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Tuesday, August 02, 2016

Scotland Vets overpowed by England 

Midlands in opening match at Panmure

Scotland were overpowered by the England Midlands team in the singles after losing the foursomes narrowly  on the opening day of the Veteran Ladies Jamboree at Panmure Golf Club, near Carnoustie. 
Midlands won 7.5-1.5 in the end and are the early leaders of the table as England's North and South teams drew 4.5-4.5 in the day's other match.
Details:
SCOTLAND 1.5, ENGLAND MIDLANDS 7.5
Foursomes: 1-2
Alex Glennie and Fiona de Vries lost to Julie Brown and Debbie Warren 2 and 1
Lesley Lloyd and Gillian Kyle halved with Helen Lowe and Mary MacLaren
Sheena Wood and Meg Sievwright halved with Sue Spencer and Sally Sketcher
Singles (0.5-5.5)

Meg Sievwright lost to Helen Lowe 4 and 3
Mary Smith lost to Debbie Warren 2 and 1.
Lorna McKinlay halved with Lindsay Shaw
Fiona de Vries lost to Carol Wild 2 and 1.
Alex Glennie lost to Sue Spencer 1 hole.
Sheena Wood lost Sally Sketcher 4 and 3.


ENGLAND NORTH 4.5, ENGLAND SOUTH 4.5
Foursomes: 1.5-1.5
Caroline Berry and Sue Dye halved with Amanda Mayne and Jo Shorrocks
Gill Mellor and Cath Rawthorne bt Felicity Christine and Katherine Russell 1 hole.
Julie Wheeldon and Ally Hansen lost to Chris Quinn and Jenny Deeley 3 and 2

Singles: 3-3
Cath Rawthore lost to Jo Shorrocks 6 and 4
Caroline Berry bt Aileen Greenfield 2 and 1.
Karen Jobling lost to Felicity Christine 2 holes
Karen Lee bt Amanda Mayne 1 hole.
Sue Dye halved with Chris Quinn
Julie Wheeldon halved with Katherine Russell

PS from Gillian Kirkwood at Panmure.....
There were very few spectators supporting Scotland at Panmure today.   All the other Divisions come with a huge band of supporters....they have no need to get club caddies and can rely on their entourage to do the pulling.   It is so disappointing to have such poor support when we are playing at home.
If you are not doing anything on Wednesday and Thursday and live in or near Angus,  how about coming along to Panmure to watch some great golf from some very talented players.

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