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Following the completion of the Stroke Play rounds the Match Play Draws are as follows: Championship Draw available here Clark Rosebowl Draw available here |
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Scottish Ladies (Close) Amateur Championship Qualifying Round 1 |
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Jane Turner is leading the way in the 98th Playing of the Scottish Ladies (Close) Amateur Championship at Tain Golf Club. It was an extremely testing day with the wind and hail showers testing all the competitors to their limits. Play continues today with a slight improvement in the weather conditions, the leaders are teeing off at 12.40pm with 32 spots available in the Championship Match Play Draw its still all to play for. Live Scoring will be available during the Championship. Click the link below to keep up to date with all the progress. Championship Match Play Draw |
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UPCOMING CLOSING DATES Scottish Girls Under 14 Championship 2012 Buchanan Castle Golf Club Closing Date Thursday 31 May 2012 Scottish Senior Ladies' (Close) Amateur Championship 2012 Kenmay Golf Club Closing Date Friday 1st June 2012 |
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Fiona Farquharson is making a return to the Scottish Ladies’ Golfing Association, taking over the vital role of Chief Operating Officer from Sheila Hartley, who has opted for early retirement at the end of April.
Farquharson, a member of King James VI in Perth, was the SLGA’s Tournament Officer until her departure two years ago to spend some time golfing and holidays with her husband in the Canary Islands.
“It is great to be back with the SLGA,” said Farquharson, who has already taken up the post. “It is an exciting time for Scottish women’s golf and good to be involved again with the top amateurs.”
Hartley has been with the organisation for nine years, but now hopes to have time for her own golf. “I’ve had a very enjoyable time at the SLGA but now I’m looking forward to spending more time on the course and reducing my handicap,” said the Braehead and Dunblane New member.
Antonia Melvin-Ffinch, an assistant professional at Aberdour, has also joined the SLGA as a replacement for Championship Manager, Claire Hargan, who recently joined the Rules Department of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club at St Andrews. The Hertfordshire-born 30-year-old moved to Scotland when she was ten and played most of her amateur golf at St Fillan’s. She was a five handicapper when she decided to turn professional and follow the PGA Foundation degree course.
“I did a couple of seasons at Murrayshall and then moved to Aberdour six years ago,” she said. “I have become involved in event organising during my time at Aberdour and this is another exciting career development. “It’s a great new challenge. My first tournament will be the Helen Holm Scottish Open Strokeplay Championship at Troon. It is a super field.”
At the Annual General Meeting Margaret MacNaughtan (Aberdeen Ladies) succeeded Emma Wilson (Elie and Earlsferry Ladies) as SLGA President. Janet Griffiths (Strathmore) joined the Board as the new Chairman of Selectors, taking over from Sandy Bushby (Blairgowrie). |
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Amy Boulden (Conwy), with a total of 215, won the Helen Holm Scottish Ladies' Open Stroke Play Championship by one shot from Perrine Delacour (Saint Cloud). Scots Laura Murray (Alford) and Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle) both scored 218 with Laura 3rd due to her better last round of 72. Leona Maguire (Slieve Russell) was 5th on 220 with the better inward half of the final round. CSS - Round 1 =77, Round 2 = 77, Round 3 = 78.  |
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