Eilidh Watson repeats Ladies' Highland

Open victory at Pitlochry

   Prizewinning parade at the Pitlochry Highland Ladies' Open (picture by Kathleen Duncan).

Muckhart's Eilidh Watson, pictured right by Kathleen Duncan, retained the scratch title and the Atholl Cup in the Ladies' Highland Open which ended at Pitlochry Golf Club today (Friday). It was an impressive performance from start to finish by Eilidh who returns to the United States next month for her final year at Stetson University, Florida.
She was the leading qualifier by nine strokes over 36 holes of stroke-play at the start of the week and she beat the second seed, Louise Fraser (Kingsknowe), by 3 and 2 in the final to land the Atholl Cup for the second year in a row.
Watson won the first hole and was never brought back to square by her opponent. Out in an approximate two-over-par 37 and two up, Eilidh went three up with a par at the short 11th and the next four holes were halved to Watson to win on the 16th green.
Only one title was won by a home course player. Louise Kelly, who had beaten Pitlochry clubmate Kay Fleming 3 and 2 in the morning semi-finals, ground out a 2 and 1 victory in the Craigower Trophy (Bronze) final against Rosemary Lindsay (Williamwood).
Young Lauren Pirie (Pitlochry) lost by 2 and 1 to North player Keri McGann (Nairn Dunbar) in the final of the Silver Handicap section. In the semi-finals 14-year-old Pirie had won by 3 and 1 against Gill Punton (Furness) despite a hole in one, with a nine iron,  by the English player at the fourth hole.

Margaret Chalmers, whose home club is Downfield but has also been a member of Pitlochry Golf for many years, travelled through from Dundee to watch the scratch final as she has done ever since she stopped playing in the tournament. She won the trophy 50 years ago! Margaret is pictured left by Kathleen Duncan with the trophy.

TODAY'S RESULTS
Scratch: Atholl Cup
Semi-finals - Eilidh Watson (Muckhart) bt Claire Capocci (Bridge of Allan) 6 and 5, Louise Fraser (Kingsknowe) bt Morag Wardrop (Turnhouse) 7 and 6.
Final - Watson bt Fraser 3 and 2.

Silver Handicap: Pecairn Cup
Semi-finals - Lauren Pirie (Pitlochry) (18) bt Gill Punton (Furness) (14) 3 and 1, Keri McGann (Nairn Dunbar) (11) bt Sadie Cavanagh (Seascales) (11) 6 and 4.
Final - McGann bt Pirie 2 and 1.

Bronze: Craigower Trophy
Semi-finals - Rosemary Lindsay (Williamwood) (28) bt Jacky Burnett (Broomieknowe) (24) at 19th, Louise Kelly (Pitlochry) (28) bt Kay Fleming (Pitlochry) (26) 3 and 2.
Final - Kelly bt Lindsay 2 and 1.

Save the Children mixed foursomes, Glenbervie, September 5

Save the Children will be celebrating its 36th annual mixed foursomes tournament on September 5 at Glenbervie Golf Club with many clubs from across Scotland participating.
The winners last year were from Deer Park Country Club. It's a fun event and the golfers always enjoy the day playing for a good cause.
Save the Children are keen to involve new clubs. If you are interested in taking part and supporting the work of Save the Children and raising money for vulnerable children around the world, then get in touch with organiser Louise Fiermonte on 07786 981 176 or l.fiermonte@savethechildren.org.uk for further information.

Englishman Rai's 65 makes him halfway

leader in Normandy Challenge

       Aaron Rai in action. Picture by courtesy of Getty Images (c)

EUROPEAN TOUR COMMUNICATIONS 

Aaron Rai moved one step closer to European Tour status as he took the halfway lead of Le Vaudreuil Golf Challenge after a flawless six under par second round of 65 in Normandy.

Three European Challenge Tour victories in a season earn immediate promotion to the Race to Dubai and the Englishman, whose mother was born in Kenya, has already triumphed twice in 2017, winning the season-opening Barclays Kenya Open and the Andalucía Costa del Sol Match Play 9.

Runner-up at Golf PGA France du Vaudreuil 12 months ago, Rai has put himself in pole position to go one better this weekend as he leads by two shots – aided by not dropping a single shot for his first two rounds.

“I’m feeling pretty good,” said the 22 year old. “It’s been a very consistent and very steady two days, and to go bogey-free through 36 holes is very nice, so it’s been a very good start – but it is just a start, there’s a long way to go.

“It’s definitely a tough course to play well on. There are a lot of run off areas around the greens and it’s also quite firm, we’ve had a bit of wind over the first two days which has made things quite tricky, so you have to be very strategic.

“I’ve been trying to hit a lot of greens and just give myself chances – I think anywhere on the green, you’re normally not going to leave yourself too far away, so that’s been the plan so far and luckily enough it’s gone pretty well.

“I think you have to keep in the frame of mind of doing your own thing if you want to do well. If you get a little bit too result-orientated and focused on the scores too much it can become very tough to perform as well as you can.

“It maybe crosses my mind occasionally, what I could achieve this week – it would be wrong to say that it doesn’t. But I try to switch off as much as possible away from the course and have other things to do, other interests, because it is pretty intense on the course and maintaining that level through the week of a tournament is pretty tough.”

Rai’s nearest challengers are overnight co-leaders Ryan Evans and Mark Tullo who both shot rounds of 69 to move to nine under par, one shot ahead of leading Frenchman Mathieu Fenasse and Oliver Lindell.

Two shots further back, in a share of sixth place, are Morten Ørum Madsen, Christopher Mivis and Borja Virto, with 66 players – including two French amateurs Frederic Lacroix and Dimitri Mary – making the halfway cut at one-over 143 and better

Scores after Round Two:
Par 142 (2x71)
131 A Rai (Eng) 66 65
133 M Tullo (Chile) 64 69, R Evans (Eng) 64 69 
134 M Fenasse (Fra) 65 69, O Lindell (Finland) 69 65
136 C Mivis (Belgium) 68 68, B Virto (Spn) 68 68, M Madsen (Denmark) 69 67
137 M Lafeber (Netherlands) 72 65, R Hjelm (Denmark) 69 68, A Velasco (Spn 72 65 
138 T Linard (Fra) 68 70, N Cullen (Australia) 70 68, E Vieilledent (Fra) 70 68, M Cort (Eng) 71 67, E Johansen (Norway) 71 67, M Haastrup (Denmark) 71 67, E Van Rooyen (SAf) 70 68,
139 C Selfridge (NIre) 71 68, M Ford (Eng) 72 67, N Geyger (Chile) 71 68, O Stark (Swe) 70 69, F Maccario (Ita) 70 69, R Saxton (Netherlands) 70 69, S Tiley (Eng) 71 68 
140 P Maddy (Eng) 72 68, O Farr (Wales) 70 70, A Saddier (Fra) 68 72, N Maheut (Fra) 70 70, N Johansson (Swe) 70 70
141 M Kramer (Ger) 70 71, D McElroy (NIre) 70 71, R Kellett (Sco) 71 70, C Sordet (Fra) 70 71, T Perrot (Fra) 70 71, M Lundberg (Swe) 70 71, K Johannessen (Norway) 73 68, M Søgaard (Denmark) 70 71, J McLeary (Sco) 71 70, M Godoy (Arg) 68 73, G King (Eng) 72 69,
142 M Ovesen (Denmark) 70 72, D Fox (Australia) 69 73, D Foos (Ger) 70 72, R Sciot-Siegrist (Fra) 72 70, B Eccles (Australia) 70 72, D Gaunt (Australia) 68 74, A Bernadet (Fra) 71 71, G Boyd (Eng) 73 69
 143 V Riu (Fra) 76 67, D Huizing (Netherlands) 69 74, W Besseling (Netherlands) 71 72, C Lee (Sco) 73 70, C Griffiths (Eng) 69 74, J Lando Casanova (Fra) 67 76, E Di Nitto (Ita) 71 72, T Murray (Eng) 72 71, M Schwab (Austria) 71 72, D Berna Manzanares (Spn) 71 72, F Mruzek (Czech) 74 69, P Tarver-Jones (Eng) 75 68, S Fernandez (Spn) 74 69, S Henry (Sco) 70 73, S Piaget (Mon) 75 68, F Lacroix (am) (Fra) 71 72, D Mary (am) (Fra) 70 73
 MISSED THE CUT
 144 J Allan (Eng) 71 73, J Guerrier (Fra) 75 69, M Decottignies-Lafon (Fra) 71 73, T Shadbolt (Eng) 75 69, J Van Der Vaart (Ned) 70 74, J Doherty (Sco) 74 70, D Perrier (Fra) 74 70, S Arnold (Aus) 74 70, R McNamara (Irl) 74 70, B Neil (Sco) 69 75, V Perez (Fra) 74 70, E España (Fra) 73 71, A Snobeck (Fra) 71 73, K Samooja (Fin) 73 71, M Hoey (Nir) 72 72,
145 K Phelan (Irl) 72 73, C Russo (Fra) 70 75, E Lipparelli (Ita) 74 71, M Cabrera-Bello (Spn) 72 73, G Forrest (Sco) 69 76, S Hutsby (Eng) 78 67, B Evans (Eng) 72 73, J Kunzenbacher (Ger) 74 71, R McGee (Ire) 71 74, P Mazier (am) (Fra) 75 70,
146 A Pinguet (Fra) 76 70, D Van Driel (Ned) 71 75, E Goya (Arg) 76 70, J Sarasti (Spn) 71 75, P Whiteford (Sco) 72 74, P Mejow (Ger) 73 73, B Hafthorsson (Iceland) 72 74, N Møller (Den) 72 74, M Trappel (Austria) 73 73, J Mullen (Eng) 70 76, R Echenique (Arg) 74 72, S Kim (USA) 74 72
147 M Schneider (Ger) 77 70, S Heisele (Ger) 75 72, B Paolini (USA) 73 74, B Hellgren (Swe) 70 77, P Relecom (Bel) 72 75, A Maestroni (Ita) 77 70, K Eriksson (Swe) 73 74, R McIntyre (am) (Sco) 75 72
148 M Laier (Ger) 73 75, H Joannes (Belgium) 78 70, M Pastor (Spn) 75 73, G Cambis (Fra) 72 76, O Rozner (Fra) 72 76,
149 A Schwartz (Fra) 74 75, C Batut (Fra) 75 74, F Bergamaschi (Ita) 73 76, C Bouniol (Fra) 76 73, A Pavan (Ita) 71 78, J Garcia Pinto (Spn) 76 73, N Tacher (Fra) 76 73, D Vancsik (Arg) 78 71, P Shields (Sco) 74 75, F Daux (Fra) 76 73
150 G Yang (SKor) 77 73, H Casey (Eng) 74 76, J Rutherford (Eng) 76 74, J Brun (Fra) 73 77, P Howard (Eng) 77 73, E Dubois (Fra) 75 75
151 C Blomstrand (Swe) 79 72, J Coupade (Fra) 77 74, A Zemmer (Ita) 73 78, N O'Briain (Ire) 74 77
152 C Brazillier (Fra) 77 75, J Verselin (Fra) 74 78, T Boulanger (am) (Fra) 77 75, J Gandon (am) (Fra) 77 75,
153 T Lawrence (SAf) 74 79, C Bezuidenhout (SAf) 76 77
154 J Zunic (Austria) 73 81, B Chapellan (Fra) 79 75, J Vecchi Fossa (Ita) 78 76, M Ortolani (Ita) 75 79,
155 D Papadatos (Austria) 76 79, J Otaegui (Spn) 80 75 
157 F Laporta (Ita) 77 80, N Peyrichou (Fra) 80 77, A Seguin (Fra) 77 80, E Cuartero Blanco (Spn) 77 80, A Widemann (Fra) 77 80,
** J Lopez Lazaro (Fra) 80 retired, F Calmels (Fra) 81 withdrew, R Davies (Wal) 83 withdrew

                                          

 

Gavin makes hay while the sun shines at

Turriff with a double whammy success

Gavin Hay, second left, and the Morrison Motors team he led to victory in the Turriff pro-am team event.

By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Highlander Gavin Hay (Grantown-on-Spey), pictured above, came down from the hills to score a double whammy victory in today's pro-am at Turriff Golf Club.
Hay won the first prize of £1,041 with a four-under-par 66 to head a field of 24 pros and he also led the Morrison Motors trio of amateurs to victory in the pro-am with a 15-under-par better ball of 125. The first five pros in that (Hay, G McBain, S Henderson, C Ronald and S Gray), earned £125 each. Which all added up to Gavin's biggest payday on the Tartan Tour this year.
It was Hay's second win of the season, his first coming at Ayr Belleisle last month shortly after he had finished joint second in the Northern Open at Lossiemouth.
Hay had an eagle 3 at the sixth and a birdie at the 13th before a grandstand finish saw him birdie the 16th, 17th and 18th to come home in three-under 31.
His two bogeys came at the fifth and short 15th.
Greig Hutcheon (Paul Lawrie Golf Centre Inchmarlo) and Peterhead's Ross Cameron (Saltire Energy) finished second and third, completing a 1-2-3 by North and North-east pros.
Hutch had seven birdies in his 67. He covered the inward half in 31 strokes but a bogey at the 17th cost him a share of first place although an £833 payslip was a nice consolation prize.
Cameron had a double bogey 7 at the 12th in his 69 which earned him £625.
The three amateurs in the Meldrum Motors winning team with Gavin Hay were Colin Chalmers (handicap 15), Douglas Shand (14) and Graham Fraser (17).

PRO SCORES
Par 70
66 G Hay (Grantown on Spey) £1,041
67 G Hutcheon (PLGC Inchmarlo) £833.
69 R Cameron (Saltire Energy) £625.
70 G Brown (Montrose Links) £468.
71 G Fox (Clydeway Golf) £375.
72 C Ronald (Carluke), P O'Hara (North Lanarkshire Leisure), S Gray (Lanark), S Binning (Mearns Castle) £253 each.
73 G McBain (Newmachar), S Griffiths (Dunes GC) £166 each.
74 G Still (Turriff), G Forbes (Murcar Links), N Huguet (Musselburgh),C Currie (Caldwell), D Stein (Ranfurly Castle) £125 each.
75 R McConnachie (Peterculter), R Clarke (Golf Dedication Centre), J McCreadie (Largs) £83 each.
76 C McMaster (Downfield) £62.
77 S Henderson (Kings Links), J McGhee (Swanston New).
79 D Grindell (Inverness).
82 C Goodwin (Strathlene).

Stewart and Fenwick slump in wind and rain

at EuroPro Tour final day

By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Michael Stewart  (Troon Welbeck) and Dunbar's Neil Fenwick, the only Scots to survive the second-round cut in this week's EuroPro Tour event at Burnham and Berrow Golf Club, had disappointing final rounds in the wind and rain which made the last day a survival of the fittest.
Stewart shot 74, 66 and 76 over the par-70 Somerset lay-out for a total of six-over 216. A T20 finish earned him £485.
Fenwick had two 8s - the first at the par-5 sixth and the second at the par-4 15th - in halves of 39 and 43 for an 82 which followed scores of 68 and 74. His aggregate of 14-over 224 placed him 48th and earned him only £315.
Jonathan Caldwell (Clandeboye) from Northern Ireland won the £10,000 first prize by two strokes with scores of 66, 72 and 69 for a three-under total of 207. Runner-up was Jason Timmis (Greenway Hall) with scores of 70, 72 and 67 which earned him £6,000.
Greg Payne (Camberley Heath) finished third on 211 (68-72-71) and earned £3,000.

Caldwell wins £10,000 prize by two strokes

NEWS RELEASE BY NICK TEALE

Jonathan Caldwell carded a final-round 69 to win the COBRA PUMA GOLF Championship by two shots on nine under par on a wet and windy day at Machynys Peninsula Golf Club in Llanelli.

 

The HotelPlanner.com PGA EuroPro Tour event was suspended for 1 hour 45 minutes in the early stages of the final round due to heavy and persistent rain causing standing water on the course. At that stage Caldwell (Clandeboye Golf Club) led on seven under par, with overnight leader Chris Evans (Hatchford Brook Golf Club) having started with a double and then triple bogey.

 

Jason Timmis (Greenway Hall Golf Club) put pressure on the Northern Irishman with a fantastic final-round 67, five under par, to finish seven under but four birdies to just one bogey on the back nine saw Caldwell to nine under and his second EuroPro title.

 

“It has been a long day, but I am absolutely over the moon,” said Caldwell, who wins £10,000 as well as a brand new Motocaddy S3 PRO electric trolley with lithium battery, Bushnell Pro X2 Range Finder and Bolle sunglasses.

 

“I made two par saves at 16 and 17 and they were massive. There were always going to be holes where you have to scramble and it just happened to be two of my last three, but I am delighted to get the job done.

 

“It was a game of patience. Pars were huge out there and birdies are even bigger. It is massive to get the win, you need to on this tour, and it would be great to get another win and secure that top five position on the Race To Amendoeira.”

 

Caldwell climbs to third on the tour rankings, from which the top five at the end of the season earn promotion to the Challenge Tour.

 

Greg Payne (Camberley Heath / MindSet4Golf) finished third on five under while five golfers shared fourth having finished four under par, including 2016 Amateur Champion Scott Gregory.

 

Highlights of the COBRA PUMA GOLF Championship will air on Sky Sports Golf on Tuesday, August 1. The HotelPlanner.com PGA EuroPro Tour continues with the Matchroom Sport Championship at Luton Hoo Hotel, Golf & Spa, Wednesday, July 26 – Friday, July 28.

 

 

Pitlochry Ladies Highland Open 21/07/2017

 

Scratch semi-finalists (left to right): Louise Fraser, Morag Wardrop, Eilidh Watson and Claire Capocci. Picture by Kathleen Duncan.

Locals still in the competition: 14yr old Lauren Pirie (Silver) and  Louise Kelly (Bronze)

 

Hole in One (second of the week) at fourth hole by Gill Punton (Furness). She used  a nine-iron. Gill is pictured on right by Kathleen Duncan.  Gill lost her semi-final despite her hole in one!

 

This morning's semi-final results

Semi – Finals  Match-play results:

 

Scratch: Atholl Cup

Eilidh Watson (Muckhart) bt Claire Capocci (Bridge of Allan) 6 and 5

Louise Fraser (Kingsknowe) bt Morag Wardrop (Turnhouse) 7 and 6

 

Silver Handicap: Pecairn Cup

Lauren Pirie (Pitlochry) bt Gill Punton (Furness) 3 and 1.
Sadie Cavanagh (Seascales)) bt Keri McGann (Nairn Dunbar) 6 and 4.

 

 

Bronze: Craigower Trophy

Rosemary Lindsay (Williamwood)  bt Jacky Burnett (Broomieknowe) at 19th

Louise Kelly (Pitlochry) bt Kay Fleming (Pitlochry) 3 and 2.

 

Newmachar Junior Open prizewinners

Par 73 CSS 73

SCRATCH
71 Nicholas Black (Deeside), pictured right
72 Jack Pirie (Hazlehead)

Other leading scratch scores:
73 Brandon Simpson, Ryan Stewart.
74 Ben Read, Samuel Allan.
77 Ruaridh Fenwick, Ryan J Lovie.
78 Brad Murray
79 Mitchell Cheyne, Cameron Fraser

HANDICAP
Class 1 (0-10)
66 Brandon Simpson (Portlethen) (7) (bih)
66 Ben Read (Banchory) (8)

Other leading Class 1 scores:
66 Ryan Stewart (7)
68 Nicholas Black (3)
70 Jack Pirie (2), Ruaridh Fenwick (7)
72 Cameron Strachan (9), Ryan J Lovie (5)
73 Brad Murray (5), Cameron Fraser (6), Greg Pirie (10)
75 Lewis Watt (10)
76 O Walker (5)
77 Jason Bruce (4)

Class 2 (11+)
63 Samuel Allan (Deeside) (11)
68 Mitchell Cheyne (Inverurie) (11)

Other leading Class 2 scores:
70 James Hutcheson (15), Fraser Laird (14)
71 Callum Bruce (14).
72 James Johnston (13), James Gibb (11), Cameron Sutherland (21).
73 Ethan Main (12), Jack Spark (21)
74 Michael Black (11)

Grampian Houston Pro-Am tee times

Royal Aberdeen Golf Club, Friday, July 28 

1   7:30   David Ross, Royal Aberdeen GC

1   7:40   Gary Forbes, Murcar Links GC

1   7:50   Murray Urquhart, Nairn GC

1   8:00   Laura Murray, Kippie Lodge

1   8:10   Gavin Hay, Grantown-on-Spey GC

1   8:20   Mark Hillson, St Andrews for Golf

1   8:30   Louis Gaughan, Bathgate GC

1   8:40   Samuel Binning, Mearns Castle Golf Academy

1   8:50   David Orr, Eastwood Golf Club

1   9:10   Jason McCreadie, Largs Golf Club

1   9:20   Scott Henderson, Kings Links Golf Centre

1   9:30   Craig Ronald, Carluke Golf Club

1   9:40   Greg McBain, Newmachar Golf Club

1   9:50   Chris Kelly, Stirling Golf Club

1   10:00  Paul Girvan, Kings Links Golf Centre

1   10:10  Campbell Elliott, Haggs Castle Golf Club

1   10:20  Bruce Davidson, Friedkin Golf

1   10:30  Greig Hutcheon, Paul Lawrie Golf Centre Inchma

1   10:40  Lorne Kelly

1   10:50  Christopher Currie, Caldwell Golf Club

1   11:10  Ross Cameron, Saltire Energy.

1   11:20  David Torrance, Nairn Dunbar Golf Club

1   11:30  Andrew Crerar, Panmure Golf Club

1   11:40  Robert Arnott, Bishopbriggs Golf Range

1   11:50  Sean Alexander Burgess, Nairn Golf Club

1   12:10  James McGhee, Swanston New Golf Club

1   12:20  Paul McKechnie, Braid Hills Golf Range

1   12:30  Graham Fox, Clydeway Golf

1   12:40  Alastair Forsyth, Mearns Castle Golf Academy

1   12:50  Kenny Monaghan, Linlithgow Golf Club

1   1:00   Stephen Gray, Lanark Golf Club

1   1:10   Paul O'Hara, North Lanarkshire Leisure Ltd

1   1:20   Michael Patterson, Kilmacolm Golf Club

1   1:30   Gareth Wright, West Linton Golf Club

Complete information is available at Tournament Information Page (TIP)

Deer Park Masters OOM tee times Deer Park Golf and Country Club, Tuesday, August 1 2B 08:55 Robert Arnott, Bishopbriggs Golf Range 4B 08:55 Graham Fox, Clydeway Golf 8B 08:55 Ross Munro, Duddingston Golf Club 11B 08:55 Paul Wardell, North Berwick Golf Club 12B 08:55 Paul Brookes, Pitreavie Golf Club 17B 08:55 Ross Leeds, Archerfield Links 1A 09:00 Greig Hutcheon, Paul Lawrie Golf Centre Inchma 2A 09:00 Scott Gillies, North Berwick Golf Club 3A 09:00 Cameron Marr, Musselburgh Golf Club 4A 09:00 Christopher McMaster, Downfield Golf Club 5A 09:00 Graeme Brown, Montrose Golf Links Ltd. 6A 09:00 Shaun McAllister, Bruntsfield Links Golf Society 7A 09:00 Ross Cameron, Saltire Energy 8A 09:00 Iain Colquhoun, Loch Lomond Golf Club 9A 09:00 James McGhee, Swanston New Golf Club 10A 09:00 Gareth Wright, West Linton Golf Club 11A 09:00 Scott Henderson, Kings Links Golf Centre 12A 09:00 Daniel Wood, Hirsel Golf Club 13A 09:00 Stuart Milne, Balbirnie Park Golf Club Andrew Hutchison, Douglas Park Golf Club 14A 09:00 Michael Mackenzie, Edzell Golf Club Cameron Adam, Harburn Golf Club 16A 09:00 Vincent Brown, Logos Golf Ministries 17A 09:00 Christopher Currie, Caldwell Golf Club 18A 09:00 Alan Welsh, Cathkin Braes Golf Club 2B 13:55 David Orr, Eastwood Golf Club 8B 13:55 Greg Paxton, Ralston Golf Club 11B 13:55 Craig Ronald, Carluke Golf Club 12B 13:55 Gavin Hay, Grantown-on-Spey Golf Club 1A 14:00 Iain Stoddart, Deer Park Golf & Country Club 2A 14:00 Paul McKechnie, Braid Hills Golf Range 3A 14:00 Calum Nairn, Kilmarnock (Barassie)Golf Club 4A 14:00 Jonathan Lomas, Caprington Golf Club 5A 14:00 David Stein, Ranfurly Castle Golf Club 6A 14:00 Samuel Binning, Mearns Castle Golf Academy 7A 14:00 Michael Patterson, Kilmacolm Golf Club 8A 14:00 Keir McNicoll, Carnoustie Golf Links 9A 14:00 Stephen Gray, Lanark Golf Club 10A 14:00 Paul O'Hara, North Lanarkshire Leisure Ltd 11A 14:00 Alastair Forsyth, Mearns Castle Golf Academy 12A 14:00 Alan Waugh, Clydebank & District Golf Club 13A 14:00 Fraser Robertson, Kingsbarns Golf Links Adam David Wills, Lanark Golf Club Ciar Porciani, Trump Turnberry Resort 14A 14:00 Fraser Thomson, Trump Turnberry Resort Kenneth McLean, Whitecraigs Golf Club Harry Burness, Paul Lawrie Golf Centre 15A 14:00 Gareth Hardy, Prestwick St Nicholas G.C. Ian Graham, Crow Wood Golf Club 18A 14:00 Jason McCreadie, Largs Golf Club Complete information is available at Tournament Information Page (TIP)