KirkwoodGolf: 8 Jul 2013

Monday, July 08, 2013

MICHAEL (16) AND KIRSTY (13) MAKE IT A FAMILY DOUBLE AT STRATHMORE


Perthshire brother and sister Michael and Kirsty Brodie had a brilliant family double at the weekend.
Michael won the men's club championship at Strathmore Golf Club and Kirsty won the club's women's championship.
Said former Perthshire women's county captain Dawn Butchart 
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Both played amazing golf  and I should know because I was on the receiving end from Kirsty!
"My husband Iain, the club's junior convener was on Michael’s bag in the men's final against Norman Dyce, and Iain said the standard of golf was just amazing in that.. It is a 36 hole final and after 18 holes Michael was one up. However he went on to win 6 and 4 and was one under par at the end of the 32 holes. 
"Kirsty was five up after 18 and won 6 and 5. As Michael and Kirsty are only 16 and 13 years of age respectively, a family double in the championship may become a trend for many years to come."

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LAUREN TAYLOR WILL SET THE EUROPEAN WOMEN'S TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP IN MOTION



England’s Lauren Taylor will hit the first shot when the European Ladies’ Team Championship gets underway at Fulford Golf Club, York, tomorrow morning.
Lauren (Woburn, Image © Leaderboard Photography) will be first on the tee at 7.30am, followed by players from Sweden and Spain, whose teams were winners and runners-up respectively when this event was last held in 2011. 
She will be followed by Sarah-Jane Boyd (Truro) at 8am, Bronte Law (Bramhall) at 8.30am, Meghan MacLaren (Wellingborough) at 11am, Georgia Hall (Remedy Oak) at 11.30am and Hayley Davis (Ferndown) at 12 noon.
They made their final preparations in today’s second practice round, played before the splendid opening ceremony took place in warm sunshine.
Team captain Emma Brown commented: “We are ready to go. We’ve had another good practice when everyone played well, scored well and got very competitive amongst each other! It will be nice to get going tomorrow.”
The championship was formally opened when the Yorkshire Volunteer Band led in the 19 competing teams, which each took their place beside their national flag.
They were welcomed by Barbara Saville, the Fulford president; Pam Benka, the England Golf president; Julie Gunnell, the Lord Mayor of York; and Lorna Bennett, the chairman of the championship committee.
The championship begins with stroke play qualifying rounds tomorrow and on Wednesday. The best five scores from each team of six will count each day and the results will determine the teams’ places in the matchplay draw. The first eight teams will contest the medals in the championship flight, while the remaining teams play for place in the other two flights.
The Russian team had to withdraw from the championship early today after encountering visa difficulties. The 19 teams which will play are:  Austria, Belgium, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Scotland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, Sweden and Wales.
EDITOR'S NOTE:
Scotland's team is: Gemma Dryburgh, Alyson McKechin, Ailsa Summers, Rachael Watton, Eilidh Briggs and Jess Meek.
Admission is free to the championship and spectators are very welcome. Full details at www.englandgolf.org/euro2013

Lyndsey Hewison
Press Officer
England Golf
pr@englandgolf.org
07825 752 193

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TITLE-HOLDER SHEENA MISSES CUT AS JEN (16) HEADS MATCH-PLAY QUALIFIERS AT DEESIDE

By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Colin@scottishgolfview.com
Title-holder Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies), three times winner of the North of Scotland women's golf championship - 1989, 2001 and 2012 - is the shock non-qualifier for the match-play stages of this week's tournament at Deeside Golf Club.
Sheena (pictured below, left) struggled to the turn in 48 shots and finished with an 87 - four strokes too many to be involved in the card play-off on 83 to produce the exact number of 16 qualifiers for the match-play.
Top seed is one of Perth and Kinross's top prospects, 16-year-old Jen Saxton (Kinross), pictured below, right,
who headed the big field with a one-under-par 71 - one shot ahead of Aberdeenshire county champion Sammy Leslie and three ahead of Aboyne teenager Kimberley Beveridge.
"I played in this championship at Blairgowrie last year and didn't qualify for the scratch match-play," said Jen who made her debut in the P and K county team recently.
"I bogeyed the fourth and 10th but was three under par for the rest of the round with birdies at the 13th, 17th and 18th. I holed from 12ft at the 13th, 10ft at the 17th and pitched it stone dead at the last."
Ellie Whyte (Aberdeen Ladies) and Gillian Dowling (Inverness) made it through on the 83 mark but Kathleen Esslemont (Cruden Bay) and Claire Robertson (Carnoustie Ladies), who also had 83s, were eliminated on a countback.
QUALIFIERS
71 Jen Saxton (Kinross) 38-33.
72 Sammy Leslie (Aberdeen Ladies) 35-37.
74 Kimberley Beveridge (Aboyne) 37-37.
77 Rachel Polson (Peterculter) 39-38, Megan Clyne (Deeside) 41-36.
78 Shannon McWilliam (Aboyne) 38-40
79 Jackie Brown (Monifieth) 38-41, Nicola Robertson (Dunblane New) 41-38
80 Donna Pocock (Murcar Links) 41-39, Sara Mathieson (Murcar Links) 40-40, Ann F Ramsay (Kirriemuir) 40-41.
81 Claire Prouse (Murcar Links) 40-41.
82 Eilidh Watson (Muckhart) 42-40, Zibby Brown (Aboyne) 42-40
83 (after card countback) Ellie Whyte (Aberdeen Ladies) 45-38, Gillian Dowling (Inverness) 42-41.
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CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH-PLAY DRAW
8.36: Saxton v Dowling
8.44 Pocock v Jackie Brown
8.52 Polson v Prouse
9.00 Zibby Brown v Clyne
9.08 Beveridge v Eilidh Watson
9.16 Ramsay v McWilliam
9.24 Robertson v Mathieson
9.32 Ellie Whyte v Leslie
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NON-QUALIFIERS INCLUDED
83 (after card countback) Claire Robertson (Carnoustie Ladies) 42-41, Kathleen Esslemont (Cruden Bay) 41-42.
84 Katie Reid (Monifieth) 44-40, Fiona Hay (Deeside) 46-38, Lauren Watson (Deeside) 47-37, Molly Stewart (Murcar Links) 42-42, Alison Graham (Deeside) 40-44.
86 Jemma Chalmers (Monifieth) 43-43, Susan Murray (Murcar Links) 44-42, Louise Anderson (Duff House Royal) 44-42.
87 Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) 48-39, Karen Stalker (Cruden Bay) 44-43.
88 Marion Howieson (Inverness) 43-45, Cathy Kyle (Aberdeen Ladies) .
89 Fiona Hay (Kemnay) 47-42, June Nicol (Inverness) 42-47, Fiona Gibb (Deeside), Lesley Watson (Deeside), Katherine Teow (Deeside).
90 Kelly Guthrie (Oldmeldrum)
91 Thelma Beattie (Deeside).
92 Vivienne Harper (Deeside), Lynne Tough (Newmachar).
93 Margaret Parkinson (Deeside), Lynne Terry (Cruden Bay), Sheila McNaught (Newmachar).
94 Fenneke Wolters-Sinke (Aboyne), Valerie Wright (Forres).
95 Mary Miller (Cruden Bay)
96 Yvonne Richal (Peterculter), Linda Wheeler (Forres), Nita Dervish-Uman (Kemnay).
97 Maureen Gillan (Murcar Links)
98 Rachael McQueen (Cruden Bay), Sheila Bradley (Kirriemuir), Susan Belton (Kirriemuir), Kathleen Anderson (Duff House Royal), Sheila MacDonell (Inverness)
 

HANDICAP CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW
9.40 Alison Graham (Deeside) (18) 66 v Susan Murray (Murcar Links) (7) 79.
9.48 Cathy Kyle (Aberdeen Ladies) (12) 76 v Sheila McNaught (Newmachar) (17) 76.
9.56 Thelma Beattie (Deeside) (17) 74 v Fiona Hay (Deeside) (6) 78. 
10.04 Rachel McLean (Cruden Bay) (20) 78 v Lesley Watson (Deeside) (15) 74.
10.12 Fiona Gibb (Deeside) (15) 74 v Val Wright (Forres) (16)78
10.20 Katherine Teow (Deeside) (12) 77 v Maureen Gillan (Murcar Links) (22) 75
10.28 Nita Dervish-Uman (Kemnay) (21) 75 v Lauren Watson (Deeside) (7) 77
10.36 Claire Robertson (Carnoustie Ladies) (5) 78 v Kathleen Esslemont (Cruden Bay) (11) 72.
 
 



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MACKIE BOWL ENTRIES STILL BEING ACCEPTED

Mackie Bowl - Sunday 28 July 2013 - Gullane GC.

There are still some spaces left.  Entry forms can be downloaded here. The draw will be done in the next few days. All those who have entered to date will be included in the draw.

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BOYD QUAICH INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS' TOURNAMENT TEE TIMES

Tuesday 9th July
New Course
Wednesday 10th July
Old Course

Rnd 1 Game Rnd 2 Game Competitor University Country
13:28 1 8:50 12 

Darragh Coghlan (Trinity College, Dublin)
Robert Patterson (Bournemouth)
Ryan Haskell (Clayton State, USA)

13:36 2 8:40 11 
Joshua Jamieson (Northwestern, USA)
Mark Morrissey (Institute of Tech, Sligo, Ireland)
Ben Leigh (Exeter)
13:44 3 8:30 10 

Hirotaka Ashizawa
Kristofer Karlsson
Robert Smith



Doshisha
Embry-Riddle
Swansea
Japan
United States
Wales
13:52 4 8:20 9 

Joe Lyons
Lee Jorgensen
James Mercurio
NUI Galway
Stellenbosch
Oxford
Ireland
South Africa
England
14:00 5 8:10 8 

Sam Maltby
Greg Small
Douglas Maxwell
Bournemouth
Louisiana Monroe
Aberdeen
England
United States
Scotland
14:08 6 8:00 7 

Hugo Menendez
Matthew McClean
James Roberts
Indiana
Ulster
Exeter
United States
Ireland
England
14:16 7 7:50 6 

Christ Stewart
Jack Fox
Neil Beattie
UCLAN
Griffith
Abertay
England
Australia
Scotland
14:24 8 7:40 5 

Damien McDonough
Ben Jamieson
Christiaan Rossouw
NUI Galway
St Andrews
Stellenbosch
Ireland
Scotland
South Africa
14:32 9 7:30 4 

Angus Carrick
DavidMills
Jordon McColl
Stirling
Indiana
Lander
Scotland
United States
United States
14:40 10 7:20 3 

Teritus van de Berg
Joe Heraty
Alex Gleeson
Pretoria
UCLAN
Uni College Dublin
South Africa
England
Ireland
14:48 11 7:10 2 

Simon McInnis
Joshua Stanley
Freddie Edmunds
Waterloo
Clayton
St Andrews
Canada
United States
Scotland
14:56 12 7:00 1 

Werner van Nierkerk
Charlie Macneal
Oliver Roberts
Pretoria
Louisville
Stirling
South Africa
United States
Scotland
Tuesday 9th July
Old Course
Wednesday 10th July
New Course

Rnd 1 Game Rnd 2 Game Competitor University Country
13:30 13 8:32 24 

Greg Harris
JonathonWilson
David Conway
Swansea
Nottingham
Imperial College London
Wales
England
England
13:40 14 8:24 23 

Ruairi Kennelly
James Millar
Ben Hayden
Trinity College Dublin
Queens Belfast
Durham
Ireland
Ireland
England
13:50 15 8:16 22 

MalachyWylie
Sam Mason
Thomas Shiels
Ulster
Essex
Sheffield
Ireland
England
England
14:00 16 8:08 21 

Declan Reidy
DavidMcCall
Andrew Waite
Institute of Tech, Sligo
Sheffield
Nottingham
Ireland
England
England
14:10 17 8:00 20 

Scott Jolly
Alexander Silver
Andrew McCarthy
Griffith
Cambridge
Edinburgh
Australia
England
Scotland
14:20 18 7:52 19 

Daniel McCrea
Robert van Wijk
RobbieWalker
Spring Hill College
Oxford
Essex
United States
England
England
14:30 19 7:44 18 

Fredrik Karlsson
Jonny Calder
Robbie Pierse
Gothenburg
Edinburgh
Uni College Dublin
Sweden
Scotland
Ireland
14:40 20 7:36 17 

Calum Hill
Tai Yasuda
Craig Hughes
Western new Mexico
Loughborough
Strathclyde
United States
England
Scotland
14:50 21 7:28 16 

Steven Smith
Cameron Graham
Paul Schoenberger
Western Carolina
Strathclyde
Cambridge
United States
Scotland
England
15:00 22 7:20 15

 Dylan Cave
Jackson Kennedy
Tim Greeves
Waterloo
Griffith
Queens Belfast
Canada
Australia
Ireland
15:10 23 7:12 14 

Robert Prior
Jack Middlebrook
Ben Skinner
Lander
LSE
Western new Mexico
United States
England
United States
15:20 24 7:04 13 

Joubert Spies
Eoghan Long
Tom Bloxsome
Stellenbosch
Uni College Cork
Durham
South Africa
Ireland
England

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