ALL THE LATEST NEWS ON AMATEUR GOLF IN AYRSHIRE

Friday, July 29, 2011

AYRSHIRE CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS TROPHY - Title holder McInally through to semi finals

Tommy McInally
The reigning Ayrshire Champion Of Champions Trophy title holder Tommy McInally (Loudoun) is through to the semi final of the 2011 championship after defeating clubmate John Haggarty by 3 & 2 in their quarter final clash.

McInally, who won the trophy three years in succession from 2003 to 2005 is on course to repeat the feat, having won the event in both 2009 and 2010.

The remaining quarter final matches, due for completion this weekend, are :-

Ewan McKinnon (Corrie) Vs. John Sloan (Doon Valley)
Scott Brown (Turnberry) Vs. Stephen McEwan (Caprington)
Adam Sweeney (Largs Routenburn) Vs. Gary Bryden (Girvan)

AYRSHIRE JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE - Barassie secure last semi final place

Defending champions Kilmarnock (Barassie) secured the last semi final place in the 2011 Ayrshire Junior Golf League championship in a nailbiting finish to their league section this week.

Having beaten their closest rivals Prestwick St Cuthbert by the narrow margin of 3.5 - 2.5 at Barassie earlier in the week, the title holders went to West Kilbride on Thursday evening knowing that they required at least a 3 - 3 draw to go through to the semi finals. Despite their hosts being at the foot of the section, the champions were held to a 3 - 3 draw which was just enough to see them through.

Kilmarnock (Barassie) now join Annanhill, Irvine (Bogside) and Ayr Belleisle in the semi final draw next week.

In the UNDER 16 KNOCKOUT TROPHY, three of the four semi finalists are also known.

Prestwick St Nicholas received a walkover from Caprington whilst Ardeer beat their visitors Irvine ravenspark by 3 - 1 and Ayr Belleisle went through in their home match against Ballochmyle at the second play off hole, after the match was drawn 2 - 2.

Prestwick St Nicholas, Ardeer and Ayr Belleisle now await the winner of the tie between Troon Welbeck and Kilmarnock (Barassie) when the draw is made for the semi finals next week.

Two of the semi final places have been decided in the CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS TROPHY competition.

Euan Walker (Kilmarnock Barassie) was already in the semi finals as a result of receiving a bye and he has been joined there by Alan Wilson (Ballochmyle) who beat Daniel Forbes (Ardeer) by 2 & 1 at Ballochmyle in their quarter final clash.

The other outstanding quarter final matches are :-

Daniel Webster (Prestwick St Cuthbert) Vs. David Wilson (Ayrshire Boys Matchplay Champion)
Ross Hunter (West Kilbride) Vs. Callum Beveridge (Troon Welbeck)

In the WALLACE THORNTON TROPHY competition, 2010 runners up Kilmarnock (Barassie) are off to the perfect start in Section 1, beating Prestwick St Nicholas 4 - 0 at home and Largs 4 - 0 away in their opening two fixtures.

Irvine also opened with a 4 - 0 home win over Prestwick St Nicholas whilst the St Nicholas team recorded their first points of the campaign with a 3 - 1 home win against Largs.

no matches have taken place so far in Section 2.

The winners of each section will progress to the final which will be played in September.

Thursday, July 28, 2011

AYR BELLEISLE JUNIOR OPEN - Entries sought for Seafield event

The Ayr Belleisle Junior Open will be held over the Ayr Seafield course on Thursday 11th August.

Entry forms should be available through club junior convenors and are also available to download direct from this site, via the appropriate link on the left of this page under the 'Juniors Info' heading.

Organisers will be prepared to accept late entries if spaces are available.


SCOTTISH AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP - Ayrshire hopes end in last 16

Ayrshire's last remaining player in the 2011 Scottish Amateur Championship, being played at Western Gailes this week, bowed out in the last 16 on Thursday evening.

Scott Brown (Turnberry) faced number two seed and Scotland internationalist James Byrne (Banchory) for a place in the quarter finals but was never ahead in his match as he exited the tournament with a 3 & 1 defeat.

Brown was two down at the turn against byrne but reduced the defecit to one hole with a birdie three at the 12th, only to see the defecit restored to two holes at the thirteenth courtesy of a birdie two from Byrne.

The players matched each other in par over the remaining holes until Brown could only manage a bogey five at the seventeenth hole to give byrne a 3 & 1 win.

SCOTTISH AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP - Brown is lone Ayrshire hope in last 16

The Ayrshire challenge for the 2011 Scottish anmateur Championship title at Western Gailes this week was decimated in the fourth round on Thursday morning with only Scott Brown (Turnberry) winning throuh to the last 16 out of the seven players Ayrshire had left in the championship

Ayrshire matchplay champion Michael Smyth (Royal Troon) lost by 2 & 1 to Scott Gibson (Southerness), Marc Smith (Troon Welbeck) was beaten 2 & 1 by Graeme Robertson (Glenbervie) whilst Kenneth McKaskill (Turnberry Staff) went down by 5 & 3 to former champion David law (Hazelhead).

Scotland boys international Jack McDonald (Kilmarnock Barassie) lost by two holes to Paul Alexander (Caldwell), former champion Allan Thomson (Ayr Belleisle) was defeated 3 & 1 by Greg Richards (Kingsknowe) whilst John Shanks (Irvine) lost out 2 & 1 to Scotland internationalist and second seed James Byrne (Banchory).



Scott Brown
It was left to Scott Brown to keep the Ayrshire hopes alive and he did so in dramatic fashion, winning through in the longest match of the week at the fifth extra hole against new Scotland Boys cap eamon Bradley (Mount Ellen).

Brown was never behind in his match, forging a two hole lead by the turn and extending the lead to three holes with three to play. His opponent, who was named this week in the Scotland boys team for the forthcoming Home Internationals, took advantage of a pair of bogey fives by Brown to take the match to the final hole before holing a 50 foot putt for a birdie three to take the match into extra holes.

The first four extra holes were halved in pars before Scott Brown's opponent got into trouuble at the fifth extra hole, forcing a concession of the match to the Ayrshire player.

In the last 16, Scott Brown faces number two seed James Byrne (Banchory) on Thursday afternoon for a place in the quarter finals.

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

SCOTTISH AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP - Stewart's reign ends in third round

The reign of Michael Stewart (Troon Welbeck) as Scottish Amateur Champion is over. The title holder crashed out of the 2011 championship in round three on Wednesday evening, defeated 4 & 3 by Bobby Rushford (Grangemouth).

Also making a third round exit was Stewart's clubmate Stephen Murray who lost out by one hole to Michael Campbell (Renfrew).

After the disappointment of the exit of the two Troon welbeck players, Ayrshire hopes were revived by form man Michael Smyth (Royal Troon) who defeated Gordon stevenston (Whitecraigs) by 4 & 3 to secure a place in the last 32, where he will meet Scott Gibson (Southerness) on Thursday morning.

Adding to the Ayrshire presence in the last 32 are Marc Smith (Troon Welbeck) and Kenneth McKaskill (Turnberry Staff). Smith beat Cameron West (Scotscraig) by one hole in their Wednesday afternoon third round tie and goes forward to meet Graeme Robertson (Glenbervie) in round four, whilst McKaskill had a 6 & 4 win over Euan Waugh (Whitecraigs) to set up a fourth round clash with Scotland internationalist and 2009 champion David Law (Hazelhead).

Jack McDonald (Kilmarnock Barassie) kept his hopes alive with a one hole victory over Scott Crichton (Aberdour) and now plays Paul Alexander (Caldwell) for a place in the last 16, who beat Paul Moultrie (Royal Troon) by 0ne hole in their third round clash.

Allan Thomson (Ayr Belleisle) followed his last hole win on Wednesday morning in round 2 with a win at the third extra hole against Daniel Thompsett (Aboyne) in the third round on Wednesday afternoon, and now faces Greg Richards (Kingsknowe) for a place in the last 16 on Thursday morning.


Graeme Rowan (Ballochmyle) bowed out in round three, losing by 4 & 3 to Darren Gould (Woodhall Spa) whilst Ewan McKinnon (Corrie) was also defeated in the third round, going down by 8 & 7 to Scott Borrowman (Dollar).

Scott Brown (Turnberry) beat Chris Lawton (Falkirk Tryst) at the first extra hole in their third round match and now plays Eamon Bradley (Mount Ellen) in the fourth round on Thursday morning.

The all Ayrshire third round tie ended in a win by two holes for John Shanks (Irvine) over Keith Hamilton (Ayr Belleisle). Shanks now faces second seed James Byrne (Banchory) in the last 32 on Thursday.

Wednesday's play now leaves seven Ayrshire players in the last 32 of the championship.

SCOTTISH AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP - 13 Ayrshire players through to round 3

The remaining second round ties in the 2011 Scottish Amateur Championship, being played this week at Western Gailes, were completed on Wednesday afternoon, with 13 Ayrshire players remaining in the filed of 64 players left in the championship.

Michael Smyth
Ayrshire Matchplay Champion Michael Smyth (Royal Troon) beat Jamie Reid (Cruden Bay) by 3 & 2 to set up an afternoon third round match against Gordon Stevenson (Whitecraigs). Stevenson beat Neil Black (Rowallan Castle) by 5 & 4 to secure his third round place.

Marc Smith
Marc Smith (Troon Welbeck) had a 2 & 1 win over Alan Welsh (Cathkin Braes) to go into the third round where he meets Cameron West (Scotscraig).

Brian Moore (Largs) was up against former champion and Scotland internationalist David Law (Hazelhead) and only narrowly lost out by one hole for a place in round three.

Kenneth McKaskill (Turnberry Staff) progressed to round three with a 2 & 1 win over Thomas White (Milnathort) and faces Euan Waugh (Whitecraigs) for a place in round four.

Scotland Boys internationalist Jack McDonald (Kilmarnock Barassie) wasted no time in booking his place in the third round, beating Andrew Mackay (Balmore) by 8 & 6 on Wednesday morning. In round three McDonald faces Scott Crichton (Aberdour) who defeated Scotland internationalist Ross Kellett (Colville Park) in round 2.
Paul Moultrie
Paul Moultrie (Royal Troon) had an equally impressive second round performance, beating fellow Ayrshire player Malcolm Pennycott (Whiting bay) by 6 & 5 to set up a third round clash with Paul Alexander (Caldwell).

1989 champion Allan Thomson (Ayr Belleisle), who is also a member of the host club, had a tight match against Simon Lockhart (Bathgate) before winning through by one hole to set up an afternoon third round tie against Daniel Thompsett (Aboyne).
Later  replacement Graeme Rowan (Ballochmyle) continued his march through the championship, beating Kevin Loughrie (Cambuslang) by 6 & 5. Rowan now faces Darren Gould (Woodhall Spa) in the third round.

Ewan McKinnon (Corrie) overcame Angus Carrick (Douglas Park) by 4 & 3 in their second round clash, helped by a hole in one at the 198 yard 7th hole with a six iron. McKinnon now plays Scott Borrowman (Dollar) in round three, who secured his place with a 6 & 5 win over George Robertson (Irvine Ravenspark).
Scott Brown


Jamie Sharp (Western Gailes) lost by one hole to Chris Lawton (Falkirk Tryst) and Lawton now faces another Ayrshire player in round three, Scott Brown (Turnberry), who defeated James Hendry (Glasgow) by 5 & 5 to go through.
John Shanks

Keith Hamilton
Ayrshire will be sure of at least one player in the last 32 as the final third round class will be an all Ayrshire affair, John Shanks (Irvine) beating Ben Renfrew (Wynard) by  one hole to set up a third round clash with Keith Hamilton (Ayr Belleisle), who beat Stuart McKechnie (Greenburn) by two holes to progress.

All the third round matches are scheduled to be completed on Wednesday evening.

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

BOYS HOME INTERNATIONALS - McDonald retains Scotland place

Jack McDonald
Jack McDonald (Kilmarnock Barassie) has been named in the Scotalnd team for the forthcoming Boys Home Internationals.

McDonald retains his place in the 11 man side for the matches which are shceduled to take place from 2nd to 4th August at Royal st Davids GC, Harlech in Wales.

The full Scotland squad is :-

Daniel Hendry (Emirates G C (UAE)
Jack McDonald (Kilmarnock ( Barassie)
Grant Forrest  ( Craigielaw)            
Liam Johnston (Dumfries & County)
Ewan Scott ( St Andrews)
Greig Marchbank (Dumfries & County)
Eamon Bradley (Mount Ellen)
Bradley Neil (Blairgowrie)
Anthony Blaney (Liberton)
Craig Ross (Kirkhill)
Josh Jamieson ( St Andrews)

SCOTTISH AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP - First round completed

The Scottish Amateur Trophy
The first round matches in the 2011 Scottish Amateur Championship, being played at Western Gailes this week, were completed on Tuesday, with a number of second round matches also decided in the afternoon, as the championship moves towards a 36 hole final on Saturday.

Allan Thomson
Of the first five Ayrshire players in first round action on Tuesday morning, only veteran Allan Thomson (Ayr Belleisle) won through to the second round, beating Simon Barras (Helensburgh) by 2 & 1. Thomson now faces a second round tie on Wednesday morning against Simon Lockhart (Bathgate).

First Ayrshire player to exit from the Tuesday morning first round matches was David Strachan (Turnberry) who lost by 3 & 2 to Fraser McKenna (Balmore).

Scottish Boys Champion David Wilson (Troon Welbeck) also made a first round exit, going down by 2 & 1 to Dan Lawrence (Ballumbie Castle).

Andrew Wright (Kilmarnock Barassie) crashed to a 6 & 4 defeat from Daniel Kay (Dunbar) whilst Ayrshire Boys Champion  Charlie Macneal (Troon Welbeck) was on the wrong end of a 4 & 2 result against Richard Docherty (Bearsden).

In the only all Ayrshire first round match, late replacement Graeme Rowan (Ballochmyle) made the most of his opportunity with a victory over Stuart Crosbie (Turnberry) at the first extra hole. Rowan now faces Kevin Louchrie (Cambuslang) on Wednesday in the second round.

Ewan McKinnon (Corrie) is also through to round two after beating Greig Marchbank (Dumfries & County) by 2 & 1. McKinnon now plays Angus Carrick (Douglas Park) for a place in the third round.

Irvine Ravenspark's George Robertson plays Scott Borrowman (Dollar) in the second round on Wednesday morning after winning his first round match against Andrew Weir (Montrose Merchantile) by one hole in round one on Tuesday.

Jamie Murchie (Lamlash) and Bert Ferguson (Royal Troon) both made first round exits, Murchie being defeated 3 & 1 by Stewart Henderson (Hamilton) whilst Ferguson lost by 6 & 5 to Chris Lawton (Falkirk Tryst). Lawton now faces a second round tie against another Ayrshire player in Jamie Sharp (Western Gailes) who beat Nick MacAndrew (Cullen) at the 3rd extra hole to progress.

Scott Brown (Turnberry) is also through to round two after beating Kristopher Clelland (Haggs Castle) by 3 & 1, and now faces James Hendry (Glasgow) for a place in the third round.

Former Ayrshire Boys Champion Colin Robinson (Largs), back from college in America, lost out by 4 & 2 to Jordan McColl (Scotscraig) in his first round match.

Stuart Miller (Kilmarnock Barassie) had a tough task against number two seed and Scotland internationalist James Byrne (Banchory) and was soundly beaten by 7 & 6.

The last two Ayrshire players to complete their first round ties were both succesful, John Shanks (Irvine) beating Sean Burgess (Nairn) by 2 & 1 to book a second round tie against Ben Renfrew (Wynyard), whilst Keith Hamilton (Ayr Belleisle) won 4 & 3 against Andrew Wallace (Glenbervie) to set up a second round match against Stuart McKechnie (Greenburn).

The closure of the first round matches left 20 Ayrshire players remaining amongst the 128 competitors still hoping to secure the title.
Stephen Murray

The second round matches commenced on Tuesday afternoon and opened with an all Ayrshire clash between Stephen McEwan (Caprington) and Stephen Murray (Troon Welbeck). Both proven matchplay players, the match proved to be as close as expected, with Stephen Murray eventually winning through at the first extra hole. Murray now faces a third round tie on Wednesday against Michael Campbell (Renfrew)

Michael Stewart
Also playing in the early second round ties was defending champion Michael Stewart (Troon Welbeck) who overwhelmed his opponent Scott Moffat (Braehead), beating him by 7 & 6 to go into round three, where he continues his defence against Bobby Rushford (Grangemouth).

A further Ayrshire casualty in the second round matches was Gavin Lawrie (Prestwick St Nicholas) who was edged out by Adam Dunton (McDonald), by one hole.

The remaining sixteen Ayrshire players involved in the second round will complete their matches on Wednesday morning with all the third round matches scheduled to be finished by Thursday evening.

THE BALLOCHMYLE JUNIOR OPEN - Entry forms available through clubs

THE
BALLOCHMYLE
JUNIOR OPEN


will be held at



BALLOCHMYLE GOLF CLUB
  on

MONDAY 8 AUGUST 2011
PRIZES
- Scratch 1st, 2nd, 3rd

- 1st Class (0-10) 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th

- 2nd Class (11-18) 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th
Open to all junior boys under 18 years of age on 1 January 2011, with an official handicap.

ENTRY FEE £5.00 to be enclosed with entry sheet.

Entry Sheets to

Junior Convenor Ballochmyle Golf Club

ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 22 JULY 2011

IMPORTANT

Unacceptable modes of dress

1. All types of denim jeans 2. Collarless shirts

3. All football & rugby tops 4. All types of tracksuits

5. All shorts other than properly tailored dress shorts

QUALIFYING EVENT FOR THE AYRSHIRE JUNIOR ORDER OF MERIT

Entry forms should be available through Club Secretaries or Junior Copnvenors.

A copy of the entry form is also available to download direct from this site, via the appropriate link on the left of this page under the 'Juniors Info' heading.

BELLEISLE OPEN - Record entry for Ayr golf event

The Ayr Belleisle Open on Sunday 31st July has attracted a record entry of 213 players, well in excess of the usual capacity of 180.

In order to accommodate all entrants the club have brought forward the first tee-off time and have extended the final tee-off to around 4pm.

The competition, sponsored by Reid, Scott, Ross, Financial Advisors, in association with Lime Green Estate Agents, has nearest the pin/longest drive prizes for each class at every hole, in addition to the usual prize vouchers.

Details of the draw are :-
6.45
D BENTLEY
AYR BELLEISLE
6.45
J McMILLAN
AYR BELLEISLE
6.45
W McMILLAN
AYR BELLEISLE
6.52
R CARSON
AYR BELLEISLE
6.52
S McKAY
TAM O SHANTER
6.52
D CAMPBELL
AYR BELLEISLE
7.00
C TELFER
P'WICK ST CUTH
7.00
J SLOAN
DOON VALLEY
7.00
S BROWN
TURNBERRY
7.08
G McCALL
AYR BELLEISLE
7.08
D McPHERSON
TAM O SHANTER
7.08
B SMITH
AYR BELLEISLE
7.16
J JESS
P'WICK ST NICH
7.16
D DALTON
AYR BELLEISLE
7.16
R McBRIDE
AYR BELLEISLE
7.24
H ANDERSON
AYR BELLEISLE
7.24
C McINALLY
AYR SEAFIELD
7.24
A SLOAN
K'NOCK BARASSIE
7.32
M STAKIM
AYR SEAFIELD
7.32
D BEATTIE
AYR SEAFIELD
7.32
S McCLYMONT
AYR BELLEISLE
7.40
C MERRY
TAM O SHANTER
7.40
I THOMSON
TAM O SHANTER
7.40
H RUSSELL
AYR BELLEISLE
7.48
M KENNEDY
TAM O SHANTER
7.48
D LAMONT
BARSHAW
7.48
R McGUCKIN
DOON VALLEY
7.56
D KELSO
TAM O SHANTER
7.56
J SWEENY
BARSHAW
7.56
L McGUCKIN
DOON VALLEY
8.04
S ARRANDALE
TAM O SHANTER
8.04
F GREEN
P'WICK ST CUTH
8.04
W BROWN
DOON VALLEY
8.12
SPONSOR
8.12
G DEVLIN
NORTH BEACH
8.12
A DUNSMORE
MUIRKIRK
8.20
S McDICKEN
AYR SEAFIELD
8.20
B KERR
TAM O SHANTER
8.20
D PEACOCK
MUIRKIRK
8.28
S MITCHELL
AYR BELLEISLE
8.28
R KILPATRICK
AYR BELLEISLE
8.28
J McQUEEN
P'WICK ST CUTH
8.36
S BELL
AYR BELLEISLE
8.36
C MENZIES
MUIRKIRK
8.36
L ADDIE
P'WICK ST CUTH
8.44
W MURRAY
P'WICK ST CUTH
8.44
S MACKENZIE
AYR BELLEISLE
8.44
A CUNNING
MUIRKIRK
8.52
B COONEY
ABBOTSFORD
8.52
B CROMBIE
ABBOTSFORD
8.52
H HILL
MUIRKIRK
9.00
D LOW(2)
AYR BELLEISLE
9.00
G TIERNEY
P'WICK ST NICH
9.00
K HAMILTON
AYR BELLEISLE
9.08
D MASTERTON
MUIRKIRK
9.08
C MILBY
AYR BELLEISLE
9.08
D MACDONALD
AYR DALMILLING
9.16
S DUNN
AYR BELLEISLE
9.16
E NISBET
PAISLEY
9.16
C PORTER
COWGLEN
9.24
C HARKINS
AYR BELLEISLE
9.24
M McBRIDE
AYR BELLEISLE
9.24
S McCAHILL
MAYBOLE
9.32
N TINDALL
TAM O SHANTER
9.32
G GIMSON
P'WICK ST CUTH
9.32
F GRANT
TROON ST MEDDANS
9.40
B FREW
MUIRKIRK
9.40
K ORR
HOLLANDBUSH
9.40
A McCLYMONT
BARSHAW
9.48
A CONNELL
AYR BELLEISLE
9.48
G BRYCE
DOON VALLEY
9.48
T REID
BEITH
9.56
D REID
K'NOCK BARASSIE
9.56
D SMITH
DOON VALLEY
9.56
R CLARK
BALLOCHMYLE
10.04
I YATES
AYR BELLEISLE
10.04
A GILLIGAN
TROON ST MEDDANS
10.04
C BARTON
TROON WELBECK
10.12
W McCULLOCH
CARRICK SPEAKERS
10.12
J McCLUSKEY
AYR BELLEISLE
10.12
J GILLON
TAM O SHANTER
10.20
A FOLEY
AYR BELLEISLE
10.20
D FREW
P'WICK ST CUTH
10.20
G McCULLOCH
CARRICK SPEAKERS
10.28
D HOLLINGWORTH
AYR BELLEISLE
10.28
M MORROW
BARSHAW
10.28
N CAMPBELL
P'WICK ST CUTH
10.36
M CRAWFORD
AYR BELLEISLE
10.36
S MACVEAN
AYR BELLEISLE
10.36
J SYKES
AYR BELLEISLE
10.44
C RIMMER
AYR BELLEISLE
10.44
P RIMMER
P'WICK ST CUTH
10.44
G NEIL
ROYAL TROON
10.52
J GOURLAY
AYR BELLEISLE
10.52
D AYRES
BARSHAW
10.52
D DOWIE
MAYBOLE
11.00
P LAWLOR
AYR BELLEISLE
11.00
J McLAUGHLIN
BARSHAW
11.00
A DOUGLAS
NORTH BEACH
11.08
SPONSOR
11.08
SPONSOR
11.08
SPONSOR
11.16
S MURRAY
BARSHAW
11.16
W HOUSTON
AYR BELLEISLE
11.16
R HOLLAND
NORTH BEACH
11.24
H STEELE
AYR BELLEISLE
11.24
G TURNER
P'WICK ST CUTH
11.24
D LETHAM
BARSHAW
11.32
G DAVIDSON
P'WICK ST CUTH
11.32
T FUGLESTEG
BARSHAW
11.32
A HOGG
NORTH BEACH
11.40
C PORCIANI
AYR BELLEISLE
11.40
P ARNOTT
P'WICK ST CUTH
11.40
D CUMMING
AYR BELLEISLE
11.48
R CAMERON
AYR BELLEISLE
11.48
F HENRY
P'WICK ST CUTH
11.48
J DUFFY
EAST RENFREWSHIRE
11.56
R SCULLION
AYR BELLEISLE
11.56
B WYLLIE
BALMORE
11.56
A LAMBERT
TURNBERRY
12.04
G CREE
TROON WELBECK
12.04
A JESS
AYR BELLEISLE
12.04
K WARD
MAYBOLE
12.12
B ARMOUR
TURNBERRY
12.12
E ARMOUR
ABBOTSFORD
12.12
C ROBERTSON
ABBOTSFORD
12.20
K GIMSON
AYR BELLEISLE
12.20
C STEELE
MAYBOLE
12.20
J McCORMACK
AYR DALMILLING
12.28
I FORBES
AYR BELLEISLE
12.28
S ROBSON
LOCHMABEN
12.28
B O'NEILL
NORTH BEACH
12.36
C BRADLEY
AYR BELLEISLE
12.36
D WIGHT
LOCHMABEN
12.36
M BEESLEY
ABBOTSFORD
12.44
S ARMSTRONG
P'WICK ST CUTH
12.44
C STEWART
LOCHMABEN
12.44
S HANNAH
AYR BELLEISLE
12.52
T CROZIER
ABBOTSFORD
12.52
C YOUNG
P'WICK ST CUTH
12.52
I HARVIE
DOON VALLEY
13.00
W MORRISON
LANGLANDS
13.00
C PARK
ABBOTSFORD
13.00
G LYON
NORTH BEACH
13.08
K BOYD
AYR BELLEISLE
13.08
J BOYD
TURNBERRY
13.08
G McKINSTRY
ROYAL TROON
13.16
J KEIRS
DOON VALLEY
13.16
F MURPHY
LANGLANDS
13.16
M COOPER
ABBOTSFORD
13.24
B MILLIGAN
AYR SEAFIELD
13.24
T DALBECK
CROW WOOD
13.24
N BARKER
NORTH BEACH
13.32
B MURPHY
CROW WOOD
13.32
N KERR
CROW WOOD
13.32
A McMILLAN
LOCHMABEN
13.40
S KAY
AYR BELLEISLE
13.40
K CARRUTHERS
LANARK
13.40
S CARRUTHERS
MILNGAVIE
13.48
K SHIELDS
LOCHMABEN
13.48
J MUNN
AYR BELLEISLE
13.48
G STEWART
LOCHMABEN
13.56
B NAIRN
LOCHMABEN
13.56
S McCREADIE
AYR BELLEISLE
13.56
R NAIRN
LOCHMABEN
14.04
V SPROAT
AYR BELLEISLE
14.04
JJ GRAHAM
LOCHMABEN
14.04
R LONG
TAM O SHANTER
14.12
J COPELAND
AYR BELLEISLE
14.12
W McGHIE
LOCHMABEN
14.12
K JARDINE
TAM O SHANTER
14.20
D LEWIS
AYR BELLEISLE
14.20
M D'AMICO
TAM O SHANTER
14.20
C DUNCAN
LOCHMABEN
14.28
D BOYD
AYR BELLEISLE
14.28
I DUNLOP
LOCHMABEN
14.28
C STEWART
CLOBER
14.36
A McHARG
BALLOCHMYLE
14.36
R WATSON
LOCHMABEN
14.36
J STEWART
CLOBER
14.44
B STEWART
CHASE
14.44
I McCALMAN
CLOBER
14.44
D LYNCH
AYR BELLEISLE
14.52
R GRIBBIN
AYR BELLEISLE
14.52
B O'NEIL
CLOBER
14.52
D McWILLIAMS
SANQUHAR
15.00
J CAMPBELL
AYR BELLEISLE
15.00
J GILLESPIE
WINDYHILL
15.00
A JEFFREY
IRVINE RAVENSPARK
15.08
D JEFFREY
IRVINE RAVENSPARK
15.08
D McNEIL
AYR BELLEISLE
15.08
J PENTLAND
WINDYHILL
15.16
N SMITH
BALLOCHMYLE
15.16
J HILL
WINDYHILL
15.16
C FLEMING
TROON WELBECK
15.24
E McNEIL
CRAIBSTONE
15.24
G McKERRACHER
WINDYHILL
15.24
D GIBSON
TROON WELBECK
15.32
S KENNEDY
AYR BELLEISLE
15.32
J FERGUS
WINDYHILL
15.32
H ROONEY
KAMES
15.40
K McLEOD
WINDYHILL
15.40
P MACFARLANE
WINDYHILL
15.40
P ROONEY
BEITH
15.48
D GEMMELL
AYR DALMILLING
15.48
D GRAHAM
AILSA CRAIG
15.48
K GIRVAN
AILSA CRAIG
15.56
S RYAN
AYR BELLEISLE
15.56
R McCLEARY
AILSA CRAIG
15.56
B McCLICKEN
AILSA CRAIG
16.04
D McKINNON
BALLOCHMYLE
16.04
T GREEN
BALLOCHMYLE
16.04
K OTTLEY
AYR BELLEISLE