today (Sunday).
That seven-under-par score was one shot inside the record for the Blue Course, set by local member Chris Orr in last year’s Newlands Trophy.
It also put the 23-year-old Macaulay seven shots clear of the field and eight shots ahead of Wallace Booth (Comrie) his only serious challenger in the SGU Order Merit table prior to this, the last 72-hole counting event of the season.
Macaulay, who had made all the running, could afford to take his foot off the pedal in the final round – and he did, returning a four-over-par 74, after earlier rounds of 68, 70 and 63 for a five-under-par final total of 275.,
His memorable blemish-free third-round scorecard included an eagle 3 at the eighth and birdies at the second, fifth, 10th, 14th and 16th in halves of 32 (four under par) and 31 (three under par).
It was Macaulay’s third 72-hole win on the SGU domestic circuit. He won last year’s West of Scotland Open before completing his fourth and final year of a golf scholarship at the University of Mississippi.
Last weekend he won the South-east District Open at West Linton, beating Glenn Campbell (Blairgowrie) in a play-off for the title, a victory which propelled him to the top of the SGU Order of Merit points totals, ahead of Lloyd Saltman (Craigielaw) who was not going to add to his final total because of Walker Cup duty.
It underlines Callum's progress as a competitor that he finished eighth in the Order of Merit last year and had still to gain a first full cap for Scotland. This he will achieve in the forthcoming home internationals at County Louth.
Macaulay is not among the Tartan Army heading south for the European Tour Qualifying School Stage 1 events over the next two weeks. He is going to play another year on the amateur circuit.
Scottish youths champion Scott Borrowman (Dollar) gave Clackmannan County a notable 1-2 at Lanark. Borrowman had scores of 69, 71, 68 and 71 for a total of 279, four shots behind the easing up Macaulay.
Craigielaw’s Mark Hillson slipped past the faltering Wallace Booth to fill third place on 280 with scores of 75, 67, 69 and 69.
Booth took fourth place on 282 with 70, 70, 69 and 73.

FINAL TOTALS
Par 280 (4 x 70)
275 C Macaulay (Tulliallan) 68 70 63 74.
279 S Borrowman (Dollar) 69 71 68 71.
280 M Hillson (Craigielaw) 75 67 69 69.
282 W Booth (Comrie) 70 70 69 73.
283 C Watson (East Renfrewshire) 77 67 69 70.
286 S Henderson (Hamilton) 74 68 72 72.
287 R McKenzie (Easter Moffat) 78 71 69 69.
288 A Howard (Murrayshall) 74 71 74 69.
289 G Tough (Letham Grange) 77 72 69 71, J White (Lundin) 71 70 73 75.
290 P McLean (Peterhead) 75 74 74 67, B Souter (Leven GS) 74 74 73 69, S McEwan (Caprington) 72 75 72 71.
291 S McGrenaghan (Cochrane Castle) 77 72 72 70, G Paterson (Alloa) 71 73 73 75, S Stewart-Cation (Balbirnie Park) 74 70 71 76.
292 G Dear (Murrayshall) 79 71 71 71, J Paterson (Hayston) 71 73 72 76.
294 M McLeod (Lanark) 72 75 75 72 A Dick (Shotts) 72 70 70 82.
295 R Kellett (Colville Park) 73 72 76 74.
296 E Polson (Inverness) 73 74 75 74, S Rennie (Airdrie) 71 76 74 75.
297 M Gray (Lanark) 75 75 75 72, S Hume (Murrayshall) 75 75 73 74.
298 G McCulloch (Wishaw) 73 77 76 72.
299 J Shanks (Irvine) 76 73 75 75.
300 T Spencer (Inchmarlo) 75 74 77 74, C Gray (West Kilbride) 74 74 74 68.
301 J Johnston (Wishaw) 77 69 80 75, D Henderson (Hamilton) 75 69 75 83.
302 A Main (Thornton) 79 72 74 77, S Lockhart (Bathgate) 73 75 76 78.
305 C Lawton (Stirling) 73 76 81 75.
306 J Lockie (Tantallon) 80 70 78 78.
307 M Isaacs (Nairn Dunbar) 73 77 79 78, S McGarvey (Glencorse) 77 70 80 80.
310 D Murray (Newbattle) 72 77 79 82.
NRs J Hempstock (Dumfries & Galloway) 74 76 NR 73, M Dargie (Cawder) 78 72 NR 77.
MISSED THE CUT
152 A Wallace (Glenbervie) 79 73, D Renwick (Worthing) 72 80, F Campbell (Clober) 77 76, B Campbell (Malone) 79 73, S Bordon (US) 76 76,.
153 G Stevenson (Whitecraigs) 76 77.
154 P Ferrier (Baberton) 74 80, C Colraine (Windyhill) 75 79, M Russo (Drumpellier) 78 76, C HGaugh (Cathkin Braes) 77 77.
155 J Lamb (Lanark) 79 76, S Clazey (Lanark) 79 76, R Craig (Merchants of Edinburgh) 77 78.
156 E Malcolm (Dunfermline) 75 81.
157 M Pennycott (Whiting Bay) 75 82, P Dempsey (Alloa) 79 78..
158 J Hendrick (Pollock) 79 79.
159 O Lavelle (Elderslie) 78 81.
160 I McMillan (Glenearn) 81 79.
161 T McInroy (North Berwick) 83 78.
162 A Rogers (Monifieth) 82 80.
164 G Reid (Edinburgh Thistle0 84 80.
163 O Morton (Glenearn) 83 80.
165 L Ramsay (City of Edinburgh) 84 81.

Gavin Wilson, team captain, accepts the Gary Harvey Trophy from Rab Docherty, Braehead Golf Club captain, on behalf of the winning Fife boys' team (image copyright of Hugh Hunter).

FIFE BOYS RETAIN GARY HARVEY TROPHY
By HUGH HUNTER
Fife boys' team retained the Gary Harvey Trophy in the annual inter-area Under-18s quadrangular contest at Braehead Golf Club over the weekend.
Fife completed a hat-trick of wins against the other teams by beating Perth & Kinross 5-3 in the title decider today .
Fife finished with three wins out of three. Perth & Kinross were runners-up with one win and one draw. Clackmannan were third with one win and Angus fourth with one halved match.
The trophy was originally donated in honour of Gary Harvey's British boys' championship success in 1972.
Results:
SATURDAY
PERTH & KINROSS 5, CLACKMANNAN 3
Daniel Harrison (Crieff) lost to John Macpherson (Braehead ) 3 and 2.Mark Bell (King James VI) lost to Scott Clark (Braehead) 3 and 2.Roddy Forgie (Muckhart) beat Grant Dowie (Alloa) 5 and 4.Robbie Murray (Crieff) beat Steven Macpherson (Dollar) 7 and 6.Scott Barbour (Milnathort) beat Gary Chalmers (Dollar) 2 and 1.Euan Macleod (Craigie Hill) lost to Lawrence Allan (Alva) 3 and 2.Mark Crozier (Murrayshall) beat Andre Scotland (Alloa) 1 hole.Craig Menzies (Auchterarder) beat Andrew Borek (Braehead) 1 hole.

FIFE 5, ANGUS 3
Josh Anderson (Glenrothes) beat Matthew Reid (Downfield) 2 and 1.Gavin Wilson (Ladybank) beat Ross Storrier (Downfield) 3 and 2.Ben Jamieson (St Andrews) beat Mark Thomson (Grange) 2 and 1.Iain Finlay (St Andrews) halved with Jordan McColl (Arbroath).Callum Spence (Kirkcaldy) halved with Michael McNally (Monifieth).Jack Thorburn (Forrester Park) beat Alex Cargill (Arbroath) 5 and 3.Neil Beattie (St Andrews) lost to Reece Mitchell (Downfield) 2 and 1.Jamie Penman (Thornton) lost to Scott Nicol (Carnoustie) 1 hole.

SUNDAY
FIFE 6 1/2, CLACKMANNAN 1 1/2
Anderson lost to J McPherson 4 and 2, Wilson bt Scotland 5 and 4, Jamieson bt Allan 2 and 1, Finlay halved with Clark, Spence bt Dowie 1 hole, Thorburn bt Tom Hogarth (Dollar) 3 and 1, Beattie bt Chalmers 4 and 3, Penman bt Steven McPherson 3 and 2.
ANGUS 4, PERTH & KINROSS 4
Reid lost to Murray 2 and 1, Storrier lost to Forgie 1 hole, Thomson lost to Harrison 4 and 2, McCall bt McLeod 3 and 1, McNally bt Crozier 3 aqnd 2, Cargill bt Menzies 1 hole, Mitchell bt Barbour 1 hole, Nicol lost to bell 1 hole.
CLACKMANNAN 4 1/2, ANGUS 3 1/2
J McPherson halved with Reid, Scotland bt Storrier 5 and 4, Allaqn bt Thomson 4 and 2, Clark lost to McCall 2 and 1, Dowie bt McNally 5 and 4, Hogarth bt Cargill 1 hole, Chalmers lost to Mitchell 2 and 1, S McPherson lost to Nicol 2 and 1.
FIFE 5, PERTH & KINROSS 3
Wilson bt Murray 4 and 3, Anderson lost to Forgie 3 and 2, Finlay lost to Harrison 2 holes, Jamieson bt McLeod 1 hole, Thorburn lost to Crozier 1 hole, Spence bt Menzies 4 and 3, Penman bt Barbour 2 and 1, Beattie bt Bell 4 and 3.
FINAL PLACINGS
1 Fife three wins, 2 Perth & Kinross one win, one draw, one loss, 3 Clackmannan, one win, two losses, 4 Angus, one draw, two losses.

PGA Over-50s Championship at Stoke-by-Nayland

IT'S THAT MAN MASON AGAIN! CARL MAKES IT
18 WINS ON SENIORS TOUR IN FOUR YEARS

By Graeme Hamlett
Press Officer, European Seniors Tour

Carl Mason shot a final round of 67 to win the PGA Seniors Championship at the Stoke-by-Nayland Club by six shots to secure his 18th European Seniors Tour win in just over four years competing on the circuit.
The 54 year old Englishman, who began with a four-shot lead after three previous rounds of 67, fired one more five under par score to finish on 20 under par 268. He said: “I have to admit that was special. I am very pleased with that level of consistency. It’s not easy to lead for all four days – but I felt great out there. It feels wonderful to win the PGA Championship for the second time in my career.”
It was Mason’s fourth win of 2007. France’s Philippe Dugeny fired a new course record, a nine under par 63, to finish on 14 under par 274 and in second spot, alongside Italy’s Costantino Rocca, who closed with a four under par 68.
Prestwick's Ross Drummond, in fifth place at the start of play, shot a one over par 73 to finish on eight under par 280, which Bill Longmuir also ended on after he shot a 71.
Aberdeen’s John Chillas carded a four under par 68 for a six under par 282 total.
Outgoing champion Sam Torrance, winner in 2005 and 2006, also closed with a 68, his best score of the tournament after previous scores of 70-74-74, to finish on two under par 286.
“I played beautifully today and it’s a nice way to end the week,” he said. “My second round really put me out of contention, which was a shame as I was hoping to make it three wins in a row, but there we go. I’m off to Hong Kong this week and then I’ll be back to Scotland to defend the Scottish Seniors Open at Dalmahoy at the end of the month, which I’m looking forward to.”

FINAL TOTALS
Par 288 (4 x 72)
268 C Mason (Eng) 67 67 67 67
274 P Dugeny (Fra) 75 68 68 63, C Rocca (Ita) 69 66 71 68
276 B Heuchan (Can) 67 67 72 70
277 N Job (Eng) 70 69 72 66, J Bland (RSA) 70 66 69 72
278 L Carbonetti (Arg) 69 66 73 70, J Quiros (Esp) 69 72 68 69, P Teravainen (USA) 68 74 66 70
279 G Watine (Fra) 72 70 71 66, J Lapsley (Nzl) 71 68 70 70, J Rivero (Esp) 72 69 71 67, G Encina (Chl) 74 68 66 71
280 R Drummond (Sco) 69 67 71 73, B Longmuir (Sco) 71 69 69 71
281 G Cali (Ita) 69 73 69 70, H Carbonetti (Arg) 75 69 70 67, GJ Brand (Eng) 71 71 70 69
282 J Chillas (Sco) 72 68 74 68
284 T Gale (Aus) 71 69 72 72, G Ralph (Eng) 72 70 73 69, S Owen (Nzl) 73 71 67 73, D Watson (Zim) 70 70 75 69
285 J Mashego (RSA) 72 71 70 72, T Johnstone (Zim) 71 72 71 71, A Sowa (Arg) 72 72 71 70
286 S Torrance (Sco) 70 74 74 68, D Merriman (Aus) 71 70 75 70, B Cameron (Eng) 68 71 70 77, I Mosey (Eng) 76 68 72 70, J Bruner (USA) 72 74 70 70, B Larratt (Eng) 72 71 70 73
287 M Bembridge (Eng) 71 69 73 74, M Poxon (Eng) 74 70 70 73, A Fernandez (Chl) 75 71 71 70, J Benda (USA) 70 69 69 79, J Rhodes (Eng) 68 70 74 75
288 D J Russell (Eng) 69 70 75 74, R Masters (Eng) 73 69 74 72, E Rodriguez (Esp) 73 71 74 70, J Heggarty (NIr) 71 73 70 74
289 M Miller (Sco) 71 71 76 71, J P Sallat (Fra) 72 72 74 71
290 B Smit (RSA) 75 70 73 72
291 G Townhill (Eng) 76 70 75 70
292 JL Gallardo (Esp) 69 72 72 79, T Allen (Eng) 72 70 73 77, RA Green (Eng) 76 69 75 72, T Dill (USA) 74 70 73 75, D Creamer (Eng) 71 75 73 73, D Johnson (USA) 70 76 72 74
293 B Lendzion (USA) 72 74 71 76, T Gideon (Ger) 73 72 72 76
294 D Stirling (Eng) 73 72 73 76, M Williams (Zim) 69 76 76 73
295 D Good (Aus) 71 72 79 73
296 M Gray (Sco) 75 71 76 74
297 T Price (Wal) 71 73 76 77
298 B Malley (USA) 74 72 75 77, J V Wagenen (USA) 74 71 77 76, M Morbey (Eng) 73 71 80 74
302 J Hall (Eng) 70 75 75 82
304 H Woodrome (USA) 71 75 78 80
Withdrew: Noel Ratcliffe (Aus) 72 74 77 -.

TOP SCOT McLEARY FINISHES IN 23rd PLACE
IN CHALLENGE TOUR SWEDISH EVENT

From Michael Gibbons
Press Officer, European Challenge Tour

Jamie McLeary from Scotlandwell, Kinross was the highest placed Scot at the Challenge Tour’s Telia Challenge Waxholm, taking 23rd place after a final round of level par 72 saw him finish the week on five under par.
That was good enough to help the 28 year old move up one place on the Challenge Tour Rankings, to 33rd place with six events of the season remaining.
Raymond Russell and Peter Whiteford, meanwhile, finished the week on level par after respective fourth round scores of 72 and 74.
England’s Iain Pyman took the title – his second Challenge Tour win in the space of seven days.

FINAL TOTALS
Par 292 (4 x 73). 7,318yd.
274 Iain Pyman Eng 68 70 70 66.
276 Robert Coles Eng 69 71 69 67.
277 Benjamin Miarka Ger 70 70 72 65.
278 Ross McGowan Eng 72 71 68 67; Jamie Donaldson Wal 67 69 73 69.
280 Gustav Adell Swe 72 68 72 68; Oskar Bergman Swe 67 73 71 69; Michael Lorenzo-Vera Fra 77 67 71 65; John E Morgan Eng 65 78 68 69.
282 Richard Treis Ger 72 71 71 68; Kariem Baraka Ger 66 71 73 72.
283 Julien Foret Fra 73 70 71 69; Johan Sköld Swe 69 69 77 68.
284 Magnus A Carlsson Swe 73 70 75 66; Magnus Persson Swe 69 73 73 69; Per Barth Swe 69 72 73 70; Paul Waring Eng 74 71 70 69; Gary Clark Eng 70 72 70 72; Nicolas Vanhootegem Bel 68 73 71 72;
285 Sebastian Fernandez Arg 74 71 70 70; Peter Kaensche Nor 72 70 73 70; Stuart Manley Wal 73 64 76 72;
286 Daniel Lindgren Swe 72 72 72 70; Michael Jonzon Swe 67 75 72 72; Jamie McLeary (Sco) 71 70 73 72; Roope Kakko Fin 70 73 71 72; Jamie Little Eng 73 72 71 70;
287 Mikko Korhonen Fin 71 73 70 73; Robin Swane Ned 73 66 75 73; Leif Westerberg Swe 72 71 73 71; Björn Pettersson Swe 69 72 78 68; Fredrik Orest Swe 68 74 74 71; Pehr Magnebrant Swe 71 71 73 73;
288 Jonas Pettersson Swe 74 70 73 71; Chris Gane Eng 70 75 69 74; Anders Schmidt Hansen Den 75 67 75 71;
289 Bernd Wiesberger Aut 73 70 76 70; Jean Hugo Rsa 72 69 75 73; Kevin Harper Eng 72 71 73 73; Linus Pettersson Swe 72 72 73 72; Wilhelm Schauman Swe 71 73 74 71 ; Mikael Lundberg Swe 67 73 73 76; Andreas Högberg Swe 71 72 74 72; Liam Bond Wal 72 71 71 75;
290 Julien Guerrier Fra 70 73 75 72; Julio Zapata Arg 72 72 75 71;
291 Ally Mellor Eng 71 68 80 72; Alessio Bruschi Ita 74 71 77 69; Raymond Russell (Sco) 70 73 76 72; Peter Whiteford (Sco) 75 68 74 74; Fabrizio Zanotti Par 71 74 77 69; Mathias Ferry Swe 73 72 73 73;
292 Andreas Andersson Swe 69 75 73 75; Jan-Are Larsen Nor 68 76 77 71; Morten Hedegaard Den 71 73 79 69;
293 Jonas Karlson Swe 70 71 77 75;
294 Kieran Staunton Eng 73 69 80 72; Paul Nilbrink Nor 70 73 80 71;
295 Van Phillips Eng 72 73 76 74; Stefan Nilsson Swe 73 71 75 76;
297 Lars Johansson Swe 70 75 78 74; Erik Algulin Swe 73 72 73 79; Robert Eriksson Swe 71 72 80 74;
298 Kalle Edberg Swe 73 72 74 79;
301 Matthew King Eng 71 72 81 77;
Withdrew: Johan Wahlqvist Swe 70 74 75 -, Robert Dinwiddie Eng 72 72 74 -.

MACAULAY BREAKS LANARK RECORD WITH
63 TO LEAD BY SEVEN AFTER ROUND 3

Tulliallan's Callum Macaulay put a lock on the 2007 Newlands Trophy and SGU Order of Merit title with a seven-under-par course record round of 63 in the third round of the Lanark Golf Club 72-hole event today.
Callum's earlier rounds were 68 and 70, giving him a 54-hole tally of nine-under-par 201.
He leads by SEVEN strokes from Scottish youths champion Scott Borrowman (Dollar) who had a 68 and by eight from the third-placed Wallace Booth (Comrie) who had a 69 for 209.
Wallace was SGU Order of Merit leader Macaulay's only serious rival going into the tournament.
Macaulay jumped into the No 1 position last week when he beat Glenn Campbell (Blairgowrie) in a play-off for the South-east District title.

THIRD-ROUND LEADING TOTALS
Par 210 (3 x 70).
201 C Macaulay 68 70 63.
208 S Borrowman 69 71 68.
209 W Booth 70 70 69.
211 M Hillson 75 67 69.
212 A Dick 72 70 70.
213 C Watson 77 67 69.
214 S Henderson 74 69 72, J White 71 70 73.
215 S Stewart-CAti8on 74 70 71.
216 J Paterson 71 73 72, G Paterson 71 72 73.
218 R McKenzie 78 71 69, G Tough 77 72 69, D Henderson 75 68 75.
219 S McEwan 72 75 72, A Howard 74 71 74.
221 G Dear 79 71 71, S McGrenaghan 77 72 72, B Souter 74 74 73, S Rennie 71 76 74, R Kellett 73 72 76.
222 C Gray 74 74 74, E Polson 73 74 75, M McLeod 72 775 75.
223 S Hume 75 75 73, P McLean 75 74 74.

UNITED STATES MAKE FOURSOMES CLEAN
SWEEP TO LEAD 10-6 IN WALKER CUP

Great Britain & Ireland dug themselves out of a first-day hole to start the Walker Cup's second day on level terms at 6-6. Now they have to do it again on Sunday.
The United States have put themselves firmly in the driving seat by making a 4-0 clean sweep of the Sunday foursomes to lead 10-6 with the final eight singles to play.
Skipper Colin Dalgleish did not field Lloyd Saltman in the morning session. Saltman was a loser both in the Saturday foursomes and Saturday singles.
Northern Ireland local hero Rory McIlroy is not doing much better than Saltman - and they were going to be the mainstays of the GB&I effort.
Paired up with Irishman Jonathan Caldwell in the opening Sunday foursome, McIlroy was on the losing side again. They went down 2 and 1 to Billy Horschel and Rickie Fowler.

SUNDAY FOURSOMES
J Caldwell & R McIlroy lost to B Horschel & R Fowler 2 and 1.
R Davies & N Edwards lost to C Knost & D Johnson 1 hole.
J Moul & D Willett lost to T Kuehne & J Moore 4 and 2.
D Horsey & J Parry lost to C Kirk & J Lovemark 1 hole.
GB&I 0, UNITED STATES 4
Overall scoreline: GB&I 6, UNITED STATES 10

SUNDAY SINGLES
R McIlory v B Horschel.
R Davies v R Fowler.
D Willett v C Knost.
L Saltman v T Kuehne.
J Caldwell v K Stanley.
N Edwards v J Moore.
J Moul v J Lovemark.
D Horsey v W Simpson.

CANADIAN PAUL WINS MACALLAN NORTH

DISTRICT SENIORS CHAMPIONSHIP

By ROBIN WILSON

Canadian born Paul York (58) has become the second Royal Dornoch member to win the Macallan North District Senior championship. At Golspie, he beat Elgin's Bryce Milne in a three- hole play-off after they tied on 73.
It was one of the strongest winds to sweep the Golspie course all summer and the earlier starters got the worst of it, no scores in the seventies and the only scratch golfer in the field, holder Hugh Clunas (Nairn Dundar) struggled to an 80.
It was no surprise that it was ruled a non counting day for handicapping but as the wind eased in mid afternoon Milne a lynch pin in North teams through three decades of the sixties, seventies and eighties got to grips with the conditions and posted a 73, from an outward half of 39 into the wind followed by a level par inward 34. Milne went three ahead of Peter Saggers (The Nairn) 38,38 and David Bunker (Nairn Dunbar) 40,36 who earlier showed that the wind was easing with sub eighty returns.
Milne was on the point of celebrating when told there would be a play off after a surprise equalling card of 73 came in from York. Although Canadian, York spent most of his life in America before retiring to Dornoch four and a half years ago.

The seven handicapper was a late entry and in one of the last groups to playhad only one bogey at the 8th hole in his outward half of 36 and dropped three more coming home at the 15th, 16th and 18th for his four over par 73.
York did not even have his clubs in his car boot when told he was in a two hole play off and after both players bogeyed Golspie's two opening holes, 5,4, they continued to the third tee in a sudden death situation. Both split the third fairway from the tee but with their second shots, York was bunkered and Milne well short of the pin. York came out of the sand to 15 feet and holed out in four to win, Milne leaving his first putt short and missing the next.
Results. CSS Non Counting and reductions only.

MACALLAN TROPHY

Leading scratch

73 P York (Royal Dornoch) 36-37, B C Milne (Elgin) 39-34 (York won play-off).

76 P Saggers (The Nairn) 38-38, D Bunker (Nairn Dunbar) 40-36.
Age Groups

55-59. Scratch: P.Saggers (The Nairn) 76. Handicap; G. Knapp (Muir of Ord) (13) 71. J. Herman (Fortrose & Rosemarkie) (7) 75. P. Bannerman (Strathpeffer Spa) (6) 76.
60-64. Scratch: J. S. MacPherson (Moray) 80. Handicap; A. More (Forres) (8) 73. A. Souttar (Moray) (12), R. J. Wilson (Brora) (50 76.
65-69. Scratch: C. Stewart (Moray) 81. Handicap; M. Anderson (Tain) (13) 71. D. Terron (Moray) (15) 72. N. Gordon (Tain) (8) 74.
70+. Scratch: R. Bluck (Royal Dornoch) 84. Handicap; S. Kay (Royal Dornoch) (15) 76. D. Cameron (Inverness) (10) 77. G McAnn (Moray) (15) 80.

WILL HAVE PICTURE OF PRIZE WINNING LINE-UP ON DISPLAY LATER

Picture line up; left to right - James MacPherson (Moray), Peter Saggers (The Nairn), Paul York (Royal Dornoch), Martin Robertson (President North District) and Roly Bluck (Royal Dornoch)

WELSHMAN JOHNSON LYING SECOND IN
US NATIONWIDE TOUR EVENT

Mention the US Nationwide Tour to a follower of Scottishgolfview.com and the name "Martin Laird," immediately springs to mind.
But there is at least one other Brit playing on America's No 2 male pro tour - and he is doing very nicely, thank you, this weekend.
He's Richard Johnson, a 35-year-old from Cardiff who graduated from Augusta State University and turned pro in 1995.
Richard is lying second with one round to go in the current Nationwide Tour event, the Utah Energy Solutions championship.
Johnson has shot 67, 64 and 67 for 15-under-par 198 and is two behind American Franklin Langham with 63, 67 and 66 for 196.
Johnson is currrently 26th on the Nationwide Tour money table with earnings this season of $142,043. If he could win this one, he would certainly qualify - alongwith Martin Laird - for automatic promotion to the US PGA Tour next season.
Laird is not doing so well, relatively speaking, in the current event, even though he is four under par after 54 holes. On the Nationwide Tour, if you go over par, then you tumble down the scoreboard immediately.
That's what happened to Martin with rounds of 68, 69 and 72 over the par-71 course. On 209, Martin is in joint 60th place because of that one-over-par third round.
Laird, a Nationwide winner this season, is in 11th place on the money table with earnings of $192,496.
Irishman Keith Nolan, another long-time resident of the United States since his college days, is also a Nationwide Tour regular. In this weekend's tournament, Keith has scored three 68s for nine-under-204 ... and is "only" lying joint 31st.
LEADERBOARD
Par 213 (3 x 71)
196 Franklin Langham (US) 63 67 66.
198 Richard Johnson (Wal) 67 64 67.
199 Jeremy Anderson (US) 67 66 66, Craig Lile (SAf) 63 68 68.
Other scores:
204 Keith Nolan (Ire) 68 68 68 (jt 31st).
209 Martin Laird (Sco) 68 69 72 (jt 60th).

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US PGA TOUR SCOREBOARD
BMW CHAMPIONSHIP
Cog Hill G&CC
Par 213 (3 x 71)
198 Aaron Baddeley (Aus) 68 65 65, Steve Stricker 68 66 64
199 Tiger Woods 67 67 65
203 Justin Rose (Eng) 65 69 69
204 Jonathan Byrd 64 69 71, Tim Clark (Rsa) 68 69 67
205 Pat Perez 66 69 70, Nathan Green (Aus) 67 71 67, Adam Scott (Aus) 69 69 67, Camilo Villegas (Col) 65 69 71
206 Jim Furyk 70 69 67, Brandt Snedeker 70 71 65
207 Sergio Garcia (Spa) 68 70 69, Stewart Cink 66 73 68, Stuart Appleby (Aus) 68 68 71, Ryan Moore 69 70 68
208 Billy Mayfair 72 69 67, Lucas Glover 70 71 67, Charles Howell III 68 73 67, Hunter Mahan 69 68 71, Kenny Perry 71 71 66, Ernie Els (Rsa) 73 67 68, Ryuji Imada (Jpn) 67 70 71, Bo Van Pelt 69 71 68, Carl Pettersson (Swe) 71 68 69, Rocco Mediate 70 70 68, Stephen Ames (Can) 71 68 69
209 Rory Sabbatini (Rsa) 69 72 68, Trevor Immelman (Rsa) 70 70 69, KJ Choi (Kor) 68 70 71, Jose Coceres (Arg) 70 69 70, Ian Poulter (Eng) 68 72 69, Bubba Watson 71 69 69, Scott Verplank 69 70 70
210 Charley Hoffman 68 70 72, Vaughn Taylor 73 68 69, David Toms 72 70 68
211 Rodney Pampling (Aus) 73 72 66, Woody Austin 67 73 71, Ken Duke 67 73 71, Brett Wetterich 68 72 71, Heath Slocum 71 68 72, John Mallinger 74 68 69, Troy Matteson 66 77 68
212 Steve Marino 73 70 69, Robert Allenby (Aus) 75 68 69, Angel Cabrera (Arg) 72 69 71, Kevin Sutherland 70 73 69
213 Zach Johnson 72 71 70, Mark Wilson 76 69 68
214 Jerry Kelly 74 72 68, John Rollins 69 71 74, Anthony Kim 74 70 70, Luke Donald (Eng) 76 70 68, Brian Bateman 70 72 72, Henrik Stenson (Swe) 75 71 68
215 Jeff Quinney 72 73 70
217 Nick Watney 72 73 72, Sean O'Hair 74 72 71, John Senden (Aus) 71 75 71, Nick O'Hern (Aus) 70 73 74
219 Boo Weekley 75 72 72, Geoff Ogilvy (Aus) 78 73 68
220 Vijay Singh (Fij) 74 69 77
223 Mark Calcavecchia 77 71 75