SCOTTISH SENIORS CHAMPIONSHIP - Mair, Fulker & Miller stay in touch with one round to go

Ayrshire have three players in the top six places after two rounds of the 2011 Scottish Seniors Strokeplay Championship, being held at Irvine (Bogside) this week.

Gordon Mair of the host club now leads the Ayrshire challenge after two rounds, his 72 on Thursday along with his opening 75 giving him a total of 147 and leaving him just one stroke behind the tournament leader John Fraser (Royal Burgess).

After leading the field with his first round 70, Robbie Fulker (Kilmarnock Barassie) slipped back a little with a second round 78, but is still well positioned, just two off the pace.

Ayrshire President David J Miller (Kilmarnock Barassie) added a second round 76 to his opening 74 for a 150 total, to leave him still in with a chance of the title with one round to go.

The cut fell at 159, with Alan Harrington (154), David Brown (157) and John Ashton (159) from Ayrshire clubs also booking a place in the final days play on Friday.

One of the most notable qualifiers after Thursdays second round must be Rich Tolly from the United States Of America. Opening with a 77 on Wednesday, Tolly was hampered by an injury to his big toe which resulted in medical treatment and the on course first aiders being required to dress his toe prior to his second round. The dressing meant that Tolly could not get his golf shoe on so he completed an impressive round of 74 on Thursday, for a championship total of 151, wearing a golf shoe on one foot shoe and an open toed sandal on his injured foot. It remains to be seen if he will set a new trend in golfing footwear if he has a similarly good score with his unconventional attire on Friday.

Leading scores and qualifiers for the third round were :-

146 - John Fraser (Royal Burgess) 75 71
147 - Gordon Mair (Irvine) 75 72, Charles Banks (Stanton on the Wolds) 73 74
148 - Robbie Fulker (Kilmarnock Barassie) 70 78
149 - Glyn Rees (Fleetwood) 75 74
150 - Fraser McClusky (Royal Burgess) 74 76, David J Miller (Kilmarnock Barassie) 74 76, James Gardner (Broomieknowe) 76 74
151 - Adrian Donkersley (Gerrards Cross) 75 76, Rich Tolly (US) 77 74, Ian Hutcheon (Monifieth) 74 77
152 - John Baldwin (Sunningdale) 76 76, Robbie Stewart (Tulliallan) 79 73, Roy Smethurst (Crewe) 76 76
153 - David Smith (Stirling) 75 78, Douglas Cameron (Moor Park) 73 80, Gordon MacDonald (Callander) 74 79
154 - Richard Gray (Cowglen) 77 77, Dave Jessup (Rochester and Cobham) 77 77, Michael Wilson (Strathpeffer Spa) 76 78, Alan Harrington (Western Gailes) 74 80
155 - John Johnston (Royal Aberdeen) 81 74, Gerry Boobis (Ravelston) 78 77, Stephen Whymark (Woodbridge) 77 78, Michael Jenkins (Duff House Royal) 75 80, Michael Wigley (Royal North Devon) 74 81
156 - David Millar (St Andrews New) 79 77, Keith Morris (Camberley Heath) 78 78, Billy Mitchell (Hankley Common) 75 81, Lindsay Gordon (Turnhouse) 74 82, Derek Murphy (Kinross) 73 83
157 - David Brown (Irvine Ravenspark) 74 83, Albert Smith (Turriff) 83 74. John Willis (Carlisle) 80 77, Bob Humble (Kilspindie) 74 83
159 - Iain MacDonald (Bruntsfield Links) 84 75, Dave Millar (Goswick ) 81 78, Mike Wilde (Camberley Heath) 77 82, Nick O’Byrne (Moor Park) 81 78,Colin Christy (Kilmacolm) 79 80, Jim Watt (Edzell) 78 81, John Ashton (Prestwick St Nicholas) 80 79

Ayrshire non qualifiers were :-

160 - Sam Moore (Irvine) 81 79
162 - Iain McKenzie (Annanhill) 81 81
163 - Gordon Graham (Irvine) 81 82, Alan McEwan (Western Gailes) 80 83
166 - Ronnie McLellan (Turnberry) 83 83
167 - Billy Wilson (Prestwick St Nicholas) 85 82
168 - David Bruce (Irvine Ravenspark) 86 82
174 - William Wallace (Prestwick St Cuthbert) 84 90
178 - Keith Howie (West Kilbride) 90 88
203 - Alexander Jack (Ayr Seafield) 109 94
N/R - Douglas McKinnon (Ballochmyle) N/R 84, John Broadfoot (Turnbery) 84 N/R, William Moore (Irvine Ravenspark) N/R ---

DOC THOM AYRSHIRE ORDER OF MERIT - Smyth remains well in front in chase for title

Michael Smyth (Royal Troon) remains well in front in the chase for the 2011 Doc Thom Ayrshire Order Of Merit title, with 10 of the 14 counting events now completed, and only the results of the McGilchrist Cup at Ardeer still to be added.

second place in the Hillhouse Cup and a win in the Belleisle Cup boosted Smyth's total to 412.5, to give him a substantial lead over nearest rival Jamie Mackay (Kilmarnock Barassie).

His runner up placing in The Amateur Championship raised Michael Stewart (Troon Welbeck) up to third place, just a single point ahead of John Haggarty (Loudoun), who moved up the table courtesy of his second place finish in the Ballochmyle Open.

Holder Tommy McInally (Loudoun) remains in the hunt in fifth place, boosted by a first place in the Loudoun Open, whilst 2009 winner Keith Hamilton (Ayr Belleisle) moved himself up to joint sixth place with a first place in the Ayr Seafield Open recently.

The next counting event is the Scottish Amateur Championship at Western Gailes from 25 - 30 July.

Other counting events remaining are :-

21.08.11 - Viking Krus (Largs)
28.08.11 - Welbeck Links (Troon Welbeck)
17.09.11 - Arrol Cup (Prestwick St Nicholas)

Current points totals and placings are :-

412.5		Michael	Smyth	Royal Troon
187.5		Jamie	Mackay	Kil. Barassie
175		Michael	Stewart	Troon Welbeck
174		John	Haggarty	Loudoun
150		Tommy	McInally	Loudoun
108.75		Keith	Hamilton	Ayr Belleisle
108.75		Craig	Hamilton	Ballochmyle
100		Scott	McCahill	Maybole
77.5		Marc	Smith	Troon Welbeck
75		John	Cairney	Ravenspark
75		David	Kelso	Tam O Shanter
74		Scott	Gilchrist	Loudoun
71.25		David	McLellan	Largs
58.75		Gary	Bryden	Girvan
42.5		Stephen	Spence	Irvine
42.5		David	Tierney	Ayr Belleisle
42.5		Kenneth	Campbell	Ayr Carrick
35		Stephen	Murray	Troon Welbeck
27.5		Robbie	Fulker	Kil. Barassie
24		Stuart	White	Girvan
24		Paul	Denim	Loudoun
24		S	Muir	Loudoun
20		George	Robertson	Ravenspark
11.67		Josie	Gillon	Tam O Shanter
11.67		Alex	Jack	Ayr Seafield
11.67		Stephen	Coulter	Ravenspark
8.75		Denis	Larman	Annanhill
8.75		Richard	Easterbrook	Ballochmyle
8.75		William	Wilson	Ballochmyle
8.75		Neil	McCormack	New Cumnock
7.5		Stuart	Miller	Kil. Barassie
7.5		Gavin	Wilson	Loudoun
5		Graeme	Rowan	Ballochmyle

AYRSHIRE JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE - Bogside and Ayr Belleisle set for semi finals

Matches in the four qualifying sections of the 2011 Ayrshire Junior Golf League championship are due to be completed by the end of July, and all four sections are now under way.

In SECTION A, Annanhill have opened their bid for a semi final spot with two wins, by 6 - 0 at home to Largs and 4 - 2 away to Troon Welbeck. Troon Welbeck bounced back from their opening match defeat with a 3.5 - 2.5 win at Largs in their second match.

Present positions in the section are :-

CLUB - P/W/D/L/F/A/DIF/PTS

Annanhill - 2/2/0/0/10/2/+8/8
Troon Welbeck - 2/1/0/1/5.5/6.5/-1/4
Largs - 2/0/0/2/2.5/9.5/-7/0

Matches remaining :-

28.06.11 - Troon Welbeck Vs largs
07.07.11 - Largs Vs Annanhill
10.07.11 - Annanhill Vs Troon Welbeck


In SECTION B, Irvine (Bogside) are on the way to the semi finals despite defeat by 4 - 2 in their latest match at Prestwick St Nicholas.

After defeating Irvine, St Nicholas went on to defeat Loudoun at home by 5 - 1 but with only an away match at Loudoun remaining, even a 6 - 0 win for the Prestwick club would only leave them on the same points total as Irvine, but withe a worse games difference over all the matches.

Present positions in the section are :-

CLUB - P/W/D/L/F/A/DIF/PTS

Irvine - 4/3/0/1/16.5/7.5/+9/12
Prestwick St Nicholas - 3/2/0/1/10/8/+2/8
Loudoun - 3/0/0/3/3.5/14.5/-11/0

Matches remaining :-

29.07.11 - Loudoun Vs Prestwick St Nicholas

In SECTION C, Ayr Belleisle completed a 100% record for the season as they secured their semi final place by some margin, with only one match remaining to be completed in the section.

In their final two matches, both at home, the Ayr Bellesile side beat caprington by 5 - 1 and Irvine Ravenspark by 4.5 - 1.5 to complete a 6 wins from 6 record. After losing 5 - 1 away to irvine Ravesnpark, Caprington gained some revenge in the reverse fixture, beating ravenspark by 4 - 2 in the return at Kilmarnock.

Present positions in the section are :-

CLUB - P/W/D/L/F/A/DIF/PTS

Ayr Belleisle - 6/8/0/0/27/9/+18/20
Ballochmyle - 5/1/2/2/14.5/15.5/_1/8
Irvine Ravenspark - 5/1/1/3/12.5/17.5/-5/6
Caprington - 6/1/1/3/12/24/-12/2

Matches remaining:-

04.07.11 - Ballochmyle Vs Irvine Ravenspark

In SECTION D, Prestwick St Cuthbert remain undefeated and lead the way in the section, with their final match of the campaign at Kilmarnock (Barassie) looking likely to go a long way to deciding the destiny of the semi final place.

Held to a 3 - 3 draw by Kilmarnock (Barassie) at home, the St Cuthbert side recoverded with a further 3 - 3 draw away to West Kilbride before being awarded a walkover (scored 4-2) by Ardeer in their recently scheduled away match there.

Present positions in the section are :-

CLUB - P/W/D/L/F/A/DIF/PTS

Prestwick St Cuthbert - 5/3/2/0/20/10/+10/16
Kilmarnock (Barassie) - 3/2/1/0/11.5/6.5/+5/10
West Kilbride - 3/0/1/2/6.5/11.5/-5/2
Ardeer - 3/0/0/3/4/14/-10/0

Remaining matches :-

05.07.11 - Ardeer Vs West  Kilbride
17.07.11 - Ardeer Vs Kilmarnock Barassie
20.07.11 - West Kilbride Vs Ardeer
24.07.11 - Kilmarnock Barassie Vs Prestwick St Cuthbert
28.07.11 - West Kilbride Vs Kilmarnock Barassie

SCOTTISH SENIOR WOMENS STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP - Glennie brings title to Ayrshire

Ayrshire Ladies County Captain Alex Glennie rounded of a perfect month on Wednesday 29th June when she won the Scottish Seniors Strokeplay Championship, just over a week after leading the Ayrshire Ladies' team to their first Scottish County Finals for 8 years.

Thanks to Colin Farquharson for the championship report


By COLIN FARQUHARSON

Colin@scottishgolfview.com

Kilmarnock Barassie's Alex Glennie is the new Scottish senior women's amateur stroke-play golf champion.

In a tight finish with only a couple of strokes covering the leading four players, Alex, pictured, won the title at Portpatrick Dunskey Golf Club, near Stranraer with rounds of 76 and 74 for a total of 150.

She had a shot to spare over runner-up Noreen Fenton (Dunbar) who scored 75 and 76.

Joint third on 152 were overnight leader Alison Bartlett (Royal Dornoch) (73-79) and Cruden Bay's Jill Harrison who matched the par of 71 in her second round, an improvement of 10 shots on her first circuit.

Defending champion Heather Anderson (Blairgowrie) finished fifth on 154 (76-78).

Former Scottish women's amateur champion Alison Gemmill (Kilmarnock Barassie), making her debut in the over-50s championship, finished well down the field with rounds of 85 and 80 for 165.

The leading 16 players qualified for the Scottish senior women's match-play championship over the same course, starting on Thursday.

Alex Glennie is automatically No 1 seed for that event.

The match-play draw is:

10min intervals.

8.30 Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie) v Patricia Hutton (Lanark), Ann Lowe (Royal Birkdale) v Sue Penman (Gullane Ladies), Heather Anderson (Blairgowrie) v Moira Thomson (Gullane Ladies), Pamela Williamson (Baberton) v Alison Bartlett (Royal Dornoch).

9.10 Jill Harrison (Cruden Bay) v Janice Paterson (Drumpellier), Kathleen Sutherland (Royal Montrose) v Elaine Allison (Stirling), Mary Smith (Tain) v May Hughes (Lanark), Lorna Bennett (Ladybank) v Noreen Fenton (Dunbar).

HANDICAP CHAMPIONSHIP

9.50 Caroline King (Clober) (12) v Beverley Brown (St Rule) (11); Muriel Dysart (Cathkin Braes) (13) v Sandra Littlejohn (Erskine) (12).
10.10 Carol Fell (Ranfurly Castle) (10) v Sandie Streets (Largs (11); Margot Barr (Gairloch) (11) v Anne Wilson (Portpatrick) (12).

LEADING FINAL TOTALS

Par 142 (2x71)

150 Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie) 76 74.

151 Noreen Fenton (Dunbar) 75 76.

152 Jill Harrison (Cruden Bay) 81 71, Alison Bartlett (Royal Dornoch) 73 79.

154 Heather Anderson (Blairgowrie) 76 78.

155 Elaine Allison (Stirling) 80 75, Mary Smith (Tain) 79 76, Sue Penman (Gullane Ladies) 777, Ann Lowe (Royal Birkdale) 76 79.

156 May Hughes (Lanark) 75 81.

157 Kathleen Sutherland (Royal Montrose) 80 77, Moira Thomson (Gullane Ladies) 76780.

158 Ann Smart (Banchory) 78 80, Pamela Williamson (Babertton) 77 81.

159 Janice Paterson (Drumpellier) 83 76, Lorna Bennett (Ladybank) 82 77, Patricia Hutton (Lanark) 80 79. Jennifer Mack (Haggs Castle) 80 79.

160 Linda McDougall (Greenock) 83 77, Lesley Johnston (Gullane Ladies) 82 78, Linda Urquhart (Banchory) 81 79, Helen Faulds (Douglas Park) 79 81.

161 Karen Ballantyne (Craigmillar Park) 83 78, Joanne Scott (Cathkin Braes) 80 81, Lynne Terry (Cruden Bay) 80 81.

162 Bargara Biggart (North Berwick) 80 82.

163 Pauline Warlow (Cathkin Braes) 82 81, Anna Telfer (Milngavie) 81 83, Karen Maxwell (Milngavie) 80 83.

164 Linda Dyball (Pitreavie) 87 77, Carol Fell (Ranfurly Castle), 87 77, Caroline King (Clober) 83 81, Sheena McDonald (Buchanan Castle) 80 84.

165 Alison Gemmill (Kilmarnock Barassie) 85 80.

166 Janette McCartney (Erskine) 84 82, Anne Brownie (Gullane Ladies) 83 83, Suzanne Cadden (Cardross) 77 89.

167 Anne Wilson (Portpatrick Dunskey) 86 81, Susan MacVicar (Gairloch) 85 82, Sandie Streets (Largs) 82 85, Margot Barr (Gairloch) 81 86.

168 Ruth Brown (Lothianburn) 87 81, Sandra Littlejohn (Erskine) 84 84, Gillian Wallace (Blairgowrie) 82 86.

SCOTTISH SENIORS CHAMPIONSHIP - Fulker three ahead aftr first round

Robbie Fulker

Former Ayrshire Matchplay and Champion Of Champions Trophy winner Robbie Fulker (Kilmarnock Barassie) is the early leader of the Scottish Seniors Championship, being played this week at Irvine (Bogside).

In the first round on Wednesday, Fulker posted a one under par score of 70 to take a three shot lead into day two.

Three other Ayrshire players lie joint fifth on 74 (+3), David Brown (Irvine Ravenspark), David J. Miller (Kilmarnock Barassie) and Alan Harrington (Western Gailes).

Gordon Mair (Irvine) lies one shot further back on 75 (+4)

Other Ayrshire scores :-

80 (+9) - John Ashton (Prestwick St Nicholas), Alan McEwan (Western Gailes)
81 (+10) - Gordon Graham (Irvine), Sam Moore (Irvine)
83 (+12) - Ronnie McLellan (Turnberry)
84 (+13) - William Wallace (Prestwick St Cuthbert), John Broadfoot (Turnberry)
85 (+14) - Billy Wilson (Prestwick St Nicholas)
86 (+15) - David Bruce (Irvine Ravenspark)
90 (+19) - Keith Howie (West Kilbride)
109 (+38) - Alexander Jack (Ayr Seafield)
N/R - William Moore (Irvine Ravenspark), Douglas McKinnon (Ballochmyle)

The field will play a further 18 holes on Thursday with the top 40 players, and ties, will play a further 18 holes on Friday to decide the championship.

EUROPEAN BOYS TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP - McDonald named in Scotland team

Jack McDonald

Young Scots Golfers Prague-Bound for Euro Challenge

(SGU News Release)

Current SGU Boys Order of Merit leader Greig Marchbank has been rewarded for his fine form this season with a place in the Scotland team for next week’s European Boys Team Championship in Prague (5 – 9 July).

Marchbank, from Dumfries & County GC, won the recent Junior Tour event at Cardrona with an impressive six-under par aggregate of 282 and has built up a significant lead in the boys’ standings after a string of fine performances throughout 2011, including a share of second place in the Golf Data Lab Scottish Youths Championship.

Liberton’s Anthony Blaney, second behind Marchbank in the rankings, also earns his first taste of European team action. The 17-year-old played a key role in the Lothians team’s defence of the Scottish Boys Area Championship earlier this month and also finished runner-up to Marchbank in the Junior Tour event at Cardrona.

Joining him will be Lothians team-mate Grant Forrest, the former Scottish Boys Champion and current Boys Order of Merit number three, while Kilmarnock (Barassie)’s Jack McDonald will be the most experienced player in the six-man team having competed in the previous two European Championships and Boys’ Home Internationals.

Eamon Bradley (Mount Ellen), fourth in the boys’ rankings and who finished seventh in the East of Scotland Open Championship at the weekend, is another debutant in the team, with St Andrews rising star Ewan Scott, winner of the opening Junior Tour event of the season, completing the line-up. Scott, the former English Boys U14s champion, will be the youngest member of the team, having recently turned 16.

The Championship begins on Tuesday at the Prague City Golf Club, with two rounds of stroke play qualifying before the top eight teams compete for the title in the first flight of match play.

Defending champions Denmark have dominated the tournament in recent years and will be aiming for their fourth win out of the last five years, while the Scots are looking for their first win in the event since 2000, when Martin Laird featured in the winning side and will be hoping to improve on last season’s tenth place finish.

The full Scotland team, sponsored by Aberdeen Asset Management and TaylorMade-adidas Golf, is:

Anthony Blaney (Liberton)

Eamon Bradley (Mount Ellen)
Grant Forrest (Craigielaw)
Jack McDonald (Kilmarnock Barassie)
Greig Marchbank (Dumfries & County)
Ewan Scott (St Andrews)

SCOTTISH SENIORS CHAMPIONSHIP - Ayrshire well represented in Irvine (Bogside) field

Ayrshire will have a good representation in the
Scottish Seniors Championship 
which takes place at Irvine (Bogside) 
from Wednesday 29th June to Friday 1st July.

18 players in the field of 144 hail from local clubs.

The full draw for order of play on Wednesday 29th June is :-

07:30	1	BROTHERSTON, Ian	Dumfries & County
		STAFFORD, Tony	Gleneagles
		MAIR, Gordon	Irvine (Bogside)
07:40	1	CAMERON, Douglas	Moor Park
		BANKS, Charles	Stanton on the Wolds
		LANE, David	Goring & Streatley
07:50	1	CHRISTY, Colin	Kilmacolm
		MCQUADE, Denis	Glenbervie
		STEWART, Robert	Tulliallan
08:00	1	MCCLUSKY, Fraser	Royal Burgess
		MILLER, David	Kilmarnock (Barassie)
		GRAHAM, Gordon	Irvine
08:10	1	SMETHURST, Roy	Crewe
		JORDAN, Robert	USA
		GARDNER, James	Broomieknowe
08:20	1	BROWN, Graham	Royal Liverpool
		SLATER, Phillip	Sandiway
		LAMB, Peter	Biggar
08:30	1	WHYMARK, Stephen	Woodbridge
		GORDON, Lindsay	Turnhouse
		MAATMAN, Jerry	USA
08:40	1	NELSON, Ronald	Powfoot
		FIDDES, Alistair	Murcar Links
		MURPHY, Derek	Kinross
08:50	1	FOX, Robert	Royal Lytham & St Annes
		JESSUP, Dave	Rochester & Cobham Park
		WILSON, Michael	Strathpeffer Spa
09:00	1	FULKER, Robbie	Kilmarnock (Barassie)
		RODAKS, George	Moffat
		BRADLY, Ronald	Baberton
09:10	1	JENKINS, Michael	Duff House Royal
		ARNOLD, Douglas	Copthorne
		RHORER, Steve	USA
09:20	1	MOORE, Willam	Irvine Ravenspark
		JOHNSTON, John	Lanark
		SEWELL, Phil	Castle Royle
09:30	1	WATT, Jim	Edzell
		KINNIBURGH, Hugh	Lanark
		ASHTON, John	Prestwick St Nicholas
09:40	1	PIRIE, Alexander	Hazlehead
		GRIFFITHS, Basil	Llanymynech
		MCLELLAN, Ronnie	Turnberry
09:50	1	FRASER, John	Royal Burgess
		MCEWAN, Alan	Western Gailes
		BROWN, William	Strathaven
10:00	1	TEMPLE, Marty	USA
		SMITH, Brian	Kilmacolm
		MACDONALD, Gordon	Callander
10:10	1	POND, Stuart	Worksop
		WALKER, Robert	Crewe
		ELDER, Allan	Kirkcaldy
10:20	1	MCCART, Donald	Sherwood Forest
		WIGLEY, Michael	Royal North Devon
		MARTIN, Denis	Newbiggin
10:30	1	ELLIS, Stephen	Innellan
		JAMIESON, Peter	Cathkin Braes
		MACDONALD, Scott	Dunfermline
10:40	1	BREWER, Ashley	Denham
		KINLOCH, James	Cardross
		TAYLOR, Alastair	Turnhouse
10:50	1	GRIEVE, Brian	King James VI
		HUTCHEON, Ian	Monifieth
		REES, Glyn	Fleetwood
11:00	1	WILLIS, John	Carlisle
		GILLAN, Ian	Bishopbriggs
		EDGAR, Bob	Blackpool North Shore
11:10	1	JOHNSTON, James	Northumberland
		HUMBLE, Bob	Kilspindie
		HARRINGTON, Alan	Western Gailes
11:20	1	GILLESPIE, David	Turnhouse
		AMAN, Jalil	Grangemouth
		MCDONALD, John	Cowglen
11:40	1	BRADY, Scott	Lundin
		MACDONALD, Iain	Bruntsfield Links
		MOORE, Sam	Irvine (Bogside)
11:50	1	MACINTYRE, Bill	Harpenden
		DONKERSLEY, Adrian	Gerrards Cross
		BRUCE, Keith	Edzell
12:00	1	CLARK, Keith	Mortonhall
		JOHNSTON, John	Royal Aberdeen
		GRAY, Richard	Cowglen
12:10	1	RUSSELL, Kenneth	Wigtown & Bladnoch
		HUGHES, Glyn	Church Stretton
		SIM, John	Duff House Royal
12:20	1	TOLLY, Rich	USA
		HARRISON, Kenneth	Carluke
		STEWART, Iain	Curragh
12:30	1	MILLAR, David	St Andrews New
		GAULT, Paul	Westerwood
		BROWN, David	Irvine Ravenspark
12:40	1	HEATON, Dave	Delamere Forest
		RITCHIE, Alexander	Bothwell Castle
		PATON, James	Kirkintilloch
12:50	1	MCKINNON, Douglas	Ballochmyle
		SMITH, David	Stirling
		THOMAS, James	Ravensworth
13:00	1	THOMSON, Gordon	Bearsden
		MARKS, Jonathan	Woodbridge
		JONES, Michael	Moortown
13:10	1	BOOBIS, Gerry	Ravelston
		HUBNER, Thomas	Germany
		CRELLIN, Paul	Prenton
13:20	1	DOIG, Gordon	Southerness
		WRIGHT, Alastair	Goring & Streatley
		BRUCE, David	Irvine Ravenspark
13:30	1	ROYLANCE, Eric	Stockport
		SMITH, Albert	Turriff
		FERGUSON, Alan	Drumpellier
13:40	1	PAYNE, George	Prestbury
		STABLES, Stephen	Wigtown & Bladnoch
		LAIRD, Andrew	Deeside
13:50	1	MORTON, Wilson	Dunbar
		GOURLAY, Iain	Strathaven
		MORRIS, Keith	Camberley Heath
14:00	1	ROOKE, Michael	Llanymynech
		MILLAR, Dave	Goswick
		MITCHELL, Billy	Hankley Common
14:10	1	TAYLOR, Ian	Royal Burgess
		WALLACE, William	Prestwick St Cuthbert
		BALDWIN, John	Sunningdale
14:20	1	BROADFOOT, John	Turnberry
		NAIRN, Robert	Lochmaben
		HINDSHAW, John	Stinchcombe Hill
14:30	1	METHVEN, Bill	Royal Aberdeen
		WILDE, Mike	Camberley Heath
		FRANKEL, Lee	France
14:40	1	MCGEE, Graham	Erskine
		GEMMELL, Ian	Stockport
		JACK, Alexander	Ayr Seafield
14:50	1	CARSON, Tom	Lockerbie
		LYNCH, Sean	Minchinhampton
		MILLER, David	Nuneaton
15:00	1	SANDER, Stephen	Sunningdale
		HOWIE, Keith	West Kilbride
		HODGSON, Albert	Penrith
15:10	1	TOWLSON, John	Cemberley Heath
		JEROME, Danny	Addington Palace
		NASH, Gerry	Dyke
15:20	1	O'BYRNE, Nick	Moor Park
		KIRWAN, Joe	Bramhall
		WILSON, Billy	Prestwick St Nicholas
15:30	1	DICKSON, Ian	Lundin
		THOMSON, Kenneth	Bramall Park
		CUMMING, Ian	Eastwood
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