Kyle Godsman is North District champion, Moray win team title

North District championship prizewinners at Tain GC today. L to R: back row, Jake Williamson and Lewis Reid (both Fortrose and  Rosemarkie). Front row: Michael Schinkel (Royal Dornoch), Graeme Ross (Tain GC captain), Kyle Godsman, Peter Abbott (North District secretary), Graham Murray with Team Trophy won by Moray. Picture and caption by Robin Wilson.

Kyle Godsman (Moray), who has a handicap of +3, won the North District men's individual championship at Tain Golf Club today (Sunday) with rounds of 68 (34-34) and 66 (35-31) for a total of six-under-134, writes Robin Wilson.
It is his second win in the tournament following his 2013 success when Royal Dornoch was the venue.
Godsman's total helped Moray to win the North District team title with a total of 289. Team-mate Graham Murray had scores of 80 and 75 for 155.
Forres finished second with 290, their better third card pushing them ahead of third-placed Fortrose and Rosemarkie who also totalled 290.
The Moray team go forward to the Scottish area final at Kinross Golf Club on Sunday, September 23.
Michael Schinkel (Royal Dornoch), a 20-year-old student at the University of Highlands and Islands, won the youths title for the Murray Watt Trophy
Godsman birdied the fourth, sixth and 12th in his morning round. His only first-round bogey came at the second hole. In the afternoon he had a bogey-free 66, with birdies at the seventh, eighth, 10th, 11th, 12th and 17th 


Prize List – North District Championship 2018
Tain GC
CSS Rd1   72           CSS Rd2 72
Pos. Prize Player / Club 1st/2nd Total
1st      Association Cup, Silver Medal and £200 Voucher
              Kyle Godsman (Moray) 68/66 134
2nd      Bronze Medal and £130 Voucher
           Lewis Reid (Fortrose and Rosemarkie) 72/68 140
3rd        Murray Watt Trophy (U21) and  £100 Voucher , Silver Medal                
            *Michael Schinkel (RD) 70/70 140
4th         £70 Voucher
              Jeff Wright (Forres) 72/69 141
5th         £50 Voucher
              David Joel (Inverness) 72/71 143
6th         £40 Voucher
              R Cameron (Brora) 73/71 144
7th       £30 Voucher
              Douglas Thorburn (Wick) 73/73 146
8th         £25 Voucher
              Ewan Forbes (Inverness) 72/74 146

Youth (U 21) Prizes
1st         Michael Schinkel (Royal Dornoch) 70/70  140
2nd        Bronze Medal £75 Voucher
              Jamie MacKintosh (Nairn) 71/75 146
3rd         £55 Voucher
              Jake Williamson (Fortrose and Rosemarkie) 78/69 147
3rd        £35 Voucher
           Thomas Bell (Forres) 74/75 149
4th       £25 Voucher
              Finlay Asher (Nairn) 76/74 150

Handicap Prizes
1st         £50 Voucher
              Sean Kennedy (Tain)       141 Nett (better 2nd round)
2nd        £40 Voucher
              Lewis Fraser (Inverness)      141 Nett
3rd        £30 Voucher
             Andy Phillip (Inverness)         142

LEADING TEAM TOTALS

289 MORAY (Kyle Godsman and Graham Murray).
290 FORRES (Jeff Wright, Matty Wilson, Thomas Bell) (better discarded score)
290 FORTROSE and ROSEMARKIE 1 (Allan Cameron, Chris Gaittens, Lewis Reid)
Also
291 INVERNESS 1 (J Keith, D Joel, K MacKay.
293 BRORA (J G McBeath, R Cameron, R MacDonald)
294 NAIRN 2 (F Asher, R Cromarty, F Owenson).
295 FORTROSE and ROSEMARKIE 2 (G Paterson, J Williamson, B Patience).
296 WICK (D Thorburn, N Klimas, G Steven).
301 TAIN (M Ferries, G Urquhart, S Kennedy), MUIR OF ORD (J Wilson, S Johnston, S Forbes).
302 INVERNESS 2 (J Keith, B Thomson, G Forsyth).







                                                                                                                                                                                               

US PGA Tour's Wells Fargo Ch/ship final totals

LEADING FINAL TOTALS
Par 284 (4x71). Players from USA unless stated otherwise
272 Jason Day (Australia) 69 67 67 69
274 Aaron Wise 68 68 70 68, Nick Watney 72 67 66 69

SELECTED TOTALS
277 Paul Casey (England) 69 68 69 71 (T5)
281 Rory McIlroy (N Ireland) 68 76 66 71 (T16)
283 Graeme McDowell (N Ireland) 71 73 67 72 (T27)
285 Tyrrell Hatton (England) 67 73 72 73 (T42)
288 Ross Fisher (England) 69 73 71 75 (T63)



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 Dunne and Moynihan win GolfSixes 

Image of Team Ireland (Gavin Moynihan and Paul Dunne) by courtesy of Getty Images  

Team Ireland won the second edition of GolfSixes in style as the team of Paul Dunne and Gavin Moynihan defeated Team France 2-0 in the final match of the innovative six-hole event at Centurion Club,
The St Albans venue was bathed in glorious sunshine over the weekend as over 10,000 fans - more than double the 2017 figure -  saw the European Tour break new ground once again as women's and mixed sides joined the 16 team field, with the England Women and European Women's teams both making it through to Sunday's knock-out stages. 
Ireland, who topped Scotland's initial group, met the England women's pair of Georgia Hall and Charley Hull in the quarter-finals, defeating them 2-0 and then secured their place against France in the final after defeating South Korea in a sudden-death play-off, with Gavin Moynihan chipping in from off the green after the teams finished their semi-final 1-1.
Ireland were birdie or better on 12 of the 17 holes they played on Sunday after finishing top of Group C. In fact, the only match Dunne and Moynihan lost all week was to the French team of Mike-Lorenzo Vera and Romain Wattel in Saturday's group stage.
The Irish pair - who played together in the victorious 2015 Walker Cup team -  started quickly in the final, winning the first and third holes to forge an early 2-0 lead which the French were unable to pull back.
Dunne claims his second victory on English soil in the last seven months, after winning the British Masters supported by Sky Sports in October, while it's Moynihan's first victory since joining the European Tour in 2016.
In the third/fourth place play-off game, South Korea defeated last year's runners-up Australia 3-0.
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SIX QUALIFIERS FROM MUCKHART FOR GRAND

FINAL AT THE DUKE'S

The following Silver Division players - Tricia Masterton, Katie Darling, Sally Park, Amanda Larter, Helen Appleby and Katie Liddle - qualified at Muckhart Golf Club today for the Grand Final of the Revive Active Scottish Women's Regional Medal at The Duke's, St Andrews on Sunday, June 17.

The leading scores in the Central Final at Muckhart were:

Par 71. SSS 72. CSS 74

QUALIFIERS

68 T Masterton (Balbirnie Park).

71 K Darling (Ravelston)

72 S Park (Deer Park), A Larter (Prestonfield)

73 H Appleby (Stirling).

74 K Liddle (Glenbervie) (after card countback).

NON-QUALIFIERS

74 R Livingstone (Kingsknowe).

75 J Wilson (Williamwood)

76 L McKinlay (Dunnikier Park).

77 H Tumblety (Duddingston)

78 C Gibbons (Clober), S Sneddon (Carnoustie) L Maxwell (Aberdur), R Turlik (Muckhart).

79 M Symington (Dollar), N Gemmell (Crail).

80 A Smith (Kinross), J Murdoch (Gullane), L Nelson (Braehead), A Sillars (Hayston), M Archibald (Wishaw), M Jamieson (Tillicoultry) J Grant (Dunblane New).

81 M Allan (Milngavie)

83 S Skinner (Kinghorn), H Hunter (Carrickvale), R Black (Gleddoch)

84 E Davidson (Crieff)

85 L Mitchell (Kirkcaldy), M Duncan (Milnathort).

86 S Fleming (Thornton)

87 C Wighton (Niddry Castle), S Bruce (Blairgowrie)

89 M Dixon (Brora)

93 R Milaszkiewicz (Troon Welbeck).

NR S Dear (Thornton).

Oscar-winning performance by Swede Lengden in Spanish Challenge

EUROPEAN TOUR COMMUNICATIONS
Oscar Lengden displayed a devastating back nine performance to win the Challenge de España at Izki Golf  Club, Spain with a total of 15 under par 273.

The Swede began the day tied for the lead with Wil Besseling but he pulled away from the rest of the field with a superb five under par back nine.

Lengden started as he meant to go on with a birdie at the first hole, immediately seizing the initiative as playing partner Besseling went down for par.

Three successive pars followed as the Swede held on to his good early start, with Besseling remaining a shot behind with pars on every one of the first seven holes.

A birdie at the fifth and a bogey at the sixth meant Lengden stayed at 11 under par, with Besseling registering a birdie at the eighth to join him on 11 under.

A bogey on the ninth, however, meant the 25 year old dropped back to ten under at the turn, with Englishman Ross McGowan breathing down his neck after picking up two front nine shots.

And McGowan kept on charging towards the top of the leaderboard with three consecutive birdies to begin the back nine.
The three gains moved McGowan to 12 under par and gave him the outright lead as Lengden and Besseling were suddenly the chasers.
But following back-to-back pars at the tenth and 11^th, Lengden stepped it up a gear.
Successive birdies at the 12^th and 13^th drew him level with McGowan before another gain at the par four 15^th gave him the outright lead with three holes to play.
McGowan, playing in the penultimate group of the day, carded a bogey at the par three 17^th to give Lengden some breathing space, as Besseling too dropped a shot by going down in five on the par four 16^th.

With a birdie at the 17^th, Lengden opened a three-shot lead over Besseling and McGowan as the crowds surrounded the 18^th green to welcome their champion in waiting.

And the Swede didn’t disappoint. He stroked home a superb birdie putt on the 18^th to seal his victory in the best possible way and secure his second European Challenge Tour title. 


Victory in Spain moves Oscar Lengden to fifth place on the Road to Ras Al Khaimah with 43,310 points, just under 53,000 points behind Number One Lorenzo Gagli. Ross McGowan, meanwhile, moves up to tenth position on 25,750 points with his finish of tied second.
Final scores:
par 288 (4x72)

273 O Lengden (Swe) 69 69 68 67
277 R McGowan (Eng) 72 71 66 68, W Besseling (Netherlands) 69 70 67 71,
278 N Lemke (Swe) 71 69 69 69
279 M Hoey (NIre) 71 71 69 68, C Braeunig (Ger) 69 72 66 72 
281 J Senior (Eng) 70 70 72 69, J Brun (Fra) 69 66 72 74
282 J Sjöholm (Swe) 70 70 69 73, R Sciot-Siegrist (Fra) 72 69 73 68, S Tarrio Ben (Spn) 73 72 68 69, P Mejow (Ger) 72 71 71 68, A Knappe (Ger) 73 69 69 71, J Hansen (Denmark) 72 72 68 70
283 T Santos Silva (Portugal) 74 71 65 73, M Ford (Eng) 71 67 72 73, L Nemecz (Austria) 73 68 72 70, G Stal (Fra) 71 69 75 68, C Sharvin (NIre) 65 75 74 69, E Goya (Arg) 69 73 69 72, N Johansson (Swe) 71 70 71 71, F Bergamaschi (Ita) 71 73 67 72
284 N Geyger (Chile) 70 72 70 72, R Van West (Netherlands) 70 73 71 70, H Leon (Chile) 74 71 72 67, A Tadini (Ita) 74 70 71 69, R Langasque (Fra) 72 69 72 71, R McGee (Ire) 72 70 68 74, R Enoch (Wales) 69 72 73 70, C Mivis (Belgium) 71 71 72 70, B Hellgren (Swe) 73 72 68 71, J Huldahl (Denmark) 72 70 71 71, A Meronk (Poland) 67 70 76 71 
285 A Arnaus (Esp) 73 72 70 70, J Doherty (Sco) 73 68 73 71, R McEvoy (Eng) 73 70 70 72, D Boote (Wales) 71 73 69 72
286 C Feldborg Nielsen (Swe) 71 70 71 74, R De Sousa (Switz) 72 73 73 68, P Barjon (Fra) 70 71 72 73, P Figueiredo (Portugal) 76 69 69 72, M Haastrup (Denmark) 74 71 68 73, J Van Der Vaart (Netherlands) 75 69 70 72, S Khan (Eng) 72 70 71 73
287 N Von Dellingshausen (Ger) 67 71 76 73, J Pastor (Spn) 68 73 72 74, R Santos (Portugal) 71 72 71 73
288 B Virto (Spn) 71 73 71 73, E De La Riva (Spn) 76 69 71 72, V Perez (Fra) 72 72 69 75, M Kim (SKor) 70 73 70 75, P Maddy (Eng) 72 72 71 73, P Angles (Spn) 70 73 69 76 
289 A Rozner (Fra) 70 72 68 79, B Parker (Eng) 75 68 73 73, J Quesne (Fra) 69 73 72 75
290 D Borda (Spn) 70 74 74 72
291 T Linard (Fra) 71 73 74 73, J Maw (Eng) 74 68 74 75
292 H Joannes (Belgium) 75 68 76 73, M Gradecki (Pol)and 70 75 71 76
293 A Chapman (Eng) 78 66 75 74, M Lundberg (Swe) 73 72 75 73 
294 M Galiano Aguilar (Spn) 71 73 76 74
296 F Aguilar (Chile) 74 71 77 74, D Berna Manzanares (Spn) 72 71 75 78 
297 X Gorospe (Spn) (am)  73 72 77 75 
298 J Adams (Eng) 73 72 74 79 299 P Erofejeff (Finland) 70 75 74 80

CARMEN AT 14 IS YOUNGEST ABDNSHIRE WOMEN'S CHAMPION

By COLIN FARQUHARSON

Aboyne's Carmen Griffiths became the youngest ever winner of the Aberdeenshire women's county golf championship at Banchory Golf Club today (Sunday).

The 14-year-old dominated the tournament by heading the match-play qualifiers and then progressing smoothly to the final in which she beat four times former champion Sammy Leslie (Murcar Links) by 3 and 1.

Griffiths had to show her fighting qualities in the final. She was three down after only four holes but had reduced her deficit to one hole at the turn. The younger player squared the match by winning the 13th and took the lead for the first time with a birdie at the 14th.
Griffiths now had the upper hand. She went two up at the 15th and clinched victory with a birdie 3 at the 17th.
Griffiths, born on November 23, 2003, is 14 years, five months old. The previous youngest champion was Shannon McWilliam, born on August 8, 1999, which made her 14 years nine months old when she won the title in May 2013.

Michelle Finnie, who plays off 11 at Aberdeen Ladies, won the handicap final by 5 and 4 against Vikki Neish (Murcar Links) (16)

ABERDEENSHIRE WOMEN'S COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP
Banchory Golf Club
SCRATCH
FIRST ROUND
C Griffiths (Aboyne) bt L Tough (Auchmill) 7 and 6.
S Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) bt G Mackenzie (Banchory) 3 and 1.
V Thom (Kemnay) bt F Pennie (Kemnay) 6 and 5.
C Prouse (Hazlehead) bt K Stalker (Cruden Bay) 3 and 1.
F Campbell (McDonald Ellon) bt G Christie (Banchory) 3 and 2.
S Leslie (Murcar Links) bt C Wilson (Murcar Links) at 19th.
R Polson (Kemnay) bt K Guthrie (Inverurie) 3 and 2.
J Lees (Westhill) bt S Macleod (Deeside) 4 and 3.
QUARTER-FINALS
Griffiths bt Wood 2 and 1
Thom bt Prouse 2 holes
Leslie bt Campbell 1 hole
Lees bt Polson 2 and 1
SEMI-FINALS
Griffiths bt Thom 4 and 3.
Leslie bt Lees 4 and 2.
FINAL
Griffiths bt Leslie 3 and 1

HANDICAP

QUARTER-FINALS

P Fraser (Peterculter) (14) bt C Eakin (Aboyne) (16) 3 and 1.

V Neish (Murcar Links) (16) bt M Adam (Hazlehead) (10) 6 and 4.

M Finnie (Aberdeen Ladies) (11) bt S Davies (Aboyne) (16) 2 and 1.

E Whyte (Aberdeen Ladies) (6) bt L Mutch (Meldrum House) (26) 2 and 1.

SEMI-FINALS

Neish bt Fraser 4 and 3.

Finnie bt Whyte 6 and 5.

FINALFinnie bt Neish 5 and 4.

 

Left to right: Ros Dunsmuir (ALCGA President), Vikki Thom (Kemnay) (semi-finalist), Michelle Finnie (Aberdeen Ladies) (handicap champion), Carmen Griffiths (Aboyne) (champion), Sammy Leslie (Murcar Links) (runner-up) and Ann Smart (ALCGA captain). Picture and captain by ALCGA secretary Karen Stalker.

Three Scots finish in top six at Aberdovey

Hannah McCook beats Curtis Cup player Sophie Lamb in Welsh open title play-off

By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Grantown on Spey's Hannah McCook beat England's Curtis Cup player Sophie Lamb (Clitheroe) at the first hole of a sudden-death play-off to win the Welsh women's open amateur stroke-play championship at Aberdovey Golf Club.

Both players had 54-hole totals of seven-under 212, finishing six strokes ahead of the three players who shared third place on 218, Scot Chloe Goadby, another English Curtis Cup selection Lily May Humphreys and Thalia Kirby (Harleyford).
Gemma Batty (West Linton) finished on 220 (73-74-73), giving Scotland three players in the leading six finishers
McCook, pictured, overnight leader by two shots, was pegged back by Lamb over the outward half of the final round, Hannah taking 34 shots to Sophie's 32.
McCook then birdied the 10th, 12th and 13th to regain the lead but opened the door again for her rival by taking a double bogey 6 at the 14th and bogeying the 18th, coming home in 37 for a 71.
Lamb birdieing the 10th and 14th. Her only bogey of the round came at the 11th in halves of 32 and 37 for a 69.
But McCook prevailed in a sudden death play-off for one of the best wins of her amateur career.

Scotland 1 (Hannah McCook, Shannon McWilliam, and Chloe Goadby) tied with England 1 (Georgia Price, Lily May Humphreys and Sophie Lamb) for the team championship. Both teams totalled 430. 
Placings:
430 Scotland 1, England 1.
436 England 2.
440 Scotland 2
443 Ireland 1
445 Wales 1
452 Wales 2

LEADING FINAL TOTALS AT ABERDOVEY
Par 219 (3x73) SSS 77. CSS 76 76
212 H McCook (Grantown on Spey) 71 70 71, S Lamb (Clitheroe) 69 74 69 (McCook won sudden death play-off at first extra hole).
218 C Goadby (St Regulus) 73 74 73, L M Humphreys (Stoke by Nayland) 74 74 70, T Kirby (Harleyford) 76 71 71.
220 G Batty (West Linton) 73 74 73
221 B-J Smith (Woodhall Spa) 74 75 72, P Grant (Lisburn) 73 75 73.

OTHER SCOTS' TOTALS
224 E Briggs (Kilmacolm) 73 76 75 (T10)
225 S McWilliam (Aboyne) 74 74 77, J Mackintosh (Hazlehead) 74 74 77 (T14)
234 J Saxton (Muckhart) 74 82 78 (T38)

MISSED CUT (159 and better qualified)
161 K Beveridge (Aboyne) 84 77. 



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West Kilbride's Louise Duncan a winner at Fairhaven Trophies tourney

By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Louise Duncan (West Kilbride) scored a rare win by a Scot in the girls' section of the prestigious Fairhaven Trophies junior golf tournament at Fairhaven Golf Club, Lancashire today (Sunday).

Louise (pictured) had rounds of 73, 71, 75 and 73 for a total of 292 - two shots ahead of runner-up Amelia Williamson with Caitlin Whitehead third on 295.
Megan Ashley (Strathmore) (77-81 for 158) missed the cut by four strokes.
In the boys' category, former Scottish boys champion Greg Dalziel (Airdrie) finished joint 16th on 292 (74-74-73-71), nine strokes behind the English winner, Conor Gough who shot 69, 75, 70 and 69 for 283, one stroke ahead of Swedish runner-up Adam Walin.

GIRLS' FINAL TOTALS
292 L Duncan (West Kilbride 73 71 75 73
294 A Williamson (Eng) 78 72 72 72
295 C Whitehead (Eng) 75 72 72 76
MISSED THE CUT  (154 and better qualified)
158 M Ashley (Strathmore) 77 81

BOYS' FINAL TOTALS
283 C Gough (Eng) 69 75 70 69.
284 A Walin (Swe) 71 69 72 72
285 B Brown (Eng) 68 71 75 71, L Schiergen (Ger) 71 70 71 73

SCOTS TOTALS:
292 G Dalziel (Airdrie) 74 74 73 71 (T16)

MISSED THE CUT (148 and better qualified)
149 A O'Hagan (Old Ranfurly) 73 76
150 J Broun (Kilmarnock Barassie) 76 74, C Scott (Nairn) 74 76
152 H Austin (Loretto) 78 74
156 J Roberts (Muckhyart) 79 77
158 L Irvine (Kirkhill)  79 79
159 M Cowie (Dumfries and Co) 77 82
160 L Gillies (Nairn) 80 80'
163 L Bryce-Maynard (Moray) 86 77


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CARA THOMPSON WINS NORTHERN COUNTIES

 

TITLE FOR EIGHTH TIME

 

Left to right: Liz Munro (President of Northern Counties), handicap champion 15-year-old Iona Reid (Nairn Dunbar), scratch champion Cara Thompson (Royal Dornoch) and Meg Sievwright, secretary of Northern Counties Ladies GA. Picture by Robin Wilson

 

Cara Thompson beat Royal Dornoch clubmate Alison Bartlett 2 and 1 in this afternoon's Northern Counties women's championship final at Inverness Golf Club.

It is the eighth time Cara has won the title - one short of the record nine times set by Isobel McIntosh (Inverness) but the first time she has won the championship when Inverness has been the venue.

Thompson was one up at the turn after losing the first to a birdie but winning the seventh and ninth.

Bartlett three-putted the 11th and 12th to lose both holes and go three down. Thompson was bunkered to lost the 13th but maintained her two-hole lead to the end with a series of halves.

Iona Reid, 15-year-old Nairn Dunbar junior member, won the handicap title by beating Linda Wheeler (Forres) 6 and 4. Iona plays off 24 and Linda 15.

Reid lost the first but won five holes in a row from the third and was three up at the turn. The Nairn Dunbar youngster clinched victory by winning the 11th, 13th and 14th.

 

MATCH-PLAY RESULTS
SCRATCH
QUARTER-FINALS
Caitlin Boa (Royal Dornoch ) bt Kerri Harper (Nairn) at 22nd
Cara Thompson (Royal Dornoch) bt Sandy Jackson (Royal Dornoch) 1 hole.
Ellie Doherty (Moray) bt Steph Cloverly (Wick) 5 and 4.
Alison Bartlett (Royal Dornoch) bt June Nicol (Inverness) 4 and 3
SEMI-FINALS
Thompson bt Boa 1 hole.
Bartlett bt Doherty  2 and 1.
FINAL
Thompson bt Bartlett 2 and 1.

HANDICAP
QUARTER-FINALS
Debbie Bethune (Royal Dornoch) (21) bt Linda Wood (Forres) (22) 4 and 3
Linda Wheeler (Forres) (15) bt Emma Borthwick (Nairn Dunbar) (12) 6 and 4
Iona Reid (Nairn Dunbar) (24) bt Sarah Westwood (Elgin) (8) 5 and 4
Susan McVicar (Nairn) (9) bt Deidre MacAngus (Wick) (7) 2 holes
SEMI-FINALS
Wheeler bt Bethune 2 holes
Reid bt McVicar 4 and 2
FINAL
Reid bt Wheeler 6 and 4.

 

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Jane Turner makes leading 10 to be top Scot in 

Switzerland LET Access Series event

Spanish players Noemi Jimenez and Elia Folch finished first and second in the LET Access Series 54-hole tournament that ended at Gams-Werdenberg Golf Club, Switzerland today (Sunday).
Jimenez finished on 12-under 204 with scores of 69, 69 and 66.
Folch shot 68, 70 and 67 for 205.
Jane Turner from West Linton made the top 10  with scores of 71, 69 and 70 for six-under 210 and joint ninth place.
Laura Murray (Kippie Lodge) from Alford shot 69, 72 and 72 for 213 and a share of 22nd place.
Kelsey Macdonald from Nairn finished joint 36th on level par 216 with rounds of 69, 75 and 72.

LET ACCESS SERIES VP BANK LADIES OPEN
Gams-Werdenberg GC, Switzerland
LEADING FINAL TOTALS
Par 216 (3x72)
204 N Jimenez (Spn) 69 69 66
205 E Folch (Spn) 68 70 67
207 A Provot (Fra) 62 75 70

SCOTS' TOTALS
210 J Turner 71 69 70 (T9)
213 L Murray 69 72 72 (T22)
216 K Macdonald 69 75 72 (T36)

MISSED CUT
145 H MacRae 75 70





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SAM LOCKE'S T3 FINISH AT LYTHAM TROPHY

By COLIN FARQUHARSON

Scottish amateur champion Sam Locke (Stonehaven) saved his best until last - and a three-under final round of 67 earned him a creditable share of third place in the prestigious Lytham Trophy tournament at Lytham St Annes Golf Club today (Sunday).

Locke's earlier rounds were 68, 75 and 74, which gave him a four-over-par aggregate of 284 over the par-70 Lancashire course.

Englishman Matthew Jordan (Royal Liverpool), who led from the start, made all the running to win by nine strokes with scores of 67, 69, 70 and 66.

Mitch Waite (Filton) was runner-up on 281 with rounds of 72, 66,70 and 73.

 

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MISSED THE CUT (147 and better qualified for final two rounds)
149 S McLaren 71 78
150 K Cantley 76 74
151 J Paterson 76 75, M Halliday 75 76
154 J Johnston 78 76
156 J Wilson 81 75
157 M Smyth 81 75
158 J Shaw 77 81