16 players from Ayrshire clubs take their place amongst the 256 competitors in the Scottish Boys Championship when it returns to West Kilbride from Monday 10th to Saturday 15th April 2006.
The hopes of the host club will rest with Boys Internationalist Cameron Gray who heads a strong Ayrshire challenge, including Under 16 internationalists Kyle Smith (Kilmarnock Barassie) and Michael Stewart (Troon Welbeck) alongside the current Ayrshire Boys Strokeplay and Matchplay champions, the Kilmarnock Barassie pair of Jamie Mackay and Euan Brown.
The first round ties involving Ayrshire Players are :-
MONDAY 10th APRIL
Match 4 (0709)
Ben Jamieson (St. Andrews New) Vs. Malcolm Pennycott (Whiting Bay)
Match 5 (0717)
Jamie Mackay (Kilmarnock Barassie) Vs. Stephen Keane (Cathkin Braes)
Match 7 (0733)
Fraser Lawrie (Largs) Vs. Martin Shaw (Haggs Castle)
Match 21 (0929)
Robert Carson (Dalmahoy) Vs. Andrew Abercrombie (Largs)
Match 24 (0953)
Kyle Smith (Kilmarnock Barassie) Vs. Daniel Young (Craigiehill)
Match 33 (1109)
Cameron Gray (West Kilbride) Vs. Gordon McClean (Rothesay)
Match 39 (1157)
Andrew Wallace (Glenbervie) Vs. Michael Stewart (Troon Welbeck)
Match 51 (1337)
Scott Brown (Girvan) Vs. Steven Jackson (Craigmillar Park)
Match 58 (1433)
Jamie Lambie (Sandyhills) Vs. Craig McCall (Prestwick St. Nicholas)
Match 62 (1509)
Hugh Nelson (Kilsyth Lennox) Vs. Craig McLaughlin (Largs)
Match 66 (1541)
Oliver Huish (The Glen) Vs. Matthew Skeoch (Troon Welbeck)
Match 69 (1605)
David Graham (Machrahanish) Vs. Stuart Henderson (Kilmarnock Barassie)
TUESDAY 11th APRIL
Match 88 (0829)
John Shanks (Ardeer) Vs. Sean Summers (Uphall)
Match 94 (0921)
David Weir (Cowal) Vs. David Currie (Kilmarnock Barassie)
Match 113 (1157)
Adam Foley (Ayr Belleisle) Vs. Fraser Clarke (Westhill)
Match 115 (1213)
Chris Conroy (Paisley) Vs. Euan Brown (Kilmarnock Barassie)
ALL THE LATEST NEWS ON AMATEUR GOLF IN AYRSHIRE
Tuesday, March 21, 2006
AYRSHIRE GOLF ASSOCIATION - Ayrshire make it two wins from two at Barassie
After the 2 previous matches had fallen victim to the weather, Kilmarnock (Barassie) played host to the final club challenge match of the season for the Ayrshire team.
Both sides fielded strong teams with Barassie taking the early lead with Scottish internationalist Robert McKnight edging out Tom Loy in a closely contested match, by 1 up in the lead tie.
The 2nd tie was declared a half with due to the late unavailability of the Ayrshire player, whilst tie three also resulted in a share of the points with Nicky Sinclair and Kevin Ferguson playing out an honourable half.
Alasdair Leggate stretched Barassie’s lead to 3 - 1 with a controlled victory over David Glass by 3&2, but in tie 5 Jim Milligan, struggling with an injured arm from early in the round, crashed to a 7 & 6 defeat to Steven McBlain, to make the match score 3 - 2.
Further Ayrshire wins from Fraser McCall and Darren Mallinson over Robbie Fulker and Richard Aspin put Ayrshire in the lead, but Callum Sharp squared the match with a last green victory over Alan Connery.
In the final two ties, the Ravenspark pair of John Cairney and George Robertson secured the win for the County with wins over Stuart Miller by 4&3 and Alex Reid (5&4) respectively.
The Ayrshire Golf Association would like to record their thanks to Kilmarnock (Barassie) Golf Club for the hospitality on the day and their ongoing support towards the inter club matches, and indeed thanks all the clubs who played, or were scheduled to play the county side in the pre season series this year.
Full match results were (Ayrshire names first) :-
Tom Loy lost to Robert McKnight by 1 hole
Ross Milligan against Alan Dickie - declared a half
Kevin Fergusson halved with Nicky Sinclair
David Glass lost to Alastair Leggate by 3 & 2
Steven McBlain beat Jim Milligan by 7 & 6
Fraser McCall beat Robbie Fulker by 3 & 2
Darren Mallinson beat Richard Aspin by 4 & 3
Alan Connery lost to Calum Sharp by 1 hole
John Cairney beat Stuart Miller by 4 & 3
George Robertson beat Alex Reid by 5 & 4
AYRSHIRE 6 KILMARNOCK (BARASSIE) 4
Both sides fielded strong teams with Barassie taking the early lead with Scottish internationalist Robert McKnight edging out Tom Loy in a closely contested match, by 1 up in the lead tie.
The 2nd tie was declared a half with due to the late unavailability of the Ayrshire player, whilst tie three also resulted in a share of the points with Nicky Sinclair and Kevin Ferguson playing out an honourable half.
Alasdair Leggate stretched Barassie’s lead to 3 - 1 with a controlled victory over David Glass by 3&2, but in tie 5 Jim Milligan, struggling with an injured arm from early in the round, crashed to a 7 & 6 defeat to Steven McBlain, to make the match score 3 - 2.
Further Ayrshire wins from Fraser McCall and Darren Mallinson over Robbie Fulker and Richard Aspin put Ayrshire in the lead, but Callum Sharp squared the match with a last green victory over Alan Connery.
In the final two ties, the Ravenspark pair of John Cairney and George Robertson secured the win for the County with wins over Stuart Miller by 4&3 and Alex Reid (5&4) respectively.
The Ayrshire Golf Association would like to record their thanks to Kilmarnock (Barassie) Golf Club for the hospitality on the day and their ongoing support towards the inter club matches, and indeed thanks all the clubs who played, or were scheduled to play the county side in the pre season series this year.
Full match results were (Ayrshire names first) :-
Tom Loy lost to Robert McKnight by 1 hole
Ross Milligan against Alan Dickie - declared a half
Kevin Fergusson halved with Nicky Sinclair
David Glass lost to Alastair Leggate by 3 & 2
Steven McBlain beat Jim Milligan by 7 & 6
Fraser McCall beat Robbie Fulker by 3 & 2
Darren Mallinson beat Richard Aspin by 4 & 3
Alan Connery lost to Calum Sharp by 1 hole
John Cairney beat Stuart Miller by 4 & 3
George Robertson beat Alex Reid by 5 & 4
AYRSHIRE 6 KILMARNOCK (BARASSIE) 4
Monday, March 06, 2006
PRESTWICK TO HOST PALMER CUP - junior golfers sought to caddy in the event
Prestwick Golf Club will host the PALMER CUP from Tuesday 27 June to Friday 30 June 2006.
The event is a collegiate match, inaugurated in 1997, and contested between the United States of America and Europe.
Previous venues, in what is undoubtedly a prestige event, have included Bay Hill, Florida, The Old and New Courses at St. Andrews, The Honors Course, Chattanooga, Royal Liverpool (Hoylake), Baltusrol, Kiawa Island and Ballybunnion, amongst others.
Participants in previous years have included Luke Donald of England and Open Champion Ben Curtis.
interested junior golfers in Ayrshire are being sought to act as caddies during the event.
There will be a total of 16 caddies required, one for each competitor, and a draw will take place to match caddies with players. Caddies will remain with their allocated player throughout the 4 days of the event.
REQUIREMENTS
It is essential that successful applicants will be available for ALL FOUR DAYS.
Ideally, applicants will be between 16 and 18 years of age
Applicants should be a good standard of golfer (single figure handicap)
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Tuesday 27 June – Practice Day
Wednesday 28 June - Pro Am Event
Thursday 29 June – Palmer Cup matches (36 holes)
Friday 30 June – Palmer Cup matches (36 holes)
Whilst there will be a level of remuneration for those selected to caddie in the event, a greater obvious benefit to those involved will be their participation in a major event, being on the range and on the course with the best players and coaches from the European and United States colleges circuits.
There will also be the possibility of a coaching clinic, involving coaches taking part in the event, being made available to local juniors.
This event provides a great opportunity to local junior golfers to be involved in a top event with the best players.
Application forms will be available to interested juniors, through their home club convenors, in the near future, or can be requested directly by e mail from Alasdair Malcolm at
aj-malcolm@fsmail.net
Interest in participation is expected to be high, and consequently an early return of the application forms is advised.
The event is a collegiate match, inaugurated in 1997, and contested between the United States of America and Europe.
Previous venues, in what is undoubtedly a prestige event, have included Bay Hill, Florida, The Old and New Courses at St. Andrews, The Honors Course, Chattanooga, Royal Liverpool (Hoylake), Baltusrol, Kiawa Island and Ballybunnion, amongst others.
Participants in previous years have included Luke Donald of England and Open Champion Ben Curtis.
interested junior golfers in Ayrshire are being sought to act as caddies during the event.
There will be a total of 16 caddies required, one for each competitor, and a draw will take place to match caddies with players. Caddies will remain with their allocated player throughout the 4 days of the event.
REQUIREMENTS
It is essential that successful applicants will be available for ALL FOUR DAYS.
Ideally, applicants will be between 16 and 18 years of age
Applicants should be a good standard of golfer (single figure handicap)
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Tuesday 27 June – Practice Day
Wednesday 28 June - Pro Am Event
Thursday 29 June – Palmer Cup matches (36 holes)
Friday 30 June – Palmer Cup matches (36 holes)
Whilst there will be a level of remuneration for those selected to caddie in the event, a greater obvious benefit to those involved will be their participation in a major event, being on the range and on the course with the best players and coaches from the European and United States colleges circuits.
There will also be the possibility of a coaching clinic, involving coaches taking part in the event, being made available to local juniors.
This event provides a great opportunity to local junior golfers to be involved in a top event with the best players.
Application forms will be available to interested juniors, through their home club convenors, in the near future, or can be requested directly by e mail from Alasdair Malcolm at
aj-malcolm@fsmail.net
Interest in participation is expected to be high, and consequently an early return of the application forms is advised.
Sunday, March 05, 2006
SCOTTISH BOYS GOLF - Cameron Gray helps Scotland to win in Quadrangular Tourney
Cameron Gray (West Kilbride) helped Scotland’s young golfers to win the Boys’ Quadrangular event at St Cyprien in France this week, their first win in the event since 1995.
The Scots defeated Sweden 6-3 in the third round match, to maintain their 100% record in the tournament.
The Scots got off to a shaky start, as Cameron Gray and Newmachar’s Lewis Kirton lost the first of the morning foursomes 4&2. However, after James Byrne (Banchory) and Ross Leeds (Muckhart) defeated their opponents on the final green and Ross Kellett (Colville Park) and James White (Lundin) combined well, winning 2&1, the Scots were back in pole position.
In the afternoon, Kirton, Gray and Byrne took the first three singles matches, giving the Scots an unassailable lead.
In the end the Scots won by two clear points having won all three of their matches, while Sweden, Italy and hosts France could only muster one win each over the three days.
Reports and results on all three days of play can be viewed on the Scottish Golf Union website at
www.scotishgolfunion.org
The Scots defeated Sweden 6-3 in the third round match, to maintain their 100% record in the tournament.
The Scots got off to a shaky start, as Cameron Gray and Newmachar’s Lewis Kirton lost the first of the morning foursomes 4&2. However, after James Byrne (Banchory) and Ross Leeds (Muckhart) defeated their opponents on the final green and Ross Kellett (Colville Park) and James White (Lundin) combined well, winning 2&1, the Scots were back in pole position.
In the afternoon, Kirton, Gray and Byrne took the first three singles matches, giving the Scots an unassailable lead.
In the end the Scots won by two clear points having won all three of their matches, while Sweden, Italy and hosts France could only muster one win each over the three days.
Reports and results on all three days of play can be viewed on the Scottish Golf Union website at
www.scotishgolfunion.org
Tuesday, February 28, 2006
AYRSHIRE GOLF ASSOCIATION - 44 clubs to contest 2006 fourball matchplay event
44 clubs from the length and breadth of Ayrshire will contest the 2006 Ayrshire Fourball Matchplay Trophy.
The draw for the first two rounds were made recently. The draw for round 3 will be made after completion of round 2.
Draw details are :-
ROUND 1 (to be played by 23 April 2006)
WEST KILBRIDE (Cameron McLatchie & Fraser Mclatchie)
Vs
SAXONE (W. Creevy & J. Campbell)
SEAFIELD (Allan Smeaton & Andrew Gibson)
Vs
ALTON (Ian Flynn & Robert Gillon)
WELBECK (Ian Murray & Tom Bell)
Vs
ANNANHILL (W. Arnott & J. Arnott)
TURNBERRY (Ronnie McLellan & Tom Bennett)
Vs
WALLACETOWN (Kenneth McGill & Richard Rawding)
ARDEER (James Conlan & Kevin McCormick)
Vs
NEW CUMNOCK (Kevin Nisbet & Robert Ross)
DRONGAN (James Philip & Johnny Graham)
Vs
MUIRKIRK (David Muir & Murray Pringle)
IRVINE (Jim Hay & John Darroch)
Vs
DOON VALLEY (James Brown & Ralph Mitchell)
RAVENSPARK (Ronnie Potts & Ian Wilson)
Vs
STEWARTON (Alan Stewart Sr & Alan Stewart Jr)
ST. MEDDANS (E. McFadden & F. Greer)
Vs
SKELMORLIE (Innes Anderson & Jeff Jack)
ST. NICHOLAS (Roger Parry & Alan Duffy)
Vs
BRAEHEAD (Sean Ingle & Gavin Stuart)
BELLEISLE (Ian Yates & Derek Brown)
Vs
CAAGS (Tony Murphy & Bruce Dunbar)
CAPRINGTON (John Houston & L. Ross)
Vs
IRVINE CSS (Pat Johnstone & Peter Akavicis)
ROUND 2 ( to be played by 28 May 2006)
WEST KILBRIDE or SAXONE
Vs
DURWARD (R. McCubbin & G. Jess)
SEAFIELD or ALTON
Vs
CROSSHOUSE (Alan Ross & Charlie Brown)
WELBECK or ANNANHILL
Vs
BRUNSTON CASTLE (A.F. Murdoch & D. Murdoch)
TURNBERRY or WALLACETOWN
Vs
ST. CUTHBERT (Claud Gerrish & Tom Gerrish)
ARDEER or NEW CUMNOCK
Vs
AYR CARRICK (Andy Kerr & Craig Anderson)
DRONGAN or MUIRKIRK
Vs
CHASE (Robert Gilchrist & Stephen Wosencroft)
IRVINE or DOON VALLEY
Vs
MAYBOLE (Kevin McKeown & Ramsay Eccles)
RAVENSPARK or STEWARTON
Vs
KILBIRNIE (I. Steele & B. O'Rourke)
ST. MEDDANS or SKELMORLIE
Vs
ROUTENBURN (J. Boyd & G. Wiggett)
ST. NICHOLAS or BRAEHEAD
Vs
TAM O SHANTER (Glen Kelly & Scott Kelly)
BELLEISLE or CAAGS
Vs
TROON PORTLAND (Adam Cairns & Clark Robertson)
CAPRINGTON or IRVINE CSS
Vs
AUCHENHARVIE (Andrew Scanlon & Alec Hughes)
KILMARNOCK BARASSIE (Roger Thyne & Alastair Brown)
Vs
BALLOCHMYLE (Derek Matthews & Alex Bell)
DALMILLING ( William McCormick & Alex Thomson)
Vs
GLACIER (John Elliot & Stephen Kirk)
NORTH BEACH (G. Lyon & J. Nimmo)
Vs
MOORPARK (Eddie Walsh & John Walsh)
MALLETSHEUGH ( Denis Taggart & Paul Appleby)
Vs
LOUDOUN (D. Brand & B. Rutherford)
Full details will be forwarded to the club representatives in the near future.
The draw for the first two rounds were made recently. The draw for round 3 will be made after completion of round 2.
Draw details are :-
ROUND 1 (to be played by 23 April 2006)
WEST KILBRIDE (Cameron McLatchie & Fraser Mclatchie)
Vs
SAXONE (W. Creevy & J. Campbell)
SEAFIELD (Allan Smeaton & Andrew Gibson)
Vs
ALTON (Ian Flynn & Robert Gillon)
WELBECK (Ian Murray & Tom Bell)
Vs
ANNANHILL (W. Arnott & J. Arnott)
TURNBERRY (Ronnie McLellan & Tom Bennett)
Vs
WALLACETOWN (Kenneth McGill & Richard Rawding)
ARDEER (James Conlan & Kevin McCormick)
Vs
NEW CUMNOCK (Kevin Nisbet & Robert Ross)
DRONGAN (James Philip & Johnny Graham)
Vs
MUIRKIRK (David Muir & Murray Pringle)
IRVINE (Jim Hay & John Darroch)
Vs
DOON VALLEY (James Brown & Ralph Mitchell)
RAVENSPARK (Ronnie Potts & Ian Wilson)
Vs
STEWARTON (Alan Stewart Sr & Alan Stewart Jr)
ST. MEDDANS (E. McFadden & F. Greer)
Vs
SKELMORLIE (Innes Anderson & Jeff Jack)
ST. NICHOLAS (Roger Parry & Alan Duffy)
Vs
BRAEHEAD (Sean Ingle & Gavin Stuart)
BELLEISLE (Ian Yates & Derek Brown)
Vs
CAAGS (Tony Murphy & Bruce Dunbar)
CAPRINGTON (John Houston & L. Ross)
Vs
IRVINE CSS (Pat Johnstone & Peter Akavicis)
ROUND 2 ( to be played by 28 May 2006)
WEST KILBRIDE or SAXONE
Vs
DURWARD (R. McCubbin & G. Jess)
SEAFIELD or ALTON
Vs
CROSSHOUSE (Alan Ross & Charlie Brown)
WELBECK or ANNANHILL
Vs
BRUNSTON CASTLE (A.F. Murdoch & D. Murdoch)
TURNBERRY or WALLACETOWN
Vs
ST. CUTHBERT (Claud Gerrish & Tom Gerrish)
ARDEER or NEW CUMNOCK
Vs
AYR CARRICK (Andy Kerr & Craig Anderson)
DRONGAN or MUIRKIRK
Vs
CHASE (Robert Gilchrist & Stephen Wosencroft)
IRVINE or DOON VALLEY
Vs
MAYBOLE (Kevin McKeown & Ramsay Eccles)
RAVENSPARK or STEWARTON
Vs
KILBIRNIE (I. Steele & B. O'Rourke)
ST. MEDDANS or SKELMORLIE
Vs
ROUTENBURN (J. Boyd & G. Wiggett)
ST. NICHOLAS or BRAEHEAD
Vs
TAM O SHANTER (Glen Kelly & Scott Kelly)
BELLEISLE or CAAGS
Vs
TROON PORTLAND (Adam Cairns & Clark Robertson)
CAPRINGTON or IRVINE CSS
Vs
AUCHENHARVIE (Andrew Scanlon & Alec Hughes)
KILMARNOCK BARASSIE (Roger Thyne & Alastair Brown)
Vs
BALLOCHMYLE (Derek Matthews & Alex Bell)
DALMILLING ( William McCormick & Alex Thomson)
Vs
GLACIER (John Elliot & Stephen Kirk)
NORTH BEACH (G. Lyon & J. Nimmo)
Vs
MOORPARK (Eddie Walsh & John Walsh)
MALLETSHEUGH ( Denis Taggart & Paul Appleby)
Vs
LOUDOUN (D. Brand & B. Rutherford)
Full details will be forwarded to the club representatives in the near future.
AYRSHIRE GOLF ASSOCIATION - County side record win over Troon Welbeck
The first of the annual Ayrshire County friendly matches against club sides took place on Sunday 26 February when the current Summer League Champions, Troon Welbeck, took on a strong County select.
In the lead tie John Cairney (Ravenspark) play some excellent golf and comfortably defeating Del Chamberlain by 6&5.
Bert Ferguson quickly levelled the match with a 5&3 victory over George Robertson (Ravenspark), but Tom Loy (Ballochmyle) restored the County side's lead with a 2 & 1 win over Stephen Murray.
The next 2 ties both went the way of Welbeck, with David McLure beating Alan Connery (Irvine GC) on the final green, and Scottish under 16 international Michael Stewart defeating Kevin Ferguson (St Cuthbert) by 4&2.
The Doc Thom Order Of Merit Champion, Steven McBlain (St Cuthbert) levelled the match score in beating Kenny Hankinson by 2&1.
The Ayrshire side then recorded a further four points without reply in the remaining ties, Kevin Lammie (Portland), Fraser McCall (Portland), Ross Milligan (St Meddans) and Darren Mallinson (Ravenspark) defeating Colin McGowan, Colin Craig, John Skilky and Frank Henderson by 2 holes, 1 hole, 2 holes and 3&2 respectively.
The thanks of the Ayrshire Golf Association go to Troon Welbeck Captain, Alistair Kyle, and the club members for their hospitality during the day.
MATCH RESULTS :- (Ayrshire names first)
John Cairney (Ravenspark) beat Del Chamberlain by 6 & 5
George Robertson (Ravenspark) lost to Bert Ferguson by 5 & 3
Tom Loy (Ballochmyle) beat Stephen Murray by 2 & 1
Alan Connery (Irvine GC) lost to David McLure by 1 hole
Kevin Ferguson (St Cuthbert) lost to Michael Stewart by 4 & 2
Steven McBlain (St Cuthbert) beat Kenny Hankinson by 2 & 1
Kevin Lammie (Troon Portland) beat Colin McGowan by 2 holes
Fraser McCall (Troon Portland) beat Colin Craig by 1 hole
Ross Milligan (Troon St Meddans) beat John Skilky by 2 holes
Darren Mallinson (Ravenspark) beat Frank Henderson by 3 & 2
AYRSHIRE 7 TROON WELBECK 3
The next match is scheduled for Irvine (Bogside) on 5th march.
In the lead tie John Cairney (Ravenspark) play some excellent golf and comfortably defeating Del Chamberlain by 6&5.
Bert Ferguson quickly levelled the match with a 5&3 victory over George Robertson (Ravenspark), but Tom Loy (Ballochmyle) restored the County side's lead with a 2 & 1 win over Stephen Murray.
The next 2 ties both went the way of Welbeck, with David McLure beating Alan Connery (Irvine GC) on the final green, and Scottish under 16 international Michael Stewart defeating Kevin Ferguson (St Cuthbert) by 4&2.
The Doc Thom Order Of Merit Champion, Steven McBlain (St Cuthbert) levelled the match score in beating Kenny Hankinson by 2&1.
The Ayrshire side then recorded a further four points without reply in the remaining ties, Kevin Lammie (Portland), Fraser McCall (Portland), Ross Milligan (St Meddans) and Darren Mallinson (Ravenspark) defeating Colin McGowan, Colin Craig, John Skilky and Frank Henderson by 2 holes, 1 hole, 2 holes and 3&2 respectively.
The thanks of the Ayrshire Golf Association go to Troon Welbeck Captain, Alistair Kyle, and the club members for their hospitality during the day.
MATCH RESULTS :- (Ayrshire names first)
John Cairney (Ravenspark) beat Del Chamberlain by 6 & 5
George Robertson (Ravenspark) lost to Bert Ferguson by 5 & 3
Tom Loy (Ballochmyle) beat Stephen Murray by 2 & 1
Alan Connery (Irvine GC) lost to David McLure by 1 hole
Kevin Ferguson (St Cuthbert) lost to Michael Stewart by 4 & 2
Steven McBlain (St Cuthbert) beat Kenny Hankinson by 2 & 1
Kevin Lammie (Troon Portland) beat Colin McGowan by 2 holes
Fraser McCall (Troon Portland) beat Colin Craig by 1 hole
Ross Milligan (Troon St Meddans) beat John Skilky by 2 holes
Darren Mallinson (Ravenspark) beat Frank Henderson by 3 & 2
AYRSHIRE 7 TROON WELBECK 3
The next match is scheduled for Irvine (Bogside) on 5th march.
Sunday, February 26, 2006
AYRSHIRE GOLF ASSOCAITION - Summer League draw pairs former winners
The draw for the 2006 Ayrshire Golf Assocaition Summer Scratch League was made by Tournament convenor, Sandy Provan, and Past President John Rutherford at the recent annual dinner of The Association.
With 15 teams competing this year, there will be four qualifying sections, with the winner of each section progressing to the semi finals.
SECTION A will feature some well travelled golfers, with Moorpark and West Kilbride in the north of the county contesting the section alongside Tam O Shanter and Turnberry from the south.
SECTION B Brings together the holders Troon Welbeck, local rivals Troon St. Meddans and the side who won the competitions in 2003 and 2004, Ballochmyle. Also in the section are 2005 semi finalists, Annanhill.
SECTION C brings together friendly rivals Caprington and Irvine ravenspark alongside Kilbirnie and Ayr Belleisle.
SECTION D features only three teams, but these include last seasons semi finalists, Kilmarnock Barassie, alongside 2005 runners up, Loudoun and Irvine Bogside.
the full sections are :-
SECTION A
Turnberry
Moorpark
Tam O Shanter
West Kilbride
SECTION B
Ballochmyle
Troon Welbeck
Annanhill
Troon St. Meddans
SECTION C
Caprington
Irvine Ravenspark
Ayr Belleisle
Kilbirnie Place
SECTION D
Kilmarnock (Barassie)
Irvine (Bogside)
Loudoun
With 15 teams competing this year, there will be four qualifying sections, with the winner of each section progressing to the semi finals.
SECTION A will feature some well travelled golfers, with Moorpark and West Kilbride in the north of the county contesting the section alongside Tam O Shanter and Turnberry from the south.
SECTION B Brings together the holders Troon Welbeck, local rivals Troon St. Meddans and the side who won the competitions in 2003 and 2004, Ballochmyle. Also in the section are 2005 semi finalists, Annanhill.
SECTION C brings together friendly rivals Caprington and Irvine ravenspark alongside Kilbirnie and Ayr Belleisle.
SECTION D features only three teams, but these include last seasons semi finalists, Kilmarnock Barassie, alongside 2005 runners up, Loudoun and Irvine Bogside.
the full sections are :-
SECTION A
Turnberry
Moorpark
Tam O Shanter
West Kilbride
SECTION B
Ballochmyle
Troon Welbeck
Annanhill
Troon St. Meddans
SECTION C
Caprington
Irvine Ravenspark
Ayr Belleisle
Kilbirnie Place
SECTION D
Kilmarnock (Barassie)
Irvine (Bogside)
Loudoun
AYRSHIRE GOLF ASSOCIATION - Champion Of Champions Trophy 2006
48 players will contest the 2006 Ayrshire Golf Association Champion Of Champions Trophy competition, sponsored by Fisher Direct.
Tommy McInally (Loudoun) returns as the holder, bidding for an unprecidented 4 successive titles, although he faces a potentially hazardous trip to Ayr Belleisle in the first round, to meet Chris Harkins.
2005 runner up Tony Fraser (Annahill) also returns to contest the 2006 championship.
The draw for the first and second rounds are noted below. The draw for the third round will be made after the first two rounds are completed.
ROUND 2 – to be played by 21st May 2006
McLellan or Stuart Vs G. Bettaney (Saxone)
Leonard or Scanlon Vs T. Loy (Ballochmyle)
Lawrie or Sloan Vs D. Hollingworth (CAA)
Lammie or Philip Vs S. White (Grvan)
Thomson or McIntyre Vs D. Robertson (Crosshouse)
Moore or O’Rourke Vs R. McCubbin (Durward)
McBlain or Hamilton Vs N. McCormack (New Cumnock)
Harkins or Mcnally Vs P. Johnstone (Irvine No1)
Dixon or Eccles Vs C. Craig (Troon Welbeck)
Cox or Angus Vs A. Stewart Jr. (Stewarton)
Brackenridge or Ross Vs W. Blair (Troon St. Meddans)
Brydon or Cathcart Vs J. Shanks (Ardeer)
Tweddell or Fraser Vs R. Paterson (Moorpark)
Houston or Bolland Vs M. Pennycott (Corrie)
Harrington or Martin Vs W. Murdoch (Ayr Carrick)
Duff or Milligan Vs G. Robertson (Irvine Ravenspark)
Tommy McInally (Loudoun) returns as the holder, bidding for an unprecidented 4 successive titles, although he faces a potentially hazardous trip to Ayr Belleisle in the first round, to meet Chris Harkins.
2005 runner up Tony Fraser (Annahill) also returns to contest the 2006 championship.
The draw for the first and second rounds are noted below. The draw for the third round will be made after the first two rounds are completed.
AYRSHIRE GOLF ASSOCIATION
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS TROPHY COMPETITION
2006
ROUND 1 – to be played by 16th April 2006
R. McLellan (Turnberry) Vs G. Stuart (Braehead)
S.A. Leonard (Royal Troon) Vs A. Scanlon (Auchenharvie)
G. Lawrie (St. Nicholas) Vs J. Sloan (Doon Valley)
K. Lammie (Troon Portland) Vs J. Philip (Drongan)
H. Thomson (Irvine) Vs J. McIntyre (Ayr Seafield)
B. Moore (Largs) Vs B. O’Rourke (Kilbirnie)
S. McBlain (St. Cuthbert) Vs G. Hamilton (Glacier)
C. Harkins (Ayr Belleisle) Vs T. McInally (Holder)
R. Dixon (Kilmarnock Barassie) Vs R. Eccles (Maybole)
S. Cox (Loudoun) Vs S. Angus (Muirkirk)
D. Brackenridge (Ayr Dalmilling) Vs G. Ross (Malletsheugh)
J. Brydon (Skelmorlie) Vs J. Cathcart (Chase)
D. Twedell (North Beach) Vs A. Fraser (Annanhill)
J. Houston (Caprington) Vs S. Bolland (Tam O Shanter)
A. Harrington (Largs Routenburn) Vs D. Martin (Alton)
J. Duff (West Kilbride) Vs C. Milligan (Wallacetown)
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS TROPHY COMPETITION
2006
ROUND 1 – to be played by 16th April 2006
R. McLellan (Turnberry) Vs G. Stuart (Braehead)
S.A. Leonard (Royal Troon) Vs A. Scanlon (Auchenharvie)
G. Lawrie (St. Nicholas) Vs J. Sloan (Doon Valley)
K. Lammie (Troon Portland) Vs J. Philip (Drongan)
H. Thomson (Irvine) Vs J. McIntyre (Ayr Seafield)
B. Moore (Largs) Vs B. O’Rourke (Kilbirnie)
S. McBlain (St. Cuthbert) Vs G. Hamilton (Glacier)
C. Harkins (Ayr Belleisle) Vs T. McInally (Holder)
R. Dixon (Kilmarnock Barassie) Vs R. Eccles (Maybole)
S. Cox (Loudoun) Vs S. Angus (Muirkirk)
D. Brackenridge (Ayr Dalmilling) Vs G. Ross (Malletsheugh)
J. Brydon (Skelmorlie) Vs J. Cathcart (Chase)
D. Twedell (North Beach) Vs A. Fraser (Annanhill)
J. Houston (Caprington) Vs S. Bolland (Tam O Shanter)
A. Harrington (Largs Routenburn) Vs D. Martin (Alton)
J. Duff (West Kilbride) Vs C. Milligan (Wallacetown)
ROUND 2 – to be played by 21st May 2006
McLellan or Stuart Vs G. Bettaney (Saxone)
Leonard or Scanlon Vs T. Loy (Ballochmyle)
Lawrie or Sloan Vs D. Hollingworth (CAA)
Lammie or Philip Vs S. White (Grvan)
Thomson or McIntyre Vs D. Robertson (Crosshouse)
Moore or O’Rourke Vs R. McCubbin (Durward)
McBlain or Hamilton Vs N. McCormack (New Cumnock)
Harkins or Mcnally Vs P. Johnstone (Irvine No1)
Dixon or Eccles Vs C. Craig (Troon Welbeck)
Cox or Angus Vs A. Stewart Jr. (Stewarton)
Brackenridge or Ross Vs W. Blair (Troon St. Meddans)
Brydon or Cathcart Vs J. Shanks (Ardeer)
Tweddell or Fraser Vs R. Paterson (Moorpark)
Houston or Bolland Vs M. Pennycott (Corrie)
Harrington or Martin Vs W. Murdoch (Ayr Carrick)
Duff or Milligan Vs G. Robertson (Irvine Ravenspark)
Saturday, February 25, 2006
AYRSHIRE GOLF ASSOCIATION - Full house at 24th Annual Dinner
A good turnout of representatives from clubs throughout the county were entertained in great style at the 24th annual dinner and presentation of trophyies of the Ayrshire Golf Association, which was held at Irvine Ravenspark on Friday 24th February 2006.
The dinner, in the absence of President Ian Guthrie (Ballochmyle), was chaired by Vice President Ricky Magee (Caprington).
Guests of The Association included
SGU President Gordon McInnes
Guest Speaker Tony Higgins of the Scottish Professional Footballers Association
Alan Harrington of sponsors Anaplast
Stirlingshire Golf Union President Campbell Chalmers
Glasgow Golf Union President Jack Gould
Dumbartonshire Golf Union President Jim McGavin
Lanarkshire Golf Association President Harvey Tocher
Renfrewshire Golf Union Vice President Billy Gilmour
Eddie Lawless, Captain of the host club Irvine Ravenspark
as well as the captains of
Prestwick Golf Club, David Mitchell
Prestwick St. Nicholas Golf CLub, Jim Pettigrew
and
Troon Welbeck Golf Club, Alastair Kyle,
whose clubs had all hosted county events during 2005.
After a hearty meal, Alan Harrington of sponsors Anaplast, himself a former winner of both the Doc Thom Salver and the Ayrshire Matchplay Championship, presented trophies and awards to the seasons winners.
The Roll Of Honour for 2005 was
Fourball Champions - TROON PORTLAND G.C.
Club Champions - PRESTWICK ST. NICHOLAS G.C.
Scratch Summer League - TROON WELBECK G.C.
Ayrshire Boys Champion - JAMIE MACKAY (Kilmarnock Barassie)
Boys Order Of Merit - JAMIE MACKAY (Kilmarnock Barassie)
Ayrshire Matchplay Champion - DAVID ADDISON (Kilmarnock Barassie)
Ayrshire Strokeplay Champion - DAVID McLURE (Troon Welbeck)
Champion Of Champions - TOMMY McINALLY (Loudoun)
Doc Thom Salver
(Order Of Merit) - STEPHEN McBLAIN (Prestwick St. Cuthbert)
At the conclusion of the presentation of prizes, SGU President Gordon McInnes gave an amusing and very informed toast toThe Ayrshire Golf Association, before Guest Speaker Tony Higgins, the former Hibernian, Partick Thistle and Morton player, entertained the company with his amusing stories of his many years in foot ball and around sporting people.
At the conclusion of the evening, Past President Robin Baker proposed a vote of thanks to the guests and all those who contributed to the success of the evening.
The dinner, in the absence of President Ian Guthrie (Ballochmyle), was chaired by Vice President Ricky Magee (Caprington).
Guests of The Association included
SGU President Gordon McInnes
Guest Speaker Tony Higgins of the Scottish Professional Footballers Association
Alan Harrington of sponsors Anaplast
Stirlingshire Golf Union President Campbell Chalmers
Glasgow Golf Union President Jack Gould
Dumbartonshire Golf Union President Jim McGavin
Lanarkshire Golf Association President Harvey Tocher
Renfrewshire Golf Union Vice President Billy Gilmour
Eddie Lawless, Captain of the host club Irvine Ravenspark
as well as the captains of
Prestwick Golf Club, David Mitchell
Prestwick St. Nicholas Golf CLub, Jim Pettigrew
and
Troon Welbeck Golf Club, Alastair Kyle,
whose clubs had all hosted county events during 2005.
After a hearty meal, Alan Harrington of sponsors Anaplast, himself a former winner of both the Doc Thom Salver and the Ayrshire Matchplay Championship, presented trophies and awards to the seasons winners.
The Roll Of Honour for 2005 was
Fourball Champions - TROON PORTLAND G.C.
Club Champions - PRESTWICK ST. NICHOLAS G.C.
Scratch Summer League - TROON WELBECK G.C.
Ayrshire Boys Champion - JAMIE MACKAY (Kilmarnock Barassie)
Boys Order Of Merit - JAMIE MACKAY (Kilmarnock Barassie)
Ayrshire Matchplay Champion - DAVID ADDISON (Kilmarnock Barassie)
Ayrshire Strokeplay Champion - DAVID McLURE (Troon Welbeck)
Champion Of Champions - TOMMY McINALLY (Loudoun)
Doc Thom Salver
(Order Of Merit) - STEPHEN McBLAIN (Prestwick St. Cuthbert)
At the conclusion of the presentation of prizes, SGU President Gordon McInnes gave an amusing and very informed toast toThe Ayrshire Golf Association, before Guest Speaker Tony Higgins, the former Hibernian, Partick Thistle and Morton player, entertained the company with his amusing stories of his many years in foot ball and around sporting people.
At the conclusion of the evening, Past President Robin Baker proposed a vote of thanks to the guests and all those who contributed to the success of the evening.
Tuesday, February 14, 2006
BRUNSTON CASTLE - members info now available on line
Congratulations to Morton Kyle , Match Secretary at Brunston Castle for his efforts to provide rapid up to date info on line for his members, with his recently published Blog at www.brunstongolf.blogspot.com .
The Blog provides competition result information with links to the Club website, SGU website and a club handicaps facility.
The Blog appears to be an effective and simple way to provide the kind of info that the members look for. Clubs without their own website (and even those with) may benefit from a look at Morton's Blog, which could prove to be a worthwhile model for others to follow.
Well done again Morton.
The Blog provides competition result information with links to the Club website, SGU website and a club handicaps facility.
The Blog appears to be an effective and simple way to provide the kind of info that the members look for. Clubs without their own website (and even those with) may benefit from a look at Morton's Blog, which could prove to be a worthwhile model for others to follow.
Well done again Morton.
AYRSHIRE BOYS TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP - Caprington to host 2006 event
The 2006 Ayrshire Boys Team Championship will be held on Sunday 16th April at Caprington. This will be the first occasion since the championship began in 1988 that the Kilmarnock course has been the venue for the event.
Matt Lygate Trophy holders, Kilmarnock (Barassie), will bid to become the Ayrshire Boys Team Champions for a third successive year, whilst Ballochmyle will attempt to defend the Andrew D. Nimmo Trophy and the title of handicap team champions, secured at their own course in 2005.
The Prestwick Circuits Trophy (holder Robert McKnight, Kilmarnock Barassie) and the Carrick Trophy (holder David Robertson, Ballochmyle) for the best individual scratch and nett scores respectively, will also be contested during the championship.
Entry forms for the 2006 championship will be forwarded to club Secretaries/Junior Convenors in the near future.
Matt Lygate Trophy holders, Kilmarnock (Barassie), will bid to become the Ayrshire Boys Team Champions for a third successive year, whilst Ballochmyle will attempt to defend the Andrew D. Nimmo Trophy and the title of handicap team champions, secured at their own course in 2005.
The Prestwick Circuits Trophy (holder Robert McKnight, Kilmarnock Barassie) and the Carrick Trophy (holder David Robertson, Ballochmyle) for the best individual scratch and nett scores respectively, will also be contested during the championship.
Entry forms for the 2006 championship will be forwarded to club Secretaries/Junior Convenors in the near future.
Monday, February 06, 2006
AYRSHIRE JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE - McEwan bids for piece of history in 2006 Champion Of Champions Trophy competition
Scottish Boys Strokeplay Champion Steven McEwan will attempt to create a piece of Ayrshire golf history in the 2006 Junior Champion Of Champions Trophy competition when he bids to become the first player in the 26 year history of the event to win the trophy on two occasions, representing different clubs.
Only former Scottish Boys Champion Alan Reid (Kilmarnock Barassie) and former Scottish Boys Strokeplay champion Gary Holland (Ballochmyle) have won the title twice before.
Having secured the Champion Of Champions Trophy last year whilst representing Kilmarnock (Barassie), McEwan will contest the 2006 event representing his first club, Caprington.
20 player will contest this years event, with the 18 member clubs' representatives being joined by the Ayrshire Boys and Boys matchplay winners.
With a few representatives names still to be notified, the draws for the first two rounds are :-
ROUND 1 (To be completed by 7th May 2006)
Darren Kean (West Kilbride)
Vs.
Jordan Fleming (New Cumnock)
Steven Carrington (Ayr Belleisle)
Vs.
Graham Gimson (Prestwick St. Cuthbert)
(Beith)
Vs.
Euan Brown (Boys Matchplay Champion)
Mark Tait (Kilmarnock Annanhill)
Vs.
Jared Williams (Troon St. Meddans)
ROUND 2 (To be completed by 4th June 2006)
Tait or Williams
Vs.
Stuart Henderson (Kilmarnock Barassie)
Jamie Mackay (Ayrshire Boys Champion)
Vs.
Carrington or Gimson
(Irvine Ravenspark)
Vs.
Craig McCall (Prestwick St. Nicholas)
(Beith) or Brown
Vs.
Shaun Fallows (Troon Welbeck)
Callum Crowe (Kilbirnie)
Vs.
Craig Goodwin (Loudoun)
Andrew Connell (Largs)
Vs.
John Shanks (Ardeer)
Kean or Fleming
Vs.
Steven McEwan (Caprington)
(Ballochmyle)
Vs.
Adam Sweeney (Largs Routenburn)
Only former Scottish Boys Champion Alan Reid (Kilmarnock Barassie) and former Scottish Boys Strokeplay champion Gary Holland (Ballochmyle) have won the title twice before.
Having secured the Champion Of Champions Trophy last year whilst representing Kilmarnock (Barassie), McEwan will contest the 2006 event representing his first club, Caprington.
20 player will contest this years event, with the 18 member clubs' representatives being joined by the Ayrshire Boys and Boys matchplay winners.
With a few representatives names still to be notified, the draws for the first two rounds are :-
ROUND 1 (To be completed by 7th May 2006)
Darren Kean (West Kilbride)
Vs.
Jordan Fleming (New Cumnock)
Steven Carrington (Ayr Belleisle)
Vs.
Graham Gimson (Prestwick St. Cuthbert)
(Beith)
Vs.
Euan Brown (Boys Matchplay Champion)
Mark Tait (Kilmarnock Annanhill)
Vs.
Jared Williams (Troon St. Meddans)
ROUND 2 (To be completed by 4th June 2006)
Tait or Williams
Vs.
Stuart Henderson (Kilmarnock Barassie)
Jamie Mackay (Ayrshire Boys Champion)
Vs.
Carrington or Gimson
(Irvine Ravenspark)
Vs.
Craig McCall (Prestwick St. Nicholas)
(Beith) or Brown
Vs.
Shaun Fallows (Troon Welbeck)
Callum Crowe (Kilbirnie)
Vs.
Craig Goodwin (Loudoun)
Andrew Connell (Largs)
Vs.
John Shanks (Ardeer)
Kean or Fleming
Vs.
Steven McEwan (Caprington)
(Ballochmyle)
Vs.
Adam Sweeney (Largs Routenburn)
AYRSHIRE JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE - 2006 Under 16 Knockout Trophy draw
Defending champions Kilmarnock Barassie and 2005 finalists Beith have both avoided a first round tie in the 2006 Under 16 Knockout Trophy draw which was made recently.
The two first round ties feature New Cumnock, Ardeer, Caprington and Troon Welbeck, with the winners progressing to the second round.
In the second round Kilmarnock barassie open their defence with a home tie against Kilbirnei, whilst Beith face a tough away trip to West Kilbride. The full draws for the first two rounds are:-
ROUND 1 (To be completed by 7th may 2006)
New Cumnock Vs. Ardeer
Caprington Vs. Troon Welbeck
ROUND 2 (To be completed by 4th June 2006)
Kilmarnock (Barassie) Vs. Kilbirnie Place
Ballochmyle Vs. Prestwick St. Cuthbert
Prestwick St. Nicholas Vs. New Cumnock or Ardeer
Caprington or Troon Welbeck Vs. Largs
Irvine Ravenspark Vs. Ayr Belleisle
Largs Routenburn Vs. Kilmarnock Annanhill
Troon St. Meddans Vs. Loudoun
West Kilbride Vs. Beith
The two first round ties feature New Cumnock, Ardeer, Caprington and Troon Welbeck, with the winners progressing to the second round.
In the second round Kilmarnock barassie open their defence with a home tie against Kilbirnei, whilst Beith face a tough away trip to West Kilbride. The full draws for the first two rounds are:-
ROUND 1 (To be completed by 7th may 2006)
New Cumnock Vs. Ardeer
Caprington Vs. Troon Welbeck
ROUND 2 (To be completed by 4th June 2006)
Kilmarnock (Barassie) Vs. Kilbirnie Place
Ballochmyle Vs. Prestwick St. Cuthbert
Prestwick St. Nicholas Vs. New Cumnock or Ardeer
Caprington or Troon Welbeck Vs. Largs
Irvine Ravenspark Vs. Ayr Belleisle
Largs Routenburn Vs. Kilmarnock Annanhill
Troon St. Meddans Vs. Loudoun
West Kilbride Vs. Beith
AYRSHIRE JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE - 2006 League Championship draw
The draw has been made for the 2006 Ayrshire Junior Golf League Championship qualifying sections.
Matches are played over the summer months, on a home and away basis, with the winners of the four qualifying sections progressing to the semi finals.
With the resignation of Skelmorlie, the 18 member clubs were drawn in two sections of 5 and 2 sections of 4 teams.
Ardeer, finalist in the last three seasons, will contest Section A, alongside Beith, Troon Welbeck, Annanhill and 2006 semi finalists Ballochmyle.
Section B sees local Prestwick rivals, St. Cuthbert and St. Nicholas, contesting the section alongside Troon St. Meddans, Kilbirnie and Caprington.
There is also a local derby in Section C where Largs and Largs Routenburn battle it out with Kilmarnock Barassie and the 2006 semi finalists, Ayr Belleisle.
Defending champions West Kilbride will bid to defend their title against Irvine Ravenspark, Loudoun and New Cumnock in Section D.
The Sections at a glance are :-
SECTION A
Ardeer
Beith
Troon Welbeck
Kilmarnock Annanhill
Ballochmyle
SECTION B
Troon St. Meddans
Prestwick St. Cuthbert
Kilbirnie Place
Prestwick St. Nicholas
Caprington
SECTION C
Ayr Belleisle
Largs
Kilmarnock (Barassie)
Largs Routenburn
SECTION D
West Kilbride
Irvine Ravenspark
Loudoun
New Cumnock
Matches are played over the summer months, on a home and away basis, with the winners of the four qualifying sections progressing to the semi finals.
With the resignation of Skelmorlie, the 18 member clubs were drawn in two sections of 5 and 2 sections of 4 teams.
Ardeer, finalist in the last three seasons, will contest Section A, alongside Beith, Troon Welbeck, Annanhill and 2006 semi finalists Ballochmyle.
Section B sees local Prestwick rivals, St. Cuthbert and St. Nicholas, contesting the section alongside Troon St. Meddans, Kilbirnie and Caprington.
There is also a local derby in Section C where Largs and Largs Routenburn battle it out with Kilmarnock Barassie and the 2006 semi finalists, Ayr Belleisle.
Defending champions West Kilbride will bid to defend their title against Irvine Ravenspark, Loudoun and New Cumnock in Section D.
The Sections at a glance are :-
SECTION A
Ardeer
Beith
Troon Welbeck
Kilmarnock Annanhill
Ballochmyle
SECTION B
Troon St. Meddans
Prestwick St. Cuthbert
Kilbirnie Place
Prestwick St. Nicholas
Caprington
SECTION C
Ayr Belleisle
Largs
Kilmarnock (Barassie)
Largs Routenburn
SECTION D
West Kilbride
Irvine Ravenspark
Loudoun
New Cumnock
AYRSHIRE JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE - New League officials elected to posts
At the meeting of the Ayrshire Junior Golf League Executive on Monday 6 February 2006, Bill Taylor, a past club Captain, was elected to the Chairmanship of The League, on behalf of and representing Troon Welbeck.
The meeting also elected Barry Somerville (Caprington) to the post of Secretary, replacing Alasdair Malcolm (Prestwick St. Cuthbert) who demitted office at this meeting, having served over 16 years in the post. Barry Somerville was also elected as the League representative to the Ayrshire Golf Association.
Following the retiral of the Assistant Secretary Alastair Graham (Prestwick St. Cuthbert) at the A.G.M. last year, Billy Tait (Annanhill) was elected to the vacant post.
Former Ayrshire Golf Association President Robin Baker was elected to the post of League Treasurer.
The meeting also elected Barry Somerville (Caprington) to the post of Secretary, replacing Alasdair Malcolm (Prestwick St. Cuthbert) who demitted office at this meeting, having served over 16 years in the post. Barry Somerville was also elected as the League representative to the Ayrshire Golf Association.
Following the retiral of the Assistant Secretary Alastair Graham (Prestwick St. Cuthbert) at the A.G.M. last year, Billy Tait (Annanhill) was elected to the vacant post.
Former Ayrshire Golf Association President Robin Baker was elected to the post of League Treasurer.
Sunday, February 05, 2006
AYRSHIRE GOLF ASSOCIATION - 2006 fixtures
The 2006 Ayrshire Golf Association fixture list is nearing completion with most events and venues now finalised. The fixtures are :-
DATE - EVENT (VENUE)
26 February - Ayrshire Vs. Troon Welbeck (Lochgreen- provisional)
05 March - Ayrshire Vs. Irvine (Bogside) (Irvine Bogside-provisional)
12 March - Ayrshire Vs. St. Cuthbert (St. Cuthbert-provisional)
19 March - Ayrshire Vs. Kilmarnock (Barassie) (Kilmarnock Barassie)
26 March - Ayrshire Vs. South Of Scotland (Brunston Castle)
16 April - Ayrshire Boys Team Championship (Caprington-provisional)
23 April - Ayrshire Strokeplay Championship (Kilmarnock Barassie)
1 – 4 May - Ayrshire Matchplay Championship (Troon Portland)
(?) May - Ayrshire U18 Vs. Glasgow U18 (Away)
21 May - Area Team Vs. Borders (Brunston Castle)
18 June - Ayrshire U18 Vs. Renfrwewshire U18 (Prestwick St. Nicholas)
20 June - Ayrshire Seniors Championship (T.B.A.)
02 July - Ayrshire Club Championship (T.B.A.)
09 July - Ayrshire U18 Vs. Stirlingshire U18 (Ballochmyle)
03 August - Ayrshire Boys Championship (Largs)
04 August - Champion Of Champions Semi Finals (Royal Troon)
06 August - Area Team Vs. Stirlingshire (Glenbervie)
10-12 August - Ayrshire Boys Matchplay (Prestwick)
11 August - Champion Of Champions Final (Royal Troon)
( ? ) August - Ayrshire U18 Vs. Lanarkshire U18 (Away)
24 September - Area Team Vs. Renfrewshire (Bonnyton)
24 September - Ayrshire U18 Vs. Dumbartonshire U18 (Largs)
(?) September - Ayrshire Autumn Meeting (T.B.A.)
(?) September - Ayrshire Fourball Final (T.B.A.)
14 October - Ayrshire A Vs. Renfrewshire A (St. Cuthbert)
14 October - Ayrshire Y Vs. Renfrewshire Y (Caldwell)
21 October - Ayrshire A Vs. Stirlingshire A (Dunblane New)
21 October - Ayrshire Y Vs. Stirlingshire Y (Ardeer)
28 October - Ayrshire A Vs. Lanarkshire A (West Kilbride)
28 October - Ayrshire Y Vs. Lanarkshire Y (Strathaven)
04 November - Ayrshire A Vs. Dumbartonshire A (Kirkintilloch)
04 November - Ayrshire Y Vs. Dumbartonshire Y (Brunston Castle)
11 November - Ayrshire A Vs. Glasgow A (Irvine-provisional)
11 November - Ayrshire Y Vs. Glasgow Y (Away)
DATE - EVENT (VENUE)
26 February - Ayrshire Vs. Troon Welbeck (Lochgreen- provisional)
05 March - Ayrshire Vs. Irvine (Bogside) (Irvine Bogside-provisional)
12 March - Ayrshire Vs. St. Cuthbert (St. Cuthbert-provisional)
19 March - Ayrshire Vs. Kilmarnock (Barassie) (Kilmarnock Barassie)
26 March - Ayrshire Vs. South Of Scotland (Brunston Castle)
16 April - Ayrshire Boys Team Championship (Caprington-provisional)
23 April - Ayrshire Strokeplay Championship (Kilmarnock Barassie)
1 – 4 May - Ayrshire Matchplay Championship (Troon Portland)
(?) May - Ayrshire U18 Vs. Glasgow U18 (Away)
21 May - Area Team Vs. Borders (Brunston Castle)
18 June - Ayrshire U18 Vs. Renfrwewshire U18 (Prestwick St. Nicholas)
20 June - Ayrshire Seniors Championship (T.B.A.)
02 July - Ayrshire Club Championship (T.B.A.)
09 July - Ayrshire U18 Vs. Stirlingshire U18 (Ballochmyle)
03 August - Ayrshire Boys Championship (Largs)
04 August - Champion Of Champions Semi Finals (Royal Troon)
06 August - Area Team Vs. Stirlingshire (Glenbervie)
10-12 August - Ayrshire Boys Matchplay (Prestwick)
11 August - Champion Of Champions Final (Royal Troon)
( ? ) August - Ayrshire U18 Vs. Lanarkshire U18 (Away)
24 September - Area Team Vs. Renfrewshire (Bonnyton)
24 September - Ayrshire U18 Vs. Dumbartonshire U18 (Largs)
(?) September - Ayrshire Autumn Meeting (T.B.A.)
(?) September - Ayrshire Fourball Final (T.B.A.)
14 October - Ayrshire A Vs. Renfrewshire A (St. Cuthbert)
14 October - Ayrshire Y Vs. Renfrewshire Y (Caldwell)
21 October - Ayrshire A Vs. Stirlingshire A (Dunblane New)
21 October - Ayrshire Y Vs. Stirlingshire Y (Ardeer)
28 October - Ayrshire A Vs. Lanarkshire A (West Kilbride)
28 October - Ayrshire Y Vs. Lanarkshire Y (Strathaven)
04 November - Ayrshire A Vs. Dumbartonshire A (Kirkintilloch)
04 November - Ayrshire Y Vs. Dumbartonshire Y (Brunston Castle)
11 November - Ayrshire A Vs. Glasgow A (Irvine-provisional)
11 November - Ayrshire Y Vs. Glasgow Y (Away)
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