THE AYRSHIRE JUG - First round ties in mixed greensomes knockout completed

The two first round ties in the 2025 mixed greensomes knockout competition for The Ayrshire Jug have been completed recently.

Kevin Hamilton & Karen Miller (Rowallan Castle) had a 2&1 win on their visit to play Calum & Linda Nairn (Prestwick St Cuthbert/Prestwick St Nicholas) and will now play host to Susan Smith & Roddie Middleton (Loudoun) who received a walkover from their first round opponents Kevin Flack & Janet Harkness (Skelmorlie).

Two second round ties have also been completed recently.

Alyssa Gillies & Andrew Orr (Ballochmyle/Loudoun) hosted Gordon & Elizabeth Neill (Prestwick St Nicholas) and won through by 4&3 to book an away tie in the third round at either Prestwick St Cuthbert or Prestwick St Nicholas)

Scott Singleton & Ann Stevens (Irvine Ravenspark / Irvine) beat John & Liz keohone (Loudoun) by 1 hole in their tie over the Loudoun course and will now be at home in the third round.

The full list of first round results and second round matches is:-

AYRSHIRE MEN'S CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS TROPHY - First round matches completed

The first round matches in the 2025 Ayrshire Men's Champion of Champions Trophy competition have been completed, with some notable results recorded recently.

John R. Anderson (Skelmorlie) had a hard fought battle with his visitor Stewart Russell (Royal Troon) before booking his place in round two with a victory at the first extra hole in their tie.

Anderson will be at home to Graeme Gimson (Prestwick St Cuthbert) in the second round after Gimson saw off Alex Wilson (Stewarton) by 2&1 in his first round tie over the St Cuthbert course.

Fraser Innes (Largs) was at home to Ryan Morrison (Ayr Seafield) in the opening round and a 2&1 win set up a home tie in round two against defending champion Aidan Long (Ayr Belleisle) 

The other outstanding first round tie saw Sam Findlater (Braehead) entertain John Shanks (Irvine) and it was the host who progressed to round two, courtesy of a notable single hole victory. In the second round Findlater will be at home again, against Jamie hay (Ayr Belleisle)

All the third round matches are now due to be completed by the 25th of May.

The full list of first round results and second round ties is:-

AYRSHIRE MEN'S MATCHPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP - Draw for 2025 event at Ballochmyle

The draw for the 2025 Ayrshire Men's Matchplay Championship, sponsored by Lomond Property, has been made and circulated to competitors.

This years event, a qualifying competition for the World Amateur Golf Rankings, is scheduled to be held at Ballochmyle Golf Club from Monday the 5th to Thursday the 8th of May, and involved the players returning the best sixteen scores in the 2025 Ayrshire Men's Strokeplay Championship who are available on the dates of the matchplay event.

The cut this year fell at 151 for two rounds at Lochgreen golf course, which represents a score of three over par for thirty six holes of golf, with thrtee out of five players on that score securing a place in the matchplay event by virtue of the best second round in the strokeplay.

The qualifiers and draw for the 2025 championship are:-

LOMOND PROPERTY AYRSHIRE MEN'S STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP - Harvey Broadfoot storms to title at Troon Lochgreen.

2025 Lomond Property 
Ayrshire Men's Strokeplay Champion 
Harvey Broadfoot
(Royal Troon)

Harvey Broadfoot (Royal Troon) stormed to victory in the 2025 Lomond Property sponsored Ayrshire Men's Strokeplay Championship at Troon Lochgreen golf course on Sunday the 27th of April, winning the county title for the first time by four shots from the rest of the field of 75 of the best golfers in Ayrshire.

Leading from the front, Harvey posted the best score of the morning  rounds with a four under par score of 70 which included a total of eight birdies, which gave him a single shot lead going into the second round from John Haggarty (Loudoun), Aidan Long (Ayr Belleisle), and Steven Wallace (Prestwick St Cuthbert).

In the afternoon Harvey bettered his morning effort by two shots, helped by a superb run of four threes at the last four holes in the afternoon, picking up five shots on the card with his par, eagle, birdie, eagle run of holes which ultimately gave him an overall total of 138, ten under par for the two rounds.

John Haggarty repeated his morning score of 71 in the afternoon for a six under par total of 142 and second place overall while John Shanks (Irvine) took third place on 145 after rounds of 73 and 73.

A pair of 73's for a two under par total of 146 secured fourth place for Louis Alberts (Troon St Meddans) with reigning Ayrshire Men's Champion of Champions title holder Aidan Long (Ayr Belleisle) takign the fifth place spot on 147 after adding a 76 afternoon score to his morning round of 71.

The final place in the prize list was destined for Alan McLean (Largs) whose level part total of 148, following rounds of 77 and 71, gave him the prize by virtue of the better second round from four other players on the same score. 

The championship sponsors Lomond Property kindly pledged to donate £2, for every birdie or better recorded on the day by the field of 75 players, to The Associations preferred charity Ayrshire Cancer Support and with 191 birdies or better in the morning and 165 in the afternoon, the total of 356 realised a very generous donation of £712 from the championship sponsors, which was augmented by over £185 in cash donations generously given by the competitors on the day of the competition. The Association are very grateful to the sponsors and players for their great support of the very worthy local charity aligned with The Association this year.

At the conclusion of the championship Ayrshire Golf Association President Andrew Gilligan presented the trophy and commemorative medal to the 2025 champion Harvey Broadfoot who, in winning the championship for the first time, completed the set of strokeplay and matchplay titles at both boys and men's levels, having won the men's matchplay in 2024 following on from his Boys' Strokeplay and Matchplay title wins in both 2021 and 2022.

Harvey Broadfoot and AGA President Andrew Gilligan
With Joe Gilligan (left) and Stephen Spence (Right)
Of championship sponsors Lomond Property

The list of prizewinners are:-

The full list of returns from all competitors in the championship were:-

Sincere thanks are extended to Golf South Ayrshire for facilitating the championship and the staff of the municipal clubhouse at Troon for looking after the competitors and officials throughout the championship.

AYRSHIRE JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE - Finlay Watt posts first win in Champion of Champions

The first result in the 2025 Ayrshire Junior Golf League competitions was posted recently in the Junior Champion of Champions Trophy competition.

In the first round of the event, Finlay Watt (West Kilbride) visited Zak McCallum (Loudoun) and recorded a 7&6 victory to progress to round 2, where he will host Gregor Hay (Ayr Belleisle) 

THE PRESIDENTS PUTTER - First round ties almost complete

The first round matches in the 2025 handicap club team knockout competition for The President's Putter are almost complete, with just one result awaited.

The result of the Kilbirnie Place Vs Largs tie has still to be confirmed, with the winners hosting Moorpark in round 2 after Moorpark beat their visitors from Royal Troon by 3-0 in their first round tie.

Annanhill had an away win by 3-0 against Braehead and will now travel to play Tam O Shanter in round 2.

Wallacetown had a 2-1 win on their visit to Ayr Seafield in round one, and will now host Prestwick St Nicholas in round 2.

 

AYRSHIRE MEN'S FOURBALL CHAMPIONSHIP - Two pairings through to round three

While the first round ties in the 2025 Ayrshire men's Fourball Championship are due to be completed by Sunday the 27th of April, two pairings have already secured their places in round three.

Several more first round matches have been completed recently.

Douglas Hamilton & James Fyfe (Girvan) won their home tie against Craig Adams & Kevin McCormick (Irvine) by 2&1 and will travel to play Paul Kytzia & Joe McSorley (Beith) in round two.

Tom Armstrong and David Munn (Moorpark) will host Scott Anderson & Scott Dunlop (Wallacetown) in round two after their respective victories away to Finlay Graham & Renny Sloan (Royal Troon) by 1 hole and Gavin Stuart & J P McLaughlin (Braehead) by 2 holes, respectively.

Alister Dick & David Hunter (Troon St Meddans) beat their visitors Ian Kelly & Fraser Maxwell (Ballochmyle) by 2&1 in their round one tie and will now be at home again in round 2, against Glen Martin & Steven Robertson (Routenburn).

Also through to round 2, following a 4&2 home win over Gavin Neil & Neil Robertson (Ayr Seafield), are Alex Patrick & Stephen Bradford (Muirkirk), where they will face another home tie aginst the representatives of either Drongan or Portmann.

Alan & Stuart Pole (Abbotsford) had a single hole local derby win over Stewart Wright & David Gemmell (Tam O Shanter) in round 2 and will be at home in round three against the pairing from either Skelmorlie or Loudoun, while Thomas Freer & Andrew Thomson (Alton) won their home tie in round two against Andrew McGill & Colin McKinnon (Irvine Ravenspark) by 4&2 to progress to round 3, where they wil visit either Redburn or Caprington.    

AYRSHIRE WOMEN'S CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS - Louise Thrippleton books place in last eight

Louise Thrippleton (Troon Welbeck) has booked her place in the last eight of the 2025 Ayrshire Women's Champion of Champions Trophy competition.

In her opening tie in this years event Louise hosted Joy Young (Ballochmyle) and won through with a 2&1 victory.

In the quarter finals Louise will travel to play either Alison Uppal (Prestwick St Cuthbert) or Ava Graham (West Kilbride), whose first round tie is due to be played by the 25th of May.

AYRSHIRE MEN'S CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS - Four first round results due

There are four first round results in the 2025 Ayrshire Men's Champion of Champions still awaited, which are due to be completed by Sunday the 27th of April.

Several other first round ties have been completed recently.

Brian McGarrity (Drongan) came through a marathon match on his visit to play Aston Kerr (Ayr Carrick), winnign through to the second round with victory at the 21st, the third extra hole. 

Brian McGarrity will now be at home to Alasdair Berry (Irvine Ravenspark) in round two after Berry won his first round home tie against Andrew Errington (Prestwick Centre) by 3&2.

Jamie Hay (Ayr Belleisle) needed two extra holes on his visit to play Kevin Thomas (Troon St Meddans) in round one, and will now visit either Sam Findlater (Braehead) or John Shanks (Irvine) in round two.

Title holder Aidan Long (Ayr Belleisle) faced a difficult tie away to Steven Stamper (Turnberry) in round one, but won through by 2&1 to set up an away tie in round two against either Fraser Innes (Largs) or Ryan Morrison (Ayr Seafield).

SCOTTISH MEN'S AREA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP - Ayrshire team announced for first match in 2025

The seven man Ayrshire team for the first qualifying match in the 2025 Scottish Men's Area Team Championship, against Perth & Kinross on Sunday the 4th of May at Irvine Golf Club, has been announced.

Ayrshire have a tough section this year, playing their only home match first, before travelling to play  Lothians at Turnhousre on the 8th of June and Glasgow at Cathkin Braes on the 13th of July, in their bid to top the section and qualify for the final weekend at Elgin on the 6th and 7th of September.

Ayrshire have named an experienced team for the first match at Irvine, including several Ayrshire championship winners.

The team is;

JOHN SHANKS (Irvine)

JOHN HAGGARTY (Loudoun)

BLAIR MORTON (Royal Troon)

SCOTT BROWN (Prestwick St. Cuthbert)

CRAIG HAMILTON (Ballochmyle)

STEVEN STAMPER (Turnberry)

HARVEY BROADFOOT (Troon Welbeck)

SCOTTISH MID AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP - Just over a month left to enter exciting new Mid Amateur event.

Players have just over a month left to enter an exciting new competition for Mid-Amateur golfers which, along with another new event, is being inaugurated this year, providing competitive opportunities to a section of golfers who have seen such chances to compete diminish over recent years.

The 54 hole Scottish Mid-Amateur Strokeplay Championship for The Kevin McAlpine Memorial  Trophy, a World Amater Golf rankings counting competition, will take place at Alyth Golf Club on the Monday the 23rd and Tuesday the 24th of June.

“The McAlpine” is open to ALL golfers 30 years of age and over on the 1st of January 2025 and are members of a Scottish Golf Club, and are of amateur status as defined by R&A Rules Limited & in possession of a current WHS handicap index of NOT MORE THAN 3.4

Players will complete two rounds on the Monday with the top 30 and ties progressing to the final 18 holes on the Tuesday.

Entries are due to close on the 2nd of June 2025.

The entry fee is £80.00 and the link to submit an entry is;

ENTRY LINK FOR "THE McALPINE"

There are an impressive array of prizes up for grabs for the succesful competitors;

Winner: £600.00 plus The Kevin McAlpine Memorial Trophy - Sponsored by Mizuno Golf Europe

Runner Up: £450.00 - Sponsored by Shot Scope

3rd Place: £300.00 - Sponsored by Shot Scope

4th Place: £200.00

5th Place: £100.00

1 lucky winner will be drawn from the from the starting field for a 2-night stay with 1 round of golf (optional) from Macdonald Hotels & Resorts 

Further details are available on the championship website via the link below;

LINK TO THE SCOTTISH MID AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP WEBSITE

The other new event is "The Hutcheon" which is scheduled to take place at Monifieth Golf Links from Monday the 4th to Thursday the 7th of August and will comprise strokeplay qualifying progressing to matchplay, in a similar format to the former Scottish Mid-Amateur Championship which was discontinued by the national body several years ago.

The organisers and sponsors of these two new events are to be applauded for proactively providing prestigious national championships for the Mid-Amateur golfer.

AYR SEAFIELD GOLF CLUB OPEN - Entries now invited for Doc Thom counting event

Entries are now invited for the 2025 Ayr Seafield Gofl Club Open competition, which is a counting event for the Doc Thom Ayrshire Order of Merit.

The competition, sponsored by Ayr Eight Ball Pool Club will be held on Saturday the 31st of may and the entry fee is £12.

Details on how to enter are included on the championship poster below.

AYRSHIRE SENIOR MEN'S AND WOMEN'S STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIPS - Entries now invited for both seniors events

Entries are now being accepted for the 2025 Ayrshire Senior Men's Strokeplay Championship, and the innaugural Ayrshire Senior Women's Strokeplay Championship which will both be held at Loudoun Gowf Club on Tuesday the 8th of July 2025.

Posters and entry forms have been emailed to member clubs and should be available from club secretaries.

The entry forms can also be downloaded via the links below, which are also available on the left of this page under the 'Mens' and 'Womens' headings.

The Sandy Provan Trophy and the Malcolm Trophy will be won by the players returning the best nett score in the men's and women's competitions respectively.

Entry is open to players over the age of 50 on the day of the competitions, who are members of clubs affiliated to The Ayrshire Golf Association.

The entry fee for each event is £10, and tee times will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

2025 AYRSHIRE SENIOR MEN'S STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRY FORM LINK

2025 AYRSHIRE SENIOR WOMEN'S STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRY FORM LINK

THE AYRSHIRE GOLF ASSOCIATION

PRESENT

THE 2025 AYRSHIRE SENIOR

MEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP

For the Sandy Provan Trophy

AT

LOUDOUN GOWF CLUB

BY KIND PERMISSION

ON

TUESDAY 8th JULY 2025

(OVER 18 HOLES HANDICAP STROKEPLAY)

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ENTRY FEE £ 10.00

MINIMUM AGE LIMIT: 50 years of age on the day of the competition

HANDICAP LIMIT : 36

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ENTRY MAY BE LIMITED TO 60 PLAYERS - TO BE DETERMINED BY DATE OF ENTRY

 All entrants must be members of clubs fully affiliated to The Ayrshire Golf Association

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THE WINNER WILL RETAIN THE SANDY PROVAN TROPHY

FOR ONE YEAR AND WILL RECEIVE A MEDAL FOR RETENTION

 IN ADDITION PRIZE VOUCHERS WILL BE AWARDED FOR BEST SCRATCH SCORE

AND ON HANDICAP BASIS IN THREE AGE GROUP CATEGORIES

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The players returning the 8 best aggregate scratch totals will go forward to contest

THE AYRSHIRE SENIOR MEN’S MATCHPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP

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ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE FROM CLUB SECRETARIES

ON THE WEB AT www.ayrshiregolf.blogspot.com

OR THE A.G.A. SECRETARY

ALASDAIR MALCOLM

17 AUCHINCRUIVE AVENUE, PRESTWICK, KA9 2DT

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CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES: - NOON ON SATURDAY 28^th JUNE 2025

 PLEASE NOTE : COMPETITORS ARE REQUIRED TO OBEY CLUB RULES REGARDING DRESS

BOTH ON THE COURSE AND IN THE CLUBHOUSE

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THE AYRSHIRE GOLF ASSOCIATION

PRESENT

THE 2025 AYRSHIRE SENIOR

WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP

 AT

LOUDOUN GOWF CLUB

BY KIND PERMISSION

ON

TUESDAY 8th JULY 2025

(OVER 18 HOLES HANDICAP STROKEPLAY)

**********

ENTRY FEE £ 10.00

MINIMUM AGE LIMIT: 50 years of age on the day of the competition

HANDICAP LIMIT : 36

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ENTRY MAY BE LIMITED TO 40 PLAYERS - TO BE DETERMINED BY DATE OF ENTRY

 All entrants must be members of clubs fully affiliated to The Ayrshire Golf Association

**********

THE WINNER WILL RETAIN THE CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY

FOR ONE YEAR AND WILL RECEIVE A MEDAL FOR RETENTION

 IN ADDITION PRIZE VOUCHERS WILL BE AWARDED FOR BEST SCRATCH SCORE

AND ON HANDICAP BASIS IN THREE AGE GROUP CATEGORIES

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ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE FROM CLUB SECRETARIES

ON THE WEB AT www.ayrshiregolf.blogspot.com

OR THE A.G.A. SECRETARY

ALASDAIR MALCOLM

17 AUCHINCRUIVE AVENUE, PRESTWICK, KA9 2DT

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CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES: - NOON ON SATURDAY 28^th JUNE 2025

PLEASE NOTE : COMPETITORS ARE REQUIRED TO OBEY CLUB RULES REGARDING DRESS

BOTH ON THE COURSE AND IN THE CLUBHOUSE

AYRSHIRE JUNIOR TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP - Turnberry and Loudoun triumph at sunny Girvan

Turnberry and Loudoun were the team winners when the Ayrshire Junior Team Championship, the traditional opening fixture in the Ayrshire Golf Association competition calendar, was played at a sunny Girvan golf course on Sunday the 20th of April.

Teams from 12 member clubs took part in the championship this year and it was Turnberry, playing in the first four games, that set the target in the team scratch event that no other team could ultimately better. 

Their team total of the best three scores from four scores added up to 205 which left them at the end of the day two shots clear of their nearest rivals West Kilbride and secured the team of Quintin Dunlop, Euan Forrest, Findlay Andrew & Gregor Hay the Matt Lygate trophy and Ayrshire Junior team Champions title, the club's second success in the event following their last win in 2017.

The early pace in the handicap team competition was set by Prestwick St Nicholas and Kilmarnock Barassie with a three score return of 197 but in the event two other teams bettered that score, and the Andrew D. Nimmo Trophy and handicap team Champions title was won by the team of Kris Downie, Aran Cowan, Ian Kerr and Ryan Steel from Loudoun with 193, to take the trophy back to Loudoun for the seventh time in total, and the second time in three years.   

The best individual nett score was returned by nineteen handicapper Robert Meney from Prestwick St Nicholas with a superb nett total of 56 and a five shot winning margin to take the carrick Trophy.

The best individual scratch score of the day was recorded by Finlay Watt of West Kilbride with a one under par score of 63 to win the Prestwick Circuits Trophy by three shorts from his nearest challenger.

At the conclusion of the competition the Ayrshire Golf Association President Andrew Gilligan presented prizes and the troiphies to the winning teams and individuals, and thanked the clubhouse staff for looking after the competitors and spectators throughout the day, and Golf South Ayrshire for their continued support of The Association and allowing the use of the course to stage the championship this year.

PRESIDENT'S PUTTER - Tam O Shanter post first win in 2025

Tam O Shanter are the first winning team in the 2025 Ayrshire handicap club team knockout competition for The Presidents Putter.

Playing at home against Prestwick St Cuthbert, the Tam O Shanter team won the match by 2-1 to set up a home tie in round two against either Braehead or Annanhill.

There are four other first round ties remaining, which are due to be completed by the 27th of April. 

AYRSHIRE MENS FOURBALL CHAMPIONSHIP - First four results posted

The first four results in the 2025 Ayrshire Mens Fourball Championshuip have been posted, with the remaining first round matches due to be completed by the 27th of April.

Paul Kytzia & Joe McSorley (Beith) had a 2&1 away win over Craig Dyet & John Orr (Prestwick St Cuthbert) and now have a home tie against the representatives from ewither Girvan or Irvine. 

An away win by 5&4 by Stephen Hay & Brian Robertson (Auchenharvie 88) over William & Billy Smith (Stewarton) has set up a visit to either The Chase or Rowallan castle in round two.

Glen Martin & Steven Robertson (Routenburn) had a single hole home win over James Logan & Kevin Howie (Kilbirnie Place) in round 1 and now go to either Troon St Meddans or Ballochmyle in round two.

John Stobie & Steven Holdsworth (Prestwick St Nicholas) beat their visitors Cameron & John Aitken (Largs) by 4&2 and will now travel to play the representatives of either North Beach or Crosshouse in round two. 

AYRSHIRE MENS' CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS - First results posted for 2025

The first results in the 2025 Ayrshire Men's Champion of Champions Trophy competition have been posted.

In the first round Andrew J Gibson (Caprington) received a walkover from Johnny Anderson (North Beach) and wiill now play host in round two to former winner Craig Hamilton (Ballochmyle), who won his home tie in the opening round against Andrew Thomson (Routenburn) by 6&5.

Steven Clark (Tam O Shanter) is already through to round three, courtesy of a walkover against Paul O'Connor (Beith).

The eight remaining first round ties are due to be completed by sunday the 27th of April.

AYRSHIRE WOMEN'S STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP - Entries coming in for Loudoun in June

Entries are coming in for the 2025 Ayrshire Women's Strokeplay Championship, which will be held at Louodun Gowf Club on Sunday the 1st of June.

Entry for the 18 hole strokeplay event is open to female golfers who are members of clubs affiliated to The Ayrshire Golf Association.

Entry is £10 and the handicap limit is 36.

There will be trophies and prizes awarded on both a scratch and handicap basis, as well as a copule of nearest the pin prizes.

The players returnign the best eight scratch scores in the championship will progress to contest the Ayrshire Women's Matchplay Championship at Largs later in June.

Entry forms should be available through Club Secretaries and can be downloaded via the link below, and the link on the left of this page under the 'Women and Girls' heading.

LINK TO AYRSHIRE WOMEN'S STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRY FORM

Entries received to date are:-

THE AYRSHIRE GOLF ASSOCIATION

PRESENT

THE 2025 AYRSHIRE WOMEN’S

STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP

&

Handicap Strokeplay Championship

AT

LOUDOUN GOWF CLUB

BY KIND PERMISSION

ON

SUNDAY 1^st JUNE 2025

(OVER 18 HOLES STROKEPLAY)

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ENTRY FEE £ 10.00

HANDICAP LIMIT : 36

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ENTRY MAY BE LIMITED TO 120 PLAYERS - TO BE BALLOTED BY HANDICAP AFTER THE CLOSING DATE

 

THE WINNER WILL RETAIN THE AYRSHIRE WOMEN’S STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY

FOR ONE YEAR AND WILL RECEIVE A MEDAL FOR RETENTION

 

THE PLAYER RETURNING THE BEST NETT SCORE WILL RETAIN THE

AYRSHIRE WOMEN’S HANDICAP STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY

FOR ONE YEAR AND WILL RECEIVE A MEDAL FOR RETENTION

 

IN ADDITION VARIOUS PRIZE VOUCHERS WILL BE AWARDED

ON SCRATCH AND HANDICAP BASIS

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The players returning the 8 best scratch scores will contest

THE AYRSHIRE WOMEN’S MATCHPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP

At Largs Golf Club from 23^rd – 25th June 2025

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 ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE FROM CLUB SECRETARIES

ON THE WEB AT www.ayrshiregolf.blogspot.com

OR THE A.G.A. SECRETARY

ALASDAIR MALCOLM

17 AUCHINCRUIVE AVENUE, PRESTWICK, KA9 2DT

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CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES: - NOON ON SATURDAY 17^th MAY 2025

PLEASE NOTE : COMPETITORS ARE REQUIRED TO OBEY CLUB RULES REGARDING DRESS

BOTH ON THE COURSE AND IN THE CLUBHOUSE