Ladies Open at North Inch Golf Course, Perth

Ladies Open at North Inch on Friday

Our Ladies Open is being held on Friday 1st July and we hope you or someone you know would like to come and play.  We have combined the Cameron, Valentine and Seniors competition to make one all encompassing Ladies Open, in an effort to attract a good entry.

We have also increased the prize fund and hope that many lady golfers from Perth and Kinross and beyond will come and play our ever improving golf course.

We will have prizes for Scratch (Cameron Trophy), Handicap (Valentine Trophy), Over 60's Scratch and Handicap, along with straightest drive and 2x nearest the pin.

Tee times are available as follows,

9.30am - 11am, 12.30 - 1.15pm or 5 - 5.30pm

This should be a great fun day and we hope that you can join us or pass this information onto someone who may be interested in playing.

The competition is now full 'Open' and no longer restricted to residents of Perth and Kinross, so if you know someone from further afield, then please let them know.

Entry forms are available from the starters box or can be downloaded from our website by Clicking Here.

You can also print entry forms from Happy Golf or Golf Empire

If you have any questions, or would like some more information please call the starters box on 01738 636481 or email northinchgolf@pkc.gov.uk

Yours in Golf,


Niall McGill
PGA Professional
Golf Course Officer

WEST OF SCOTLAND INTER COUNTY MATCHES
 DAY 2
 At Douglas Park GC - CLICK HERE FOR SOME PHOTOS OF THE DAY

D&A Team -L to R back - Karen Maxwell (Captain), Laura McGeachy, Lorna McClymont, Claire Hargan, Jillian Farrell, Lori MacDonald, Fiona Rattray
Front Row - Anne Laing and Lorraine Campbell 

Ayrshire County Team -- Back row - L to R - Liz Keohone (Captain), Roz Purdom, Emma Hale, Debbie Watt, Catherine Malcolm, Louise Duncan, Audrey Thompson,
Front Row -  Lorna Ronnie and Jenny Linklater

DUNBARTON AND ARGYLL 6.5, AYRSHIRE 2.5
FOURSOMES (3-0)
Claire Hargan and Jillian Farrell bt Emma Hale and Jenny Linklater 3 and 2
Lorraine Campbell and Fiona Rattray bt Debbie Watt and Catherine Malcolm 5 and 4.
Anne Laing and Lori McDonald bt Audrey Thomson and Louise Duncan 2 and 1.

SINGLES (3.5-2.5)

Jillian Farrell w.o. Emma Hale (scr) (conceded, sore wist)
Claire Hargan bt Lorna Ronnie 6 and 4.
Fiona Rattray lost to  Debbie Watt 1 hole
Lorna McClymont bt Roz Purdom 5 and 4.
Laura McGeachy lost to Audrey Thompson 2 and 1.
Anne Laing halved with Jenny Linklater

RENFREWSHIRE 5.5, LANARKSHIRE 3.5

FOURSOMES (2-1)

Megan Briggs and Carol Whyte bt Susan McGrenaghan  and Susan Wood 4 and 3
Jennifer Rankine and Gillian Kyle bt Alyson Hendry and Lesley Lloyd 1 hole.
Denise Cowan and Gillian McGinlay lost to Fiona Norris and Molly Richmond 7 and 6.

SINGLES (3.5-2.5)
Megan Briggs lost to Molly Richmond 2 and 1.
Jennifer Rankine lost to Susan Wood 5 and 4.
Liz Stewart bt Susan McGrenaghan 4 and 3.
Gillian Kyle bt Lesley Lloyd 2 and 1.
Carol Whyte halved with Fiona Norris
Donna Jackson bt Katie Scott 3 and 2.

HOW THEY STAND
Renfrewshire 2 wins
Lanarkshire 1 win, 1 defeat
Dunbartonshire and Argyll  1 Win - 1 defeat
Ayrshire 2 defeats
Tomorrow - Renfrewshire v Ayrshire, D&A v Lanarkshire

North of Scotland women's championship draw

VENUE: Dunblane
DATES: July 4 to 

9.15    Cameron Jacqueline (Blairgowrie)
           McWilliam Shannon (Aboyne)
 9.23  Saxton Jennifer (Muckhart)
           Ramsay Ann (Kirriemuir)
          Walker Laura (Muckhart)
9.31 Beveridge Kimberley (Aboyne
          Watson Eilidh Muckhart
          Robertson Nicola (Stirling
9.39 Taylor Carinne (Nairn
           Brown Jackie (Monifieth
           Stewart Molly (Murcar Links
9.47 Watson Lauren (Deeside
         Moncrieff Isla (Pitlochry
         Dowling Gillian (Inverness
9.55 Fraser Lynne (Fortrose and Rosemarkie
        Knight Kay Pitlochry
        Ashley Megan Strathmore
10.03 Tough Lynne Newmachar
          Alexander Katie Blairgowrie
          Roska Iona Inverness
10.11 Miller Mary Blairgowrie
         Gowie Alison Inverness
         Hope Alison Newmachar

10.19

10.27

9 10.35 Clough Brenda Blairgowrie P and K 12

Watson Lesley Deeside Aberdeenshire 12

Campbell Angela Panmure Barry Angus 12

10 10.43 Coghill Liz Dornoch Northern Counties 13

Hunter Margaret Blairgowrie P and K 13

Wheeler Linda Forres Northern Counties 14

11 10.51 McCaig Doreen Forres Northern Counties 15

Milligan Elizabeth Dunblane P and K 15

Ewan Helen Muckhart P and K 15

12 10.59 Robinson Mary Murcar Aberdeenshire 15

Cooper Joan Forres Northern Counties 16

Purdie Val Dunblane P and K 17

13 11.07 Horn Mary Newmachar Aberdeenshire 17

Ogg Susan Dunkeld P and K 17

Harrild Eileen Dunblane P and K 17

14 11.15 Christiansen Anne Newmacher Aberdeenshire 17

Keddie Anne Panmure Barry Angus 18

Thomson Amy Dunblane P K 18


15 11.23 McNaught Sheila Newmachar Aberdeenshire 18

Durward Sheila Dunblane P and K 18

Wright Valerie Forres Northern Counties 18

16 11.31 Marshall Dorothy Forres Northern Counties 19

Ord Jan Forfar Angus 19

Denning Caroline Newmachar Aberdeenshire 20

11.39

17 11.47 Grant Barbara Forres Northern Counties 20

MacDonald Fiona Tain Northern Counties 20

Clark Jeanette Newmachar Aberdeenshire 20

18 11.55 McMurdo Val Forres Northern Counties 21

Husband Lis Forfar Angus 21

Proudfoot Judy Taymouth Castle P and K 21

19 12.03 Walker Alison Strathtay P and K 21

Boyd Carolyn Forres Northern Counties 22

Nisbet Jackie Dunkeld P and K 22

20 12.11 MacDougall Susie Aberfeldy P and K 23

O'Keefe Carol Forres Northern Counties 28

Offin Linda Bonar Bridge Northern Counties 32

21 12.27

22 12.35

23 12.43

Mackie Bowl 2016

Mackie Bowl - Gullane Golf Club - 31st July 2016

The Mackie Bowl is one of the most prestigious scratch events on the Scottish Ladies' Calendar. 

The members of Gullane Ladies Golf Club work hard to make it a great experience for all who enter.  

The handicap limit is 12. 
You get two rounds on one of the best courses in Scotland for £20.  
There are still spaces available.  

Please enter by downloading this form

Scoreboard at British women's open amateur championship Q Round 1

                                                                                                         2015 winner Celine Boutier


 FIRST ROUND
Par 72 (36-36) Conditions: Quite windy with a gusting southwesterly
CSS 77

            Leslie Cloots with hole in one club

71 L Cloots (Bel) 35-36
72 S Aubert (Fra) 34-38
73 H Mikkola (Fin) 37-36, M Parra (Spa) 35-38, H Lee (Spa) 35-38, C Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) 41-32
74 A Linner (Swe) 37-37, L Schaffner (Ger) 36-38, S Hausmann (Ger) 36-38, B Law (Bramhall) 37-37, O Mehaffey (Royal Co Down Ladies) 37-37, J Engstrom (Swe) 37-37, I Wardle (Prestbury) 39-35
75 H Naveed (USA) 37-38, A Olarra (Spa) 36-39, B Wallin (Swe) 35-40, A Meyssonnier (Fra) 37-38, A-L Eberhard (Ger) 40-35, E Allen (Meon Valley) 38-37, L Ridderstrom (Swe) 41-34, M Krolboll (Den) 38-37, A Meichtry (Swi) 39-36, S Giles (St Mellion) 38-37.
76 Marion Veysseyre (Fra) 40-36,  I Clyburn (Woodhall Spa) 40-36, S Banon (Spa) 38-38, Jessica Porvasnik (USA) 38-38, M Wold (Nor) 36-40, G Carpinelli (Swi) 39-37, E Briggs (Kilmacolm) 39-37.
77 X Tian (China) 38-39, E Henrikson (Swe) 35-42, M MacLaren (Wellingborough) 39-38, S Astrup (Den) 37-40, M Martin (Spa) 39-38, Leona Maguire (Slieve Russell) 39-38, H McCook (Grantown on Spey) 36-41, M Vaughn (USA) 40-37, F Fernandez (Spa) 39-38, C Williams (Wrexham) 38-39
78 M Bruun (Nor) 38-40, R Rossel (Swi) 37-41, K Pogacar (Slovenia) 38-40, C Ryan (Castletroy) 36-42, M Edberg (Swe) 38-40, E Spitz (Aut) 39-39,  M Coors (Ger) 40-38, L Bailey (Kirby Muxloe) 39-39, L Migneaux (Fra) 43-35, M Stark (Swe) 39-39
79 D Weber (Ned) 38-41, A Hewson (Berkhamsted) 39-40, G Bjorgvinsdottir (Ice) 35-44, R Meekers (Ned) 41-38, E Broze (Fra) 39-40, G Clews (Delamere Forest) 37-42, F Liddell (Ger) 39-40, F Kinhult (Swe) 41-38, S Zeeb (Ger) 40-39, C Young (North Berwick) 39-40, N Banovec (Slovenia) 41-38, L Whyte (St Regulus) 40-39, E Henseleit (Ger) 40-39, O Winning (Rotherham) 42-37, A Wolf (Ger) 37-42, 
80 L Zeitler (Aut) 40-40, V Knecht (Swi) 41-39, P Grant (Lisburn) 39-41, R Liti (Ita) 41-39, C Frankish (Charthills) 40-40, K Metraux (Swi) 42-38, H MacGarvie (Troon Ladies) 37-43, Z Bontan (Ned) 39-41, M Metraux (Swi) 36-44, L Harm (Ger) 37-43, A Krauter (Ger) 41-39, J Lee (Can) 39-41, E Genoux (Fra) 42-38, S Tufail (Yas Links) 39-41, C Cassidy (NZ) 40-40, J Ross (Nor) 41-39, R Taylor (Germany) 40-40
81 A Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) 40-41, R Watanabe (Jap) 38-43, C Finne-Ipsen (Den) 40-41, K Simonsen (Nor) 41-40, I Fendt (Aut) 40, H Labsch (Ger) 43-38, L Colombotto Rosso (Ita) 40-41, L Sobron (Spa) 41-40, N Karcher (Swi) 37-44, L Funfstuck (Ger) 40-41, L Strom (Swe) 39-42, L Restrepo (Panama) 40-41, F Gustafsson-Spang (Swe) 36-45, Lisa Maguire (Slieve Russell) 39-42, G I Voelker (Ger) 40-41, N Schroeder (USA) 41-40, P Roussin-Bouchard (Fra) 39-42, C Barquin (Spa) 46-35
82 I Johansson (Swe) 38-44, I Johansson (Swe) 38-44, Heather Munro (Monifieth) 38-44, S Lamb (Clitheroe) 41-41, M Flori (Ita) 41-41, C De Corte (Bel) 44-38, L Toft Hansen (Den) 40-42, S McWilliam (Aboyne) 41-41,  B M Fabrizio (Ita) 41-41, B Garton (Royal Lytham) 42-40, A Von Wnuck (Ger) 43-39, M Manon (Fra) 40 42
83 C Chevalier (Fra) 41-42, G Paton (Royal Montrose) 41-42, L Grant (Swe) 42-41, R Haarman (Ned) 42-41, L Bettel (Aut) 41-42, A Forsterling (Ger) 42-41, M H Galvez (Spa) 42-41, R H Grimstad (Nor) 41-42, L Johansson (Swe) 41-42
84 A Laker (Frilford Heath) 44-40, S Trockel (Ger) 43-41, Z Brake (NZ) 40-44, C Vik (Nor) 40-44, B Popel (Long Ashton) 47-37
85 C Nistrup (Den) 45-40
86 G MacDonald (Craigielaw) 44-42
87 C Childs (USA) 41-46, F Knotsch (Ger) 42-45
88 K Blum (Aus) 43-45
89 D Sverdloff (Orsett) 44-45 
90 S Vik (Nor) 44-46, C Borge (Nor) 45-45, A Backman (Fin) 49-41.
92 B Kochevar (USA) 46-46, L Farina (Ita) 46-46

Retired: P Finlay (Vicars Cross).

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Belgian Leslie Cloots is the ace in "British" pack: first ever hole in one helps her lead by two

Her first ever hole in one helped Leslie Cloots, 21, from Antwerp Belgium to go two strokes clear of the field with a one-under-par round of 71 in windy conditions for the first qualifying round of the Ladies' British open amateur championship at Dundonald Links in Ayrshire, Scotland today.
"I took an eight-iron with a threequarters swing off the  tee at the short sixth (145yd) because the wind was helping at that hole. And
the ball hit the green and ran into the hole," said Leslie, who has one more year to go at North Carolina University.
"I've never even had a hole in one in a practice round before so to get my first ace in the 'British' and to lead the field is great."
Cloots' ace came in a purple patch of five under par over a span of four holes. She had a birdie 4 at the long fifth, then the hole in one at the sixth, followed by birdie 3s when she hit close at both the seven and eighth.
Golf can be a funny game - Leslie had been three over par after two holes with a bogey at the first and a three-putt double bogey 6 at the second.
"The wind doesn't just affect the shots you hit in the air, it also blows your putts offline and I had more problems on the greens today than I had with my other shots," said Leslie who was beaten finalist in this championship at Royal St George's two years ago.
"I  also three-putted the short 13th for a bogey because the wind blew my ball way off line."
But Cloots did hole a 30-footer for a birdie on the 13th and got a great birdie 3 at the 17th after being in long grass on the right from her drive.
"I hit a six-iron on to the green from about 125 metres' range and holed the 4 metre putt. That birdie 3 gave me almost as good a feeling as the hole in one did earlier!" she said.
But the up and down nature of her round continued to the last which she bogeyed with a visit to the water at that downwind hole.
Cloots, who is fluent in French, English, Dutch, German and Chinese, probably has a word for it to sum up a round that made her favourite to achieve the top seeding for the match-play.
France's Shannon Aubert, in the last group to finish after 8pm in a field of 144, shot a par 72 to slip into second place, cutting Cloots' lead to one stroke.
Aubert was actually leading the field when she went out in two-under-par 34, the lowest of the day, but she dropped shots at the 10th, 13th, 16th and 17th as the wind continued to make play difficult. Birdies at the 11th and 18th kept Shannon in the mix.
Sharing third place on one-over 73 are  Spain's Maria Parra, No 3 in the women's world amateur rankings and winner of the European women's amateur title last summer, and Hannele Mikkola (Finland), 22, and ranked No 935 in the world.
 Parra, an 18-year-old Madrid college  student from Sotogrande, dropped four shots over the last two holes and still finished with a 73.
She bogeyed the 17th and then ran up a disastrous triple bogey 8 at the par-5 18th after a five-under-par run in the middle of her round with birdies at the fifth, sixth, ninth, 14th and 16th.

Parra, beaten semi-finalist in last year's Girls' British open amateur championship at West Kilbride, had looked set to forge past .

Mikkola was rock solid in the wind that blew many others off course for a place in the leading 64 players who will advance to the match-play stages after the 36-hole stroke-play eliminator will remove 80 players from the championship.

Hannele had bogeys at the par-4 second and the short 11th before she birdied the long 18th.  Add 15 hard-fought pars to that and it was an excellent start by the Finn.

Several players managed to cover the opening nine holes in one-under 35 but came to grief on the inward half. For example, Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir from Iceland took 44 blows to get home and return a seven-over 79.

She birdied the second, sixth and ninth in her outward 39 but the supply of birdies dried up for her after the turn. Gudrun had double bogeys at the 12th and 15th and four single bogeys.
Sweden's Beatrice Wallin was another who got out in one-under 35 and then took 40 shots for the inward nine and a 75.

Curtis Cup players Meghan MacLaren (Wellingborough), Leona Maguire (Slieve Russell) and Alice Hewson (Berkhamsted) of the GBI side and American's Monica Vaughn had disappointing scores. MacLaren, Vaughn and Maguire all had 77s, Hewson a 79.
Bronte Law battled on to return a 74 with halves of 37. She birdied the 11th and 13th but had two bogeys either side of the highlights.
MacLaren had birdies  at the third and 18th but on the debit side Meghan had seven bogeys in halves of 39-38.
Alice Hewson had no birdies at all to offset a double bogey 6 at the seventh and bogeys at the first, 10th, 13th, 15th and 17th in halves of 39 and 40.

New Scottish champion Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies) had two birdies but still returned a nine-over 81. Ailsa had gains at two par-5 holes, the fifth and 18th in halves of 40 and 41. 
Charlotte De Corte (Belgium) beaten by the eventual title-winner, Celine Boutier (France) in the semi-finals of this championship at Portstewart 12 months ago, will need to step up a gear if she is to reach the match-play stage this week.
She had a 10-over-par 82 after an error-strewn outward half of 44.

                             

World-class opposition at Dundonald Links

SCOTS WILL DO WELL TO QUALIFY FOR

MATCH-PLAY STAGES AT "BRITISH"

By COLIN FARQUHARSON

The only golf writer at this week's tournament

Without wishing to be too pessimistic, I believe the field for this week's British women's open amateur championship at Dundonald Links, Ayrshire is so strong that the 14 Scottish entries will do well to be among the 64 match-play qualifiers from the 36-hole stroke-play qualifying today and tomorrow.

Six current Curtis Cup players - five from GB and I and one from the United States - headline the field of 144 with their high world rankings.

New Scottish champion Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies), on paper, should have the best run of all the home players. but even she is looking only as far ahead as the qualifying rounds. Anything after that is a big bonus.

Other Scots - there are 14 in all - in the field are Ailsa's clubmate, Jess Meek, Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm), who played in the 2014 Curtis Cup match, Connie Jaffrey and Troon Ladies' clubmate Hazel MacGarvie, last year's Scottish champion Clara Young (North Berwick) and Gabrielle MacDonald (Craigielaw), who was the national title-winner in 2014, Gillian Paton (Royal Montrose), Heather Munro (Monifieth), Lauren Whyte (St Regulus), Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey), Shannon McWilliam (Aboyne) and two Germany-based players, Fiona Liddell, a former Scottish U18 girls champion, and Rachael Taylor who has had some good performances on the US women's college circuit over the past few years.

TODAY'S weather report from the Ayrshire links: Strongish southwesterly wind. 14.5 degrees on the temperature clock but the wind has a chill factor.

 Claire Queen, the Scot who won the Girls' British open amateur championship in 2001 and now has a performance co-ordinator role within the Scottish Golf set-up, thinks that whoever wins the "British" title on Saturday will have driven the ball long and straight all week.
"Dundonald Links, in my opinion, is a driver's course. You have to be able to drive it long and drive it straight to score over this course. With all the rain we had at the weekend, the course will be playing every one of the 6,291 yards lay-out set up by the Ladies Golf Union," said Claire who played on the Ladies European Tour for seven years before retiring in 2012.
"There's a lot of trouble if you miss the fairways."



Par-5 third is toughest hole at Dundonald Links
 
Dundonald Links starter Raymond Girvan, whose son Paul played in the same 1987 Walker Cup team as Colin Montgomerie and is now the boss of the Kings Links Golf Centre, Aberdeen, is warning this week's field that the par-5 third hole - 470yd from the LGU tees, is considered by Dundonald members to be the toughest hole on the links.
"Many a time in our club medals, the average score at the third is a double bogey 7. There's a ditch that used to be a stream all the way long the right hand side of the hole. If you go over that you are out of bounds," said Raymond.
"Players tend to go left to avoid that risk but there are bunkers waiting to catch them there. Even if you make it to the green in three shots, the green is another problem to be surmounted. Easiest thing in the world to three-putt there!
From the men's championship tee, the third hole measures 570yd but Girvan senior remembers caddieing for former Ryder Cup player Paul Casey whose drive was well over 300 yards and he played a No. 7 iron for his second!

LGU Order of Merit standings as updated June 16, 2016

1

Olivia Mehaffey

Ireland

415.714

32

1299.1

2

Bronte Law

England

198

13(17)

1164.71

3

Samantha Giles

England

204.301

22

928.643

4

Lianna Bailey

England

263.106

29

907.261

5

Jessica Ross

Ireland

216.731

24

903.045

6

Sophie Lamb

England

210.876

24

878.652

7

Rochelle Morris

England

223.481

26

859.541

8

Meghan MacLaren

England

145.341

15(17)

854.945

9

Gemma Clews

England

194.356

23

845.025

10

Maria Dunne

Ireland

209.918

25

839.673

11

Inci Mehmet

England

189.426

23

823.593

12

Ailsa Summers

Scotland

138.148

16(17)

812.638

13

Bethan Popel

England

154.536

20

772.681

14

Olivia Winning

England

211.856

28

756.628

15

Chloe Ryan

Ireland

158.906

22

722.3

16

Cloe Frankish

England

144.276

20

721.38

17

Paula Grant

Ireland

122.426

17

720.155

18

Chloe Williams

Wales

121.291

17

713.476

19

Samantha Fuller

England

114.951

17

676.184

20

Sinead Sexton

Ireland

121.339

18

674.103

21

Ellie Goodall

England

119.395

18

663.306

22

Gabrielle MacDonald

Scotland

171.959

26

661.38

23

Fiona Liddell

Scotland

111.265

15(17)

654.5

24

Isobel Wardle

England

117.33

18

651.836

25

Megan Lockett

Wales

102.145

14(17)

600.853

26

Gemma Batty

England

101.276

13(17)

595.742

27

Hollie Muse

England

100.606

12(17)

591.799

28

Hannah McCook

Scotland

135.288

24

563.702

29

Bethany Garton

England

94.395

12(17)

555.265

30

Connie Jaffrey

Scotland

90.8077

8(17)

534.163

31

Emily Slater

England

88.2762

13(17)

519.272

32

Mairead Martin

Ireland

87.9435

12(17)

517.315

33

India Clyburn

England

86

10(17)

505.882

34

Annabel Bailey

England

81.9809

12(17)

482.241

35

Sarah Helly

Ireland

81

6(17)

476.471

36

Chloe Goadby

Scotland

78.7297

12(17)

463.116

37

Mary Doyle

Ireland

95.1445

21

453.069

38

Megan Garland

England

75.0543

11(17)

441.496

39

Tara MacTaggart

Scotland

74.1484

12(17)

436.167

40

Alice Hewson

England

74

8(17)

435.294

41

Eloise Healey

England

72.3407

11(17)

425.534

42

Clara Young

Scotland

71.8077

9(17)

422.398

43

Abi Laker

England

71

10(17)

417.647

44

Shannon Burke

Ireland

70.278

16(17)

413.4

45

Louise Coffey

Ireland

70.0625

7(17)

412.132

46

Katrina Gillum

England

66.395

15(17)

390.559

47

Lauren Horsford

England

66.3407

9(17)

390.239

48

Charlotte Leathem

England

64

8(17)

376.471

49

Georgia Price

England

63.0543

11(17)

370.908

50

Niamh McSherry

Ireland

60.883

7(17)

358.135

51

Lauren Whyte

Scotland

57.8077

6(17)

340.045

52

Jennifer Saxton

Scotland

56.7297

14(17)

333.704

53

Jessica Meek

Scotland

55.8077

6(17)

328.281

54

Dulcie Sverdloff

England

55

8(17)

323.529

55

Valerie Clancy

Ireland

52.883

8(17)

311.076

56

Rachael Taylor

Scotland

52.8077

6(17)

310.634

57

Lizzie Prior

England

49

4(17)

288.235

58

Bronwyn Davies

England

47

8(17)

276.471

59

Victoria Mallett

England

46

8(17)

270.588

60

Harriet Allsebrook

England

45

6(17)

264.706

61

Georgina Mundy

England

44

10(17)

258.824

62

Miranda Brain

England

42

8(17)

247.059

63

Elizabeth Stebbings

England

39

4(17)

229.412

64

Kate McIntosh

Scotland

38.9176

7(17)

228.927

65

Chelsea Masters

England

38.675

6(17)

227.5

66

Ella Ofstedahl

England

38.0543

7(17)

223.849

67

Alison Knowles

England

37

4(17)

217.647

68

Ella Griffiths

Wales

35.5543

7(17)

209.143

69

Lauren Hillier

Wales

34.8043

6(17)

204.731

70

Poppy Finlay

England

34.0157

5(17)

200.092

71

Brogan Townend

England

34

4(17)

200

72

Natasha Slater

England

33.8615

6(17)

199.185

73

Aedin Murphy

Ireland

33.2237

10(17)

195.434

74

Emma Allen

England

32

4(17)

188.235

75

Nia Greville

Wales

31.8615

6(17)

187.421

76

Elizabeth Mallett

England

30

6(17)

176.471

77

Georgina Blackman

England

29

6(17)

170.588

78

Jordan Ryan

Wales

28.8043

7(17)

169.437

79

Katherine O'Connor

Wales

28.75

4(17)

169.118

80

Shannon Stevie McWilliam

Scotland

27.3407

3(17)

160.828

81

Laura Doherty

Ireland

27

4(17)

158.824

82

Jae Bowers

England

26.5365

10(17)

156.097

83

Ciara Casey

Ireland

26

3(17)

152.941

84

Hazel MacGarvie

Scotland

25.3407

3(17)

149.063

85

Tara Gribben

Ireland

25

3(17)

147.059

86

Jessica Carty

Ireland

24

3(17)

141.176

87

Julie McCarthy

Ireland

23.0605

3(17)

135.65

88

Ashleigh Greenham

England

23

4(17)

135.294

89

Aoife Lowry

Ireland

22.0625

4(17)

129.779

90

Rachel Walker

Scotland

21.8077

4(17)

128.281

91

Charlotte Hartshorn

England

19

6(17)

111.765

91

Mary Dowling

Ireland

19

2(17)

111.765

93

Annabel Wilson

Ireland

18.8205

3(17)

110.709

94

Rachel Taylor

Ireland

17.3407

3(17)

102.004

95

Sarah Cunningham

Ireland

17.0625

2(17)

100.368

96

Lisa Maguire

Ireland

17

2(17)

100

97

Meadhbh Doyle

Ireland

16.8205

5(17)

98.9441

98

Eilidh Briggs

Scotland

16.8077

2(17)

98.8688

99

Rachel Polson

Scotland

15.8077

2(17)

92.9865

100

Shannen Brown

Ireland

15.682

7(17)

92.2471

101

Karen Delaney

Ireland

15.0625

4(17)

88.6029

102

Penelope Brown

England

15.0543

5(17)

88.5547

103

Niamh Ward

Ireland

15

2(17)

88.2353

104

Karen Marshall

Scotland

13.8077

2(17)

81.2218

105

Charlotte Austwick

England

13

6(17)

76.4706

106

Kimberley Beveridge

Scotland

12.8077

2(17)

75.3394

106

Eilidh Watson

Scotland

12.8077

2(17)

75.3394

108

Gillian Paton

Scotland

12.6692

4(17)

74.5247

109

Nicola Callander

Scotland

12

8(17)

70.5882

110

Victoria Craig

Ireland

11.8615

7(17)

69.7735

111

Fiona McCann

England

10.8615

7(17)

63.8912

112

Samantha Leslie

Scotland

9.6692

4(17)

56.8776

113

Emily J Coleman

England

9

2(17)

52.9412

114

Katie Reid

Scotland

8.5769

4(17)

50.4524

115

Catriona Griffin

Ireland

8.0625

2(17)

47.4265

116

Jean O'Driscoll

Ireland

7

2(17)

41.1765

117

Samantha Birks

Wales

6

2(17)

35.2941

118

Emily Toy

England

5.8205

3(17)

34.2382

119

Wendy Nicholson

Scotland

5.5769

2(17)

32.8053

120

Charlotte Thomas

England

5

2(17)

29.4118

121

Claire Robertson

Scotland

4.8615

2(17)

28.5971

122

Becky Harries

Wales

4.75

2(17)

27.9412

123

Jordana Graham

Scotland

4.2308

4(17)

24.8871

124

Megan Briggs

Scotland

3.2308

2(17)

19.0047

125

Annabell Fuller

England

2

2(17)

11.7647

126

Clodagh Jones

Ireland

1.25

2(17)

7.35294

127

Sophie Madden

England

1

2(17)

5.88235

128

Lesley Atkins

Scotland

0

4(17)

0

128

Maeve Kelly

Ireland

0

2(17)

0