ANGUS BOYS' STROKE-PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP

Carnoustie Buddon Course 23/07/2012

134 Scott Grant 70 64
138 Tom Ogilvie 74 64
140 Ewen Matthew 69 71
142 Josh McKenna 69 73
145 Marc Howie 78 67
146 Connar Cook 76 70
147 John McKenna 74 73, Lewis George 73+74=147
Top eight players qualify automaticly for the USB boys invitational at McDonald Ellon golf club on Sunday, Sepember 2 plus four selected players.

DRAW FOR ANGUS BOYS MATCHPLAY
T Ogilvie v John Miller
R Dallas v F Soutar
John McKenna v J Norrie
L George v H Ogilvie
Josh McKenna v J McWalter
M Duncan v H George
M Howie v A Speirs
C Rennie v D Hutton
First match tees off 9am, Wednesday 25th July

Alex McKay
Angus Junior Convener

BELLES OF THE BALL AFTER DAWN DEWAR'S CARNOUSTIE WEDDING

 Caption below.

                

FROM KAREN GOLDEN

(Dawn Dewar's Mum)

Thought you may be interested in posting pictures on Kirkwood or Scottish Golfview sites of golfer Dawn Dewar from Monifieth who married Steve Dargie from Carnoustie on Saturday.

Dawn is now a Primary Teacher in Arbroath.

Dawn and Steve were married at St Anne's Church in Carnoustie.

Wedding reception was in Carnoustie Golf Hotel.

She had some photos taken on the first tee of the Championship Course.

and a fun picture (above) taken with Karyn Dallas, Clare-Marie Macaulay, Gemma Webster, Heather MacRae, Alex Marshall (not in the correct order!).

Alex Marshall, who was at University of Stirling with Dawn and played for England, was one of Dawn's bridesmaids.

+Editor's note: Dawn was Angus women's county champion more than once and a Scotland girl international. Thanks to her Mum for thinking about us.

SEND YOUR GOLFING STORIES AND PICTURES TO Colin@scottishgolfview.com

  

JOE DEAN, LAUREN TAYLOR WIN DUTCH JUNIOR OPEN TITLES

NEWS RELEASE FROM ENGLAND GOLF
England Golf enjoyed a double celebration in Holland as Joe Dean (Lindrick, Yorkshire) won the boys’ title and Lauren Taylor (Woburn) the girls’ in the annual Poncat Dutch Junior Open at Toxandria Golf Club near Breda.
Dean (Lindrick, Yorkshire), on his maiden trip with England Golf, carded a closing 71 for 286, to tie on two under par with Lars van Meijel from the host nation. Then Dean prevailed at the second hole of the playoff.
Dean (Image © Tom Ward) was always top or near the top of the leaderboard after opening with a one-under 71. But after following up with a 73 he found himself four behind van Meijel at the halfway stage.
He matched the Dutch lad in round three, both returning 71 so was still four adrift of his rival and occupying fourth place going into the final round.
But another 71 confirmed his consistency, although at the turn a Dean victory looked unlikely particularly after he had run up a quadruple-bogey nine at the eighth in an outward 39.
But he bounced back well with a back nine of 32 including four birdies, two crucially coming at the final two holes. Meanwhile, van Meijel returned 75 which left the pair on two under for the championship and heading for a playoff.
Another English youngster, Jack Cardy (Hintlesham, Suffolk) finished equal third on 287 while Nathan Kimsey (Woodhall Spa, Lincolnshire) ended on level-par 288 and sixth and Oliver Carr (Heswall, Cheshire) tied 11th on 295.
Lauren Taylor (Image © Leaderboard Photography) was the defending girls' champion after her victory last year and she again demonstrated her class by finishing on level-par 288, 11 strokes ahead of runner-up Andrea Jonama from Spain.


The BBC’s Young Sports Personality of the Year for 2011 after she became the youngest-ever British amateur champion, led from start to finish but it was her third round 67 containing seven birdies, that stamped her authority on the event
Even a closing 75 left her streets clear of her rivals and she could also afford to finish with back-to-back bogeys.
As a result of their victories, Dean and Taylor have respectively earned places in the KLM Dutch Open on the European Tour and the Deloitte Ladies Open on the LET in Holland.
LEADING FINAL TOTALS
Boys:
286 J Dean (Eng) 71 73 71 71, L van Meijel (Neth) 70 70 71 75 (Dean won at second playoff hole)
287 J Cardy (Eng) 74 73 69 71, K Subregis (Fra) 73 72 68 74, R van West (Neth) 74 72 68 73
288 N Kimsey (Eng) 73 71 74 70
SELECTED TOTALS
295 O Carr (Eng) 75 73 71 76
304 A Hall (Eng) 75 74 77 78
305 J Titlow (Eng) 77 81 75 72
307 H Greenberry (Eng) 81 73 73 80

Girls:
288 L Taylor (Eng) 72 74 67 75
299 A Jonama (Spa) 74 77 70 78
300 S King (Ger) 81 78 69 72, A Wolf (Ger) 78 77 72 73

Lyndsey HewisonPress Officer
England Golf
lyndsey.hewison@ntlworld.com
07825 752 193

The Global Golf Post:: Proving to be a Must Read Monday

There is a full 41 pages of quality golf content in this weeks Global Golf Post. John Hopkins asks - Shine is off the European stars?  Lewine Mair looks at Ernies Highs and Scotts lows, Colin Callanders weekly GB&I Amateur report looks at Tony Jacklins youngest son turning pro and Lauren Whytes Scottish girls victory.

There is a look at the new Callaway high res GPS device and the new Ping putter. The usual wrap up of everything that happened around the world of golf with an obvious concentration on Lytham and a interesting comparison between Bruce Springsteen and Tom Watson by publisher Jim Nugent.

SLGA NAME SCOTLAND TEAM FOR GIRLS HOME INTERNATIONALS

The team to represent Scotland in the Girls' Home International Matches to be played at Radyr Golf Club, Cardiff from August 7 to 9 , under the captaincy of Elaine Cuthill (Lanark), is:

Lesley Atkins (Gullane Ladies)
Nicola Callander (Mill Green)
Jessica Meek (Carnoustie Ladies)
Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies)
Rachel Walker (Dumfries and County)
Eilidh Watson (Muckhart)
Lauren Whyte (St Regulus)
Clara Young (North Berwick).


At the Girls' British Open Amateur Championship at Tenby, Wales, from 13 - 17 August, Scotland will be represented by Lauren Whyte, Captain (St Regulus), Rachel Walker (Dumfries and County) and Clara Young (North Berwick).


The two girls selected for the team for the Total Belgian International Juniors from 29 August - 1 September are Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) and Lauren Whyte (St Regulus).

SENIOR AND VETERAN LADIES SCOTLAND TEAMS NAMED

The team to represent Scotland in the European Senior Ladies' Team Championship at Lugano, Switzerland, from September 4-8, under the captaincy of Helen Faulds (Douglas Park), is:


Heather Anderson (Blairgowrie)
Lorna Bennett (Ladybank)
Alison Bartlett (Royal Dornoch)
Fiona de Vries (St Rule)
Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie)
Mary Smith (Tain).

The team to represent the Scottish Vets in their annual Jamboree against the English regions - this year hosted by Scotland at the Hirsel from August 7-9 has been announced by the captain, Helen Faulds (West). It is:

Heather Anderson (Midlands)

Alison Bartlett (Highland)

Lorna Bennett (Midlands)

Fiona de Vries (Midlands)

Alex Glennie (West)

Janice Paterson (West)

Mary Smith (Highland)

Linda Urquhart (North)

Reserves

Kathleen Sutherland (North)

May Hughes (West)

Anne Ryan (Highland)

Jill Harrison (North)

Captain Helen Faulds (West)

Vice-captain: Noreen Fenton (East)

JENNY GLEASON BEATS ESTHER CHOE IN SYMETRA TOUR PLAY-OFF

 NEWS RELEASE

Jenny Gleason looked like she had ice in her veins as she walked up the 18^th fairway at Beaver Meadow Golf Course in the one-hole playoff that would decide the 2012 Northeast Delta Dental International. She approached her ball at 99 yards out and hit a gap wedge to within six inches of the hole. When asked how she dealt with such a prssure-filled situation, the ever-quotable Gleason said it best.

“Pressure’s something you put in tires.”

Gleason found herself in a playoff with Volvik Race for the Card Rankings No. 1 Esther Choe after she bogeyed Nos. 16 and 17 and missed a six-foot birdie putt in regulation on 18 to win.

“I was pretty shocked when she missed that putt, but I just said ‘alright let’s go play some more golf,’” said Choe who finished with a 1-under 71.

The pair was carted up to the 18^th tee box to play out what would be the rest of the tournament and delivered some exciting play for the Concord fans.

Gleason hit first from the fairway and delivered nearly the shot of the tournament, which Choe thought went in the hole, considering the thunderous roar of applause from the crowd.

“I was like, ‘congrats Jenny’ then she told me it didn’t go in,” said Choe.

Choe hit her approach shot 30 feet right of the pin and knew she would have to make a perfect putt to stay in it.  

“It came out perfectly and I thought it was going in,” said Choe of her lip out putt.

Gleason admitted to holding her breath during the putt. 

“Esther is such a great player and is having a phenomenal year,” said Gleason. “She’s already won twice and I said to Allison (Fouch), ‘she can make this, don’t count her out.’ And she hit the lip.”

Gleason tapped in for her third-career victory and first since 2005. Asked where the win ranks in accomplishments in her career, she said it’s amazing to see the dedication pay off

“This one is big,” said Gleason. “It’s neat when you work hard and you make changes and you finally see results. It always seems like it’s the other side of the story where you’re making changes and you struggle and struggle and feel like you’re doing the right things. You just gotta stick with it.”

Gleason, who is an LPGA Tour member and has made six starts this season, said it’s a matter of staying tough against a game that tends to try to bring you down. 

“My swing coach in Texas is going to be very pleased with this,” said Gleason. “I just saw him at the U.S. Open a couple weeks ago and he said ‘you’re swinging good, don’t’ let a bad round get you totally down. Golf is brutal; it really is. It will beat you up unfortunately.”

Gleason was disheartened after a rough going at Blackwolf Run at the U.S. Women’s Open two weeks ago and was in no mood to make the trek to Concord to try to get back on track. With some encouraging words from her coach and friends, it turned out to be a solid decision on returning to ‘the Beav.’

“I wasn’t even 100 percent on playing this week,” said Gleason. “I was very, very upset with how the U.S. Open went down. I’m pretty happy I decided to come.”

Home sweet home: During her winner’s speech, Jenny Gleason thanked a special group of people who have played an integral role in her returning to Concord for the eighth year in her career and it all had to do with a warm home-like welcome. Gleason has stayed with the Ackersons, local Concord residents, every year she has played in the tournament. “You guys are like my extended family. You opened your house and basically give me the keys to the place. Thank you for making my experience here so wonderful. I’m a huge fan of Concord now!”

Volvik Race for the Card Continues at the Delta Dental International: With her win, Jenny Gleason breaks into the top 10 and made a huge jump this week with her $15,000 winner’s check. She started the week at No. 73 and currently sits at No. 9 with $18,329. At the conclusion of the Delta Dental International, players in the top 10 spots on the money list are as follows:  1. Esther Choe of Scottsdale, Ariz., $43,117; 2. Leah Wigger of Louisville, Ky., $30,249; 3. Nicole Smith of Riverside, Calif. $23,1954. Megan McChrystal of Stuart, Fla., $22,898; 5. Jean Chua of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, $22,849; 6. Victoria Elizabeth of Dayton, Ohio, $21,857; 7. Sara Brown of Tucson, Ariz., $18,881; 8. Lauren Doughtie of Suffolk, Va. $18,607; 9. Jenny Gleason of Clearwater, Fla. $18,329; 10. Kristie Smith of Perth, Australia, $18,058;

Oh so swift: Esther Choe was awarded the Symetra Tour Swift Award for recording the most wins on tour at the season’s half-way point. Symetra awarded Choe with a $1,500 winner’s cheque and also an addition $1,000 to donate to the charity of her choice. Choe will be donating to Betsy King’s Golf Fore Africa which benefits orphans with HIV/AIDS in Lesotho and Rwanda.

Choe posted wins in her first two starts of the season at the Sara Bay Classic and the Riviera Nayarit Classic and is currently No. 1 in the Volvik Race for the Card.

SYMETRA TOUR (forfmerly FUTURES TOUR) FINAL TOTALS

final round scores and money Sunday in the Symetra Tour's $100,000
Northeast Delta Dental International at the 6314-yard, par 36-36 - 72
Beaver Meadow Golf Course, Concord, N.H. (a-denotes amateur):

1    Jenny Gleason (Clearwater, Fla.)             69-68-74 - 211   $15,000(playoff)
2    Esther Choe (Scottsdale, Ariz.)              71-69-71 - 211   $9,367

3    Nicole Smith (Riverside, Calif.)             67-73-73 - 213   $6,819

T4   Juliana Murcia Ortiz (Bogota, Colombia)      72-72-70 - 214   $4,011
     Tiffany Tavee (Tempe, Ariz.)                 74-68-72 - 214   $4,011
     Marina Alex (Wayne, N.J.)                    71-70-73 - 214   $4,011
     Alice H. Kim (Walnut, Calif.)                73-67-74 - 214   $4,011

T8   Allison Hanna (Portland, Ore.)               69-75-71 - 215   $2,364
     Courtney Massey (Gold Coast, Australia)      70-73-72 - 215   $2,364
     Olivia Jordan-Higgins (Jersey, Channel Island74-68-73 - 215   $2,364

T11  Thidapa Suwannapura (Bangkok, Thailand)      74-74-68 - 216   $1,716
     Erica Moston (Belmont, Calif.)               70-76-70 - 216   $1,716
     Hye-Joo Han (Seoul, South Korea)             73-72-71 - 216   $1,716
     Izzy Beisiegel (St. Hilaire, Quebec)         70-74-72 - 216   $1,716
     Nicole Vandermade (Brantford, ON Canada)     74-69-73 - 216   $1,716
     Jenny Suh (Fairfax, Va.)                     71-71-74 - 216   $1,716

T17  Laura Martin (West Chester, Ohio)            75-73-69 - 217   $1,303
     Victoria Elizabeth (Dayton, Ohio)            77-70-70 - 217   $1,303
     Britney Hamilton (Lake Orion, Mich.)         72-74-71 - 217   $1,303
     P.K. Kongkraphan (Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand76-70-71 - 217   $1,303
     Sarah Brown (Whitehall, Pa.)                 73-67-77 - 217   $1,303

T22  Alexandria Buelow (Palm City, Fla.)          74-74-70 - 218   $1,113
     Hanna Kang (Seoul, South Korea)              72-73-73 - 218   $1,113
     Alejandra Llaneza (Mexico City, Mexico)      72-73-73 - 218   $1,113
     Paz Echeverria (Santiago, Chile)             78-67-73 - 218   $1,113

T26  Natalie Sheary (West Hartford, Conn.)        75-74-70 - 219   $872
     Jessi Gebhardt (Bellingham, Wash.)           71-77-71 - 219   $872
     Julia Boland (Tamworth, NSW, Australia)      75-72-72 - 219   $872
     Jessica Wallace (Langley, British Columbia)  72-75-72 - 219   $872
     Jaclyn Sweeney (Bradenton, Fla.)             73-73-73 - 219   $872
     Nicole Jeray (Berwyn, Ill.)                  73-73-73 - 219   $872
     Hannah Jun (Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.)        73-72-74 - 219   $872
     Lisa Meldrum (Montreal, Quebec)              72-72-75 - 219   $872
     Saehee Son (Seoul, South Korea)              74-70-75 - 219   $872
     Marcela Leon (Monterrey, Mexico)             74-69-76 - 219   $872

T36  Rebecca Lee-Bentham (Toronto, Canada)        76-73-71 - 220   $649
     Tracy Stanford (Midland, Texas)              77-70-73 - 220   $649
     Valentine Derrey (Paris, France)             73-73-74 - 220   $649
     Candace Schepperle (Birmingham, Ala.)        72-73-75 - 220   $649
     Allison Duncan (Indianapolis, Ind.)          75-70-75 - 220   $649
     Stephanie Connelly (Pasadena, Md.)           73-71-76 - 220   $649

T42  Stephanie Na (Adelaide, Australia)           75-74-72 - 221   $512
     Kathleen Ekey (Sharon Township, Ohio)        71-77-73 - 221   $512
     Libby Smith (Essex Junction, Vt.)            79-69-73 - 221   $512
     Carling Coffing (Middletown, Ohio)           70-77-74 - 221   $512
     Carrie Riordan (Spring Valley, Ill.)         74-73-74 - 221   $512
     Daniela Iacobelli (Viera, Fla.)              70-75-76 - 221   $512
     Joy Trotter (Chino Hills, Calif.)            70-74-77 - 221   $512
     Martina Gavier (Cordoba, Argentina)          72-72-77 - 221   $512

T50  Samantha Richdale (Kelowna, British Columbia)73-76-73 - 222   $411
     Rachael Schmidt (Elk River, Minn.)           75-74-73 - 222   $411
     Mary Narzisi (Omaha, Neb.)                   76-73-73 - 222   $411
     Birdie Kim (Seoul, South Korea)              73-75-74 - 222   $411
     Emma Jandel (Dayton, Ohio)                   76-72-74 - 222   $411
     Kristin Walla (Aspen, Colo.)                 71-76-75 - 222   $411
     Kris Tamulis (Naples, Fla.)                  71-74-77 - 222   $411

T57  Therese Koelbaek (Holte, Denmark)            71-78-74 - 223   $338
     Britney Choy (Wahiawa, Hawaii)               73-76-74 - 223   $338
     Brooke Pancake (Chattanooga, Tenn.)          70-78-75 - 223   $338
     Sue Kim (Langley, British Columbia)          72-76-75 - 223   $338
     Angela Buzminski (Oshawa, Ontario)           74-74-75 - 223   $338
     Calle Nielson (Nashville, Tenn.)             71-75-77 - 223   $338
     Kendall Dye (Edmond, Okla.)                  73-73-77 - 223   $338
     Laura Kueny (Whitehall, Mich.)               73-73-77 - 223   $338
     Cara Freeman (Chandler, Arizona)             74-72-77 - 223   $338

T66  Kimberly Kim (Hilo, Hawaii)                  74-75-75 - 224   $304
     Dawn Shockley (Estes Park, Colo.)            81-68-75 - 224   $304
     Victoria Park (Chungjoo, South Korea)        74-72-78 - 224   $304

T69  Aimee Neff (Carmel, Ind.)                    76-73-76 - 225   $291
     Amy Eneroth (Spokane, Wash.)                 71-76-78 - 225   $291

71   Sofie Andersson (Angelholm, Sweden)          74-75-77 - 226   $286

 --- Missed Cut --- Min Seo Kwak, Ginger Howard, Stefanie Kenoyer, Marina Choi, Mitsuki Katahira, Seul-Ki Park, Kristie Smith, Jessica Speechley, Lauren Doughtie, Megan McChrystal, Yu-Ling Hsieh, Jackie Barenborg, Ulrika Van-Niekerk, Katie Kempter, Andy Jun, Marissa Steen, Katie Burnett, Ashley Tait, Macarena Silva, Jenna Pearson, Lisa Maunu, Rachel Connor, Lili Alvarez, Christabel Goh, Gloriana Soto, Taylor Collins, Emma De Groot, Laura Bavaird, Annie Brophy, Briana Vega, Rebecca Samuelsson, Nannette Hill, Paola Moreno, Sara Maude Juneau, Benedikte Grotvedt, Xyra Suyetsugu, Kristin Ingram, Courtney Mahon, Dolores White, Brittany Kelly, Mi Hyang Lee, Brianna Do, Danielle Mills, Inhong Lim, Jessy Tang, Fiona Puyo, Selanee Henderson, Stacey Miller, Joanna Coe, Jessica Carafiello, Pamela Ontiveros, Cathryn Bristow, Michelle Shin, Shasta Averyhardt, Stephanie Sherlock, Jean Chua, Kendall Wright, Ashley Sholer, Alexandra Braga, Molly Aronsson, Tara Goedeken, Brittany Johnston, Christina Jones, Jasi Acharya, Blair O'Neal, Laura Crawford, Sofia Gorelik,Hannah Burke, Kristin Vincent, Tzu-Chi Lin, Jae Oh, Abby Bools, Tara Watt (a)