Jack Lockhart wins at windy Dalmahoy West

 

FROM WALTER BURNS

Scottish Junior Golf Tour

Here are the results from the Scottish Junior Golf Tour Fun Family Xmas event at Dalmahoy on the West course. Once again we were lucky. The weather was okay apart from a strong wind.

It was a better-ball team competition in addition to the individual competition which was 9:9ParGolf where only the best nine holes count.

Despite the strong wind the scoring was excellent. Jack Lockhart had the best score of the day with seven-under-par 27, closely followed by John Jack jun with 28.

 

Leading Scores

 

Under 18

27  Jack Lockhart (Pitreavie)

28  John Jack (West Kilbride)

32  George Cannon (Glenbervie), Liam Kirkham (Troon Welbeck), Aamar Saleem (St Andrews)

 

Under 14

31 Callum Waugh (Bothwell Castle)

32 Jamie Gibb (Aboyne)

36 Lyall Jack (Gourock)

 

The Adults

32  George Burns (Williamwood), John Jack (Gourock), Iain Kirkham (Barassie)

33  Bob Lockhart (Dunfermline), Ian Waugh (Cambuslang), James Wright (Bothwell Castle)

 

The junior handicap prize was won by Emma Waugh (Bothwell Castle) with an eight-under-par score.

Bob Lockhart won the adults' handicap prize, also with an eight-under-par score

 

The team event was won in a count back  by Bob and Jack Lockhart and Aamar Saleem with a score of 61 (seven under par).1.

 

The handicap team event was won by the Waugh family with net 52.

 

The Skills Challenges were won by the Aboyne team of Keith and Rhys Sim and Bill and Jamie Gibb.

  

 Walter Burns

Scottish Junior Golf Tour

 

Mob: 07951 103 827Email: walter@scottishjuniorgolftour.co.uk

Web: www.scottishjuniorgolftour.co.uk

 

 

British Junior Golf Tour tees off in 2019  on March 10


Steve, Neil, Delia and Julie of the British Junior Golf Tour wish you all a very Happy Golfing New Year!
  We hope that you all enjoy seeing in 2019 later tonight! 2018 was fantastic on the British Junior golf Tour, but next year promises to be even more exciting. Thank you all for the continued support!
There has been a phenomenal level of interest since we opened the 2019 schedule, so playing on the BJGT  will mean that you get to test yourself against some of the best junior golfers in the country, as well as make new friends.
There are still some early events with places remaining, so get those entries in ASAP to make sure that you bank those Order of Merit Points:

Oak Park - March 10
Swansea Bay - April 21
The KP Club - May 12
Cumberwell Park - May 19
Thorpe Hall - May 28


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Two South Korean men drown in Thailand golf buggy accident

Two golf buggies were involved (picture by courtesy of Getty Images)    

The next time you are driving a golf buggy in the vicinity of a river or an expanse of water, take care … it could cost you our life.           

Thai police have recovered the bodies of two South Korean men who drowned on Christmas Day after a golf buggy accident.

The men were driving in separate buggies with their wives when the vehicles collided at a pier along the Nan river.
One man drowned after falling into the water with his wife - the second died after jumping in to save them.
Their caddie also fell into the river but was rescued by a local fisherman.
Police say the couples were staying at the Si Phirom resort in central Thailand and had attempted to return to the clubhouse across the river after finishing a golf game

The resort uses a floating platform with slings and a pulley to assist with the crossing, according to local press.
"Their wives said both were able to swim but I think the cause of drowning was the strong undercurrent," a police spokesperson told AFP.
The bodies of both men - Jaseoong Ha, 76, and Jun Yong Sung, 68 - have been recovered by police.
This story was corrected on 28/12/2018to reflect that both men were driving in separate golf caddies with their wives when the incident took place.

TRUSLOW IS THE FIRST IN CLASS AT ASIAN TOUR QUALIFYING SCHOOL

Hua Hin, Thailand, December 30: Austen Truslow of the United States topped the class when he signed off his marathon week with a closing six-under-par 65 to secure his Tour card at the Asian Tour Qualifying School Final Stage today.
Truslow was also the leading player to progress from the first stage last week and impressed many with his one-hand dexterity at chipping as he wrapped up his week with a five-day total of 24-under-par 331.
Thailand’s Gunn Charoenkul also completed an unforgettable week at the Lakeview Resort and Golf Club as he carded the lowest score of the day with a 61 to finish in second place.
India’s Aadil Bebi, who was the youngest player to tee up in the Final Stage, showed his mental toughness by posting a 63 to end the week tied for ninth.
Despite learning about the loss of a close friend who was involved in a fatal traffic accident at the start of the week, the 17-year-old displayed maturity beyond his years by staying focused to earn his playing rights for the 2019 Asian Tour season.
Thailand’s Sadom Kaewkanjana and China’s Jin Cheng will give up their amateur status after emerging within the top-35 and ties players to earn their Tour cards after five rounds.
Under the influence of his father, Austen Truslow got interested in golf when he was four and he lives in Florida.
Earlier in the week, Truslow carded his first ace during the second round. His hole-in-one was the first he has made in his professional career and it came courtesy of his six-iron from 196 yards on the 16th hol
Aadil Bedi started practising and learning the initial strokes of golf when he was just four years old.
Throughout his 13-year amateur career, Bedi has won 171 medals and trophies. He has also represented India in all the elite and major amateur tournaments of the world including Asian games, British Amateur, Australian Masters of Amateur, Singapore Amateur and the Eisenhower Cup played in Ireland.
Bedi represented India as an amateur at the 2018 Asian Games. He led the field for the first three days but eventually missed out on a podium finish on the final day, finishing in 13th place.
He got an invitation to play at the Asian Development Tour (ADT) season-ender last month where he finished tied-12th at the PGM Maybank ADT Championship.
Bedi’s best result as a professional came at the Bengaluru Open on the PGTI where he finished third a fortnight ago.

Players’ Quotes
Austen Truslow (USA) – Fifth round 65 (-6), total 331 (-24)
I’m not going to cry. For the past four years, I haven’t got on Tour before. My goal when I was 18 was to get on Tour by age 22 and the Asian Tour Qualifying School was the last time to do it.
It’s been a good week. I finally have a place to play full time.
I felt that my game is good enough once I get out there, but I haven’t done well in qualifying. Now that I have a card, I can loosen and show my consistency.
 I started chipping with one hand over a year ago. I didn’t chip great this week, but it was still a lot better than chipping with two hands.
I don’t chip with one hand every single time, but 80 per cent of the time I do. I didn’t go out with the goal of winning the tournament  win today. I just wanted a good round as it’ll give me my status on Tour. I finished well
Leading scores after round 5 of the the Asian Tour Qualifying School Final Stage 2019 being played at the par 71, 6,888yds A and B course (am denotes amateur):

331 - Austen TRUSLOW (USA) 67-66-69-64-65.
332 - Gunn CHAROENKUL (THA) 69-68-67-67-61.
333 - Itthipat BURANATANYARAT (THA) 67-67-70-63-66.
334 - Zach MURRAY (AUS) 68-64-67-66-69.
336 - Poom PATTAROPONG (THA) 67-64-68-65-72.
337 - Tomoharu OTSUKI (JPN) 69-65-66-69-68.
338 - Taewoo KIM (SKOR) 64-69-72-67-66, Sean KELLY (USA) 65-69-70-66-68.
339 - Aadil BEDI (India) 67-72-68-69-63, Daisuke YASUMOTO (JPN) 64-73-73-64-65, Mikumu HORIKAWA (JPN) 72-68-64-68-67, Teemu PUTKONEN (Finland) 71-67-69-65-67.
340 - Aman RAJ (India) 69-64-74-68-65, Sadom KAEWKANJANA (Thailand) (am) 70-67-70-68-65, Ben GEYER (USA) 68-68-67-71-66.
341 - Hongtaek KIM (SKOR) 72-69-69-67-64, Chanyoung PARK (SKOR) 68-66-73-68-66, Daniel FOX (AUS) 69-65-72-69-66, Clyde MONDILLA (PHI) 71-68-65-68-69, Trevor SIMSBY (USA) 71-67-68-66-69.
342 - Naras LUANGPHETCHARAPORN (THA) 71-68-78-59-66, Chris RODGERS (ENG) 66-68-71-70-67, Kwanchai TANNIN (THA) 64-71-72-67-68, Dookyun WON (SKOR) 66-70-73-65-68, Kerry SWEENEY (USA) 68-70-69-67-68, Kosuke HAMAMOTO (THA) 64-71-72-65-70, Matthias JOHANSSON (SWE) 71-66-68-67-70.
343 - Ye Htet AUNG (Maynamar) 70-71-67-68-67, JIN Cheng (CHN) (am) 73-64-71-67-68.

Rory McIlroy to begin 2019 at Sentry Tournament of Champions in Hawaii

FROM BBC SPORTS NEWS

Rory McIlroy will make his debut at the Sentry Tournament of Champions next week at the start of a year in which he will focus more on the US PGA Tour.

The 29-year-old has qualified for the event - made up exclusively of US PGA Tour winners - on six previous occasions, but has never taken part.
The Northern Irishman plans to reduce his European Tour commitments in an effort to add to his four major titles.

England's Justin Rose will not feature at the Kapalua Resort in Hawaii.

• McIlroy's plans to reduce European Tour events 'hard to understand' - McGinley

World number one Brooks Koepka and 2013 winner Dustin Johnson will headline the event, while Englishman Paul Casey will make his first appearance in the tournament since 2010.
European Golfer of the Year Francesco Molinari will also feature in the 34-strong field but Tiger Woods, who qualified with his victory at the Tour Championship in September, will not compete.
In recent seasons, McIlroy has begun his playing year during the European Tour's series of tournaments in the Middle East, but he announced in November that he would be focusing on the PGA Tour until the end of August in an effort to regain his best form.
The former world number one has thus far committed to only two European Tour events for 2019 but he must play four outside the majors and World Golf Championship competitions to retain his Tour membership.

  

 OPINION PIECE FROM IVAN MORRIS

I have expressed my concern about the availability of live golf (and sports in general) on TV many times. More and more it seems, young adults are addicted to (gaming) sites on such as YouTube, which is a completely different (sporting) scenario.
 It is always better to be an active player than an observer.
Watch out folks, it could be the early beginnings of the end of professional sports as we know them (at least the ones that depend on TV revenue for their existence)
The Tiger-Mickelson $9-million Match (which has been, horror of horrors, extended for three more years) is not a good omen for 'proper' tournament golf in the medium range future😡

Do you, the reader, agree with Ivan Morris?

You can Email your reply to Colin@Scottishgolfview.com

2019 Qualifying School Final Stage presented by SAT Lakeview Resort and Golf Club Course A and B rd 4 results

Sat 29 Dec 2018

2019 Qualifying School Final Stage presented by SAT Lakeview Resort and Golf Club Course A and B rd 4 results

Pos	Player	Nat	R1	R2	R3	R4	Tot	+/-
1	Poom Pattaropong	THA	67 (L)	64 (L)	68 (L)	65 (L)	264	-20
2	Zach Murray	AUS	68 (L)	64 (L)	67 (L)	66 (L)	265	-19
3	Austen Truslow	USA	67 (L)	66 (L)	69 (L)	64 (L)	266	-18
4	Itthipat Buranatanyarat	THA	67 (L)	67 (L)	70 (L)	63 (L)	267	-17
5	Tomoharu Otsuki	JPN	69 (L)	65 (L)	66 (L)	69 (L)	269	-15
6	Sean Kelly	USA	65 (L)	69 (L)	70 (L)	66 (L)	270	-14
7	Gunn Charoenkul	THA	69 (L)	68 (L)	67 (L)	67 (L)	271	-13
7	Xiao Bowen	CHN	64 (L)	71 (L)	66 (L)	70 (L)	271	-13
9	Matthias Johansson	SWE	71 (L)	66 (L)	68 (L)	67 (L)	272	-12
9	Trevor Simsby	USA	71 (L)	67 (L)	68 (L)	66 (L)	272	-12
9	Teemu Putkonen	FIN	71 (L)	67 (L)	69 (L)	65 (L)	272	-12
9	Kade McBride	AUS	70 (L)	69 (L)	65 (L)	68 (L)	272	-12
9	Kosuke Hamamoto	THA	64 (L)	71 (L)	72 (L)	65 (L)	272	-12
9	Clyde Mondilla	PHI	71 (L)	68 (L)	65 (L)	68 (L)	272	-12
9	Taewoo Kim	KOR	64 (L)	69 (L)	72 (L)	67 (L)	272	-12
9	Christoffer Baumann	SWE	64 (L)	68 (L)	68 (L)	72 (L)	272	-12
18	Veer Ahlawat	IND	69 (L)	66 (L)	70 (L)	68 (L)	273	-11
20	Kerry Sweeney	USA	68 (L)	70 (L)	69 (L)	67 (L)	274	-10
20	Daisuke Yasumoto	JPN	64 (L)	73 (L)	73 (L)	64 (L)	274	-10
20	Dookyun Won	KOR	66 (L)	70 (L)	73 (L)	65 (L)	274	-10
20	Abhijit Chadha	IND	66 (L)	72 (L)	69 (L)	67 (L)	274	-10
20	Ben Geyer	USA	68 (L)	68 (L)	67 (L)	71 (L)	274	-10
20	Kwanchai Tannin	THA	64 (L)	71 (L)	72 (L)	67 (L)	274	-10
20	Chiragh Kumar	IND	65 (L)	69 (L)	71 (L)	69 (L)	274	-10
27	Sadom Kaewkanjana	THA	70 (L)	67 (L)	70 (L)	68 (L)	275	-9
27	Jin Cheng	CHN	73 (L)	64 (L)	71 (L)	67 (L)	275	-9
27	Jaewoong Eom	KOR	64 (L)	72 (L)	71 (L)	68 (L)	275	-9
27	Daniel Fox	AUS	69 (L)	65 (L)	72 (L)	69 (L)	275	-9
27	Chris Rodgers	ENG	66 (L)	68 (L)	71 (L)	70 (L)	275	-9
27	Jobim Carlos	PHI	68 (L)	66 (L)	70 (L)	71 (L)	275	-9
27	Chanyoung Park	KOR	68 (L)	66 (L)	73 (L)	68 (L)	275	-9
27	Aman Raj	IND	69 (L)	64 (L)	74 (L)	68 (L)	275	-9
36	Jeff Berkshire	USA	70 (L)	67 (L)	67 (L)	72 (L)	276	-8
36	K.J. Moon	KOR	72 (L)	67 (L)	72 (L)	65 (L)	276	-8
36	Lloyd Jefferson Go	PHI	67 (L)	69 (L)	72 (L)	68 (L)	276	-8
36	Aadil Bedi	IND	67 (L)	72 (L)	68 (L)	69 (L)	276	-8
36	Naras Luangphetcharaporn	THA	71 (L)	68 (L)	78 (L)	59 (L)	276	-8
42	Amardip Malik	IND	68 (L)	70 (L)	72 (L)	67 (L)	277	-7
42	Sarit Suwannarut	THA	69 (L)	70 (L)	69 (L)	69 (L)	277	-7
42	Dongha Lee	KOR	70 (L)	65 (L)	72 (L)	70 (L)	277	-7
42	Shintaro Kai	JPN	70 (L)	70 (L)	70 (L)	67 (L)	277	-7
42	Choo Tze Huang	SGP	65 (L)	67 (L)	75 (L)	70 (L)	277	-7
50	Jack Munro	AUS	68 (L)	69 (L)	72 (L)	69 (L)	278	-6
50	Hyukchul Shin	KOR	70 (L)	68 (L)	70 (L)	70 (L)	278	-6
50	Gaurav Pratap Singh	IND	69 (L)	68 (L)	73 (L)	68 (L)	278	-6
50	Amarin Kraivixien	THA	70 (L)	69 (L)	70 (L)	69 (L)	278	-6
50	Dongmin Lee	KOR	72 (L)	67 (L)	71 (L)	68 (L)	278	-6
50	Jeremy Wendelken	USA	67 (L)	66 (L)	70 (L)	75 (L)	278	-6
50	Karandeep Kochhar	IND	67 (L)	73 (L)	69 (L)	69 (L)	278	-6
62	Shintaro Kobayashi	JPN	66 (L)	72 (L)	72 (L)	69 (L)	279	-5
62	James Erkenbeck	USA	65 (L)	73 (L)	70 (L)	71 (L)	279	-5
62	Nirun Sae-Ueng	THA	67 (L)	71 (L)	68 (L)	73 (L)	279	-5
62	Minwoong Kang	KOR	67 (L)	69 (L)	73 (L)	70 (L)	279	-5
62	Ryan Troyer	USA	70 (L)	66 (L)	73 (L)	70 (L)	279	-5
62	Euiin Kim	KOR	73 (L)	66 (L)	71 (L)	69 (L)	279	-5
62	Taehoon Kim	KOR	71 (L)	69 (L)	69 (L)	70 (L)	279	-5
62	Josh Salah	USA	71 (L)	69 (L)	72 (L)	67 (L)	279	-5
72	Cameron John	AUS	66 (L)	71 (L)	73 (L)	70 (L)	280	-4
72	Shunya Takeyasu	JPN	70 (L)	69 (L)	73 (L)	68 (L)	280	-4
72	Mohammad Wafiyuddin	MAS	72 (L)	67 (L)	73 (L)	68 (L)	280	-4
87	Erwan Vieilledent	FRA	68 (L)	70 (L)	72 (L)	72 (L)	282	-2
87	Ryusei Yokota	JPN	71 (L)	67 (L)	72 (L)	72 (L)	282	-2
87	Jay Bayron	PHI	66 (L)	72 (L)	73 (L)	71 (L)	282	-2
87	David Shen	TPE	69 (L)	69 (L)	73 (L)	71 (L)	282	-2
87	Woohyun Kim	KOR	69 (L)	69 (L)	72 (L)	72 (L)	282	-2
87	Yusuke Minamoto	JPN	71 (L)	68 (L)	75 (L)	68 (L)	282	-2
87	Elias Bertheussen	NOR	69 (L)	70 (L)	73 (L)	70 (L)	282	-2
99	Gyoungyoon Yu	KOR	67 (L)	72 (L)	73 (L)	71 (L)	283	-1
99	Rick Kulacz	AUS	71 (L)	65 (L)	78 (L)	69 (L)	283	-1
99	Joshua Shou	SGP	72 (L)	67 (L)	71 (L)	73 (L)	283	-1
99	Hein Sithu	MYA	71 (L)	68 (L)	71 (L)	73 (L)	283	-1
99	Casey Pyne	USA	69 (L)	71 (L)	75 (L)	68 (L)	283	-1
109	Sajawat Sriprasit	THA	70 (L)	70 (L)	74 (L)	70 (L)	284	Par
119	Abdul Hadi	SGP	70 (L)	67 (L)	74 (L)	74 (L)	285	1
148	Samarth Dwivedi	IND	70 (L)	69 (L)	80 (L)	74 (L)	293	9
MISSED CUT		49	Peter Wilson	AUS	68 (L)	76 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Atiruj Winaicharoenchai	THA	69 (L)	75 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Elki Kow	INA	73 (L)	71 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Jason Roets	RSA	71 (L)	73 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Oliver Jacobsson	SWE	73 (L)	71 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Amandeep Singh Johl	IND	73 (L)	71 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Chanat Sakulpolphaisan	THA	75 (L)	69 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Pol Kemmarat	THA	71 (L)	73 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Matt Lutz	USA	77 (L)	67 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Seung Park	KOR	68 (L)	76 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Andy Kang	USA	76 (L)	68 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Chan Shih-chi	TPE	71 (L)	73 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Tarik  Can	USA	70 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Sunit Chowrasia	IND	70 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Rhys West	RSA	72 (L)	72 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Jihoon Kim	KOR	71 (L)	73 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Niall Kearney	IRL	70 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Danny Chia	MAS	70 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Angel Hidalgo	ESP	67 (L)	77 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Yutaka Araki	JPN	70 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
149	Sorachut Hansapiban	THA	72 (L)	72 (L)	(L)	(L)	144	2
170	George Worrall	AUS	74 (L)	71 (L)	(L)	(L)	145	3
170	Shen Wei-cheng	TPE	75 (L)	70 (L)	(L)	(L)	145	3
170	Jordan Irawan	INA	74 (L)	71 (L)	(L)	(L)	145	3
170	Arjun Prasad	IND	68 (L)	77 (L)	(L)	(L)	145	3
170	Atthaphon Sriboonkaew	THA	71 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	145	3
170	Brandon Tsujimoto	USA	73 (L)	72 (L)	(L)	(L)	145	3
170	Luis Vega	ESP	70 (L)	75 (L)	(L)	(L)	145	3
170	Jarmo Sandelin	SWE	71 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	145	3
170	Yoon Chung	USA	74 (L)	71 (L)	(L)	(L)	145	3
170	Reo Hiruta	JPN	71 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	145	3
170	Chonlatit Chuenboonngam	THA	76 (L)	69 (L)	(L)	(L)	145	3
170	Benjamin Stowe	AUS	68 (L)	77 (L)	(L)	(L)	145	3
182	Shae Wools-Cobb	AUS	73 (L)	73 (L)	(L)	(L)	146	4
182	Matt Killen	ENG	73 (L)	73 (L)	(L)	(L)	146	4
182	Jaewon Lee	KOR	77 (L)	69 (L)	(L)	(L)	146	4
182	Fadhli Rahman Soetarso	INA	74 (L)	72 (L)	(L)	(L)	146	4
182	Daiki Tsurumi	JPN	75 (L)	71 (L)	(L)	(L)	146	4
182	Zamal Hossain	BAN	77 (L)	69 (L)	(L)	(L)	146	4
182	Greg Moss	USA	72 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	146	4
182	Mohd Amli Mohiyadeen	MAS	75 (L)	71 (L)	(L)	(L)	146	4
182	Jeff Burton	USA	73 (L)	73 (L)	(L)	(L)	146	4
182	James Allenby	CAN	75 (L)	71 (L)	(L)	(L)	146	4
182	Carlos Balmaseda	ESP	76 (L)	70 (L)	(L)	(L)	146	4
182	Paul Harris	USA	71 (L)	75 (L)	(L)	(L)	146	4
182	Nicholas Maruri	MEX	71 (L)	75 (L)	(L)	(L)	146	4
182	Jared Howard	USA	73 (L)	73 (L)	(L)	(L)	146	4
196	Sungyeol Kwon	KOR	73 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	147	5
196	Masaru Takahashi	JPN	71 (L)	76 (L)	(L)	(L)	147	5
196	Justin Quiban	PHI	72 (L)	75 (L)	(L)	(L)	147	5
196	Ryonosuke Seki	JPN	79 (L)	68 (L)	(L)	(L)	147	5
196	Manu Gandas	IND	75 (L)	72 (L)	(L)	(L)	147	5
196	Luo Xuewen	CHN	71 (L)	76 (L)	(L)	(L)	147	5
196	Divyanshu Bajaj	IND	74 (L)	73 (L)	(L)	(L)	147	5
196	Bongsub Kim	KOR	76 (L)	71 (L)	(L)	(L)	147	5
204	Fajar Win Nuryanto	INA	76 (L)	72 (L)	(L)	(L)	148	6
204	Zhu Zhuang	CHN	76 (L)	72 (L)	(L)	(L)	148	6
204	Jaehun Jeong	KOR	75 (L)	73 (L)	(L)	(L)	148	6
204	Brett Munson	USA	79 (L)	69 (L)	(L)	(L)	148	6
204	Taehyeong Jang	KOR	73 (L)	75 (L)	(L)	(L)	148	6
204	Peng Hung-ching	TPE	74 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	148	6
204	Jonathan Woo	SGP	71 (L)	77 (L)	(L)	(L)	148	6
204	Honjo Matsumura	JPN	74 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	148	6
204	Andy Chu	VIE	76 (L)	72 (L)	(L)	(L)	148	6
204	Tenka Terada	JPN	80 (L)	68 (L)	(L)	(L)	148	6
204	Greg Gonzalez	USA	74 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	148	6
204	M.J. Kim	KOR	72 (L)	76 (L)	(L)	(L)	148	6
204	Chen Zihao	CHN	73 (L)	75 (L)	(L)	(L)	148	6
204	He Chin-hung	TPE	77 (L)	71 (L)	(L)	(L)	148	6
218	Keegan Kam	MAS	77 (L)	72 (L)	(L)	(L)	149	7
218	Sung Lee	KOR	73 (L)	76 (L)	(L)	(L)	149	7
218	Hangu Lee	KOR	75 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	149	7
218	Zheng Ouyang	CHN	77 (L)	72 (L)	(L)	(L)	149	7
218	James Back	USA	74 (L)	75 (L)	(L)	(L)	149	7
218	Will Heffernan	AUS	75 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	149	7
218	Dylan Healey	USA	75 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	149	7
218	Tawit Polthai	THA	76 (L)	73 (L)	(L)	(L)	149	7
218	Vikkash Babu	SGP	75 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	149	7
227	Clement Kurniawan	INA	75 (L)	75 (L)	(L)	(L)	150	8
227	Low Khai Jei	MAS	72 (L)	78 (L)	(L)	(L)	150	8
227	Samuel Saunders	USA	76 (L)	74 (L)	(L)	(L)	150	8
227	Koh Deng Shan	SGP	75 (L)	75 (L)	(L)	(L)	150	8
227	Sydney Chung	USA	74 (L)	76 (L)	(L)	(L)	150	8
227	Ollie Roberts	ENG	77 (L)	73 (L)	(L)	(L)	150	8
233	Ruben Van Uden	NED	81 (L)	70 (L)	(L)	(L)	151	9
233	Tapy Ghai	IND	75 (L)	76 (L)	(L)	(L)	151	9
233	Hyunho Choi	KOR	73 (L)	78 (L)	(L)	(L)	151	9
236	Ak Wira Pg Salleh	BRU	73 (L)	79 (L)	(L)	(L)	152	10
237	Jinwoo Park	KOR	73 (L)	80 (L)	(L)	(L)	153	11
238	Wen Cheng-hsiang	TPE	74 (L)	83 (L)	(L)	(L)	157	15
239	Peter Gunawan	INA	85 (L)	78 (L)	(L)	(L)	163	21
240	Araf Shardd	BAN	86 (L)	78 (L)	(L)	(L)	164	22
241	Thammanoon Sriroj	THA	75 (L)	RTD (L)	(L)	(L)	RTD	-
241	Muhammad Ashfaq	PAK	73 (L)	RTD (L)	(L)	(L)	RTD

SATURDAY FOOTBALL RESULTS

Scottish Premiership

• Rangers 1 Celtic 0

  FT
• Dundee 0 St Johnstone 2

  FT
• Hamilton Academical 1 Motherwell 2

  FT
• Kilmarnock 2 St Mirren 1

  FT
• Livingston 1 Aberdeen 2

  FT
• Hibs 0 Hearts 1
• FT    

Scottish Championship

• Alloa Athletic 2 Dundee United 1

  FT
• Falkirk 2 Dunfermline 4

  FT
• Partick Thistle 1 Greenock Morton 2

  FT
• Queen of the South1Ayr United 1

  FT
• Ross County 2 Inverness Caledonian Th 1

  FT

Scottish League One

• Airdrieonians 3 Stranraer 0

  FT
• Forfar Athletic 2 Brechin City 0

  FT
• Montrose 1 Arbroath 1

  FT
• Raith Rovers 1 East Fife 2

  FT
• Stenhousemuir 2 Dumbarton  2

  FT

Scottish League Two

• Albion Rovers 1 Annan Athletic 1

  FT
• Berwick Rangers 2 Edinburgh City 2

  FT
• Clyde 2 Queen's Park 0

  FT
• Elgin City 0 Peterhead 3

  FT
• Stirling Albion 2 Cowdenbeath 1

  FT

Highland League

• Clachnacuddin 3 Nairn County 2

  FT
• Cove Rangers 3 Huntly  0

  FT
• Forres Mechanics 2 Deveronvale 1

  FT
• Fraserburgh 10 Lossiemouth 0

  FT
• Keith 0 Buckie Thistle 0

  FT
• Rothes 0 Brora Rangers 2

  FT
• Strathspey Thistle 1  Turriff United 2

  FT
• Wick Academy 0 Formartine United 1

  FT