New Cumnock have withdrawn from the 2017 Ayrshire Scratch league competition due to difficulties anticipated in fielding a team throughout the campaign.
Rather than begin their fixture and having to withdraw mid way through the season, the club rightly decided to withdraw before the fixtures began.
The withdrawal of New Cumnock leaves five teams chasing the Division 4 title this year.
In Division 4, Tam O Shanter got off to a winning start with a 4.5 - 1.5 home win over Moorpark in their first fixture of the season, played recently.
The only other result returned this week was in Division 1 where Wet Kilbride and Turnberry shared the spoils at the Seamill course in a 3 - 3 draw.
Sunday, April 30, 2017
AYRSHIRE HANDICAP LEAGUE - Opening matches under way
A number of early matches have been completed in the new Ayrshire Handicap League recently.
In section B, Rowallan Castle's opening win at Moorpark was tempered when they slipped to a 4 - 2 home defeat at the hands of Beith in their second match.
In section C, Largs Routenburn opened their title bid with a 3.5 - 2.5 home win over Troon merchants
In section B, Rowallan Castle's opening win at Moorpark was tempered when they slipped to a 4 - 2 home defeat at the hands of Beith in their second match.
In section C, Largs Routenburn opened their title bid with a 3.5 - 2.5 home win over Troon merchants
PRESIDENT'S PUTTER - opening round completed in handicap club team knockout competition.
The opening two matches in the 2017 Ayrshire handicap club team knockout competition for the President's putter have been completed.
Crosshouse had an away win against Troon Welbeck and will be at home to Ayr dalmilling in the second round after the dalmilling team had a home win over Brusnton Castle in round 1.
All second round matches are due to be completed by 28th May.
The full second round draw is :-
Crosshouse had an away win against Troon Welbeck and will be at home to Ayr dalmilling in the second round after the dalmilling team had a home win over Brusnton Castle in round 1.
All second round matches are due to be completed by 28th May.
The full second round draw is :-
2nd Round |
Played By:- 28th May 2017 |
Crosshouse
|
Ayr Dalmilling
|
Auchenharvie
|
Abbotsford
|
Loudoun
|
Prestwick St Nicholas
|
Irvine Ravenspark
|
Ballochmyle
|
Troon St Meddans
|
West Kilbride
|
Muirkirk
|
Drongan
|
Braehead
|
Skelmorlie
|
Ayr Seafield
|
Moorpark
|
Troon Portland
|
NB Parkstone
|
Ardeer
|
Tam 'O' Shanter
|
Ayr Belleisle
|
Caprington
|
Stewarton
|
Prestwick St Cuthbert
|
Ayr Neptune
|
Rowallan Castle
|
Troon Merchants
|
Turnberry
|
Kilmarnock Barassie
|
New Cumnock
|
Kilbirnie Place
|
Girvan
|
AYRSHIRE FOURBALL CHAMPIONSHIP - Round two line up confirmed
The line up for the second round of the 2017 Ayrshire Fourball Championship has now been confirmed.
In the outstanding first round ties, Gordon & Ian McKenzie (Annanhuill) had a walkover against Tommy & James O'Ware (Braehead) and now travel to irvine in the next round.
Graeme Kerr & Gerry Reid (Alton) hand a 4 & 3 win away against Steven Jackson & Andy Graham (Wallacetown) and now host Irvine Ravenspark in round two whilst John McBean & Andy Brown (Ayr Belleisle) will travel to meet Drongan in round two following their opening round win at the 19th hole over John & Scott Bunyan (Tam O Shanter).
Seamus Connor & Stuart Horsburgh (Malletsheugh) are through to the third round. They were due to play either Auchenhavie 88 or Troon St Meddans in round two, but both teams were scratched by the organisers after no result was reported between the teams and repeated attempts by the organisers to contact the teams involved proved fruitless.
The full draw for round two, which is to be played by 28th May, is :-
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In the outstanding first round ties, Gordon & Ian McKenzie (Annanhuill) had a walkover against Tommy & James O'Ware (Braehead) and now travel to irvine in the next round.
Graeme Kerr & Gerry Reid (Alton) hand a 4 & 3 win away against Steven Jackson & Andy Graham (Wallacetown) and now host Irvine Ravenspark in round two whilst John McBean & Andy Brown (Ayr Belleisle) will travel to meet Drongan in round two following their opening round win at the 19th hole over John & Scott Bunyan (Tam O Shanter).
Seamus Connor & Stuart Horsburgh (Malletsheugh) are through to the third round. They were due to play either Auchenhavie 88 or Troon St Meddans in round two, but both teams were scratched by the organisers after no result was reported between the teams and repeated attempts by the organisers to contact the teams involved proved fruitless.
The full draw for round two, which is to be played by 28th May, is :-
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2nd Round | 3rd Round |
Played By:- 28th May 2017 | Played By:- 25th June 2017 |
Steven Wells & Gordon Storar | |
Irvine
| |
Gordon McKenzie & Ian McKenzie
| |
Annahill
| |
Robert Martin & Andrew McMorland
| |
Ayr Carrick
| |
Scott Cairns & Martin Cairns
| |
Kilbirnie
| |
Lee McGukin & Robert McGukin
| |
Doon Valley
| |
David Addison & Philip Rooney
| |
Rowallan Castle
| |
Graeme Kerr & Gerry Reid
| |
Alton
| |
Archie McKie & Archie McKie
| |
(Irvine Ravenspark)
| |
Drew McCutcheon & Colin Pettigrew
| |
Drongan
| |
John McBean & Adrew Brown
| |
Ayr Belleisle
| |
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|
Seamus Connor & Stuart Horsburgh
|
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| |
Seamus Connor & Stuart Horsburgh
|
Malletsheugh
|
Malletsheugh
| |
Adam Porter & Neil Stevenson
| |
Ardeer
| |
John McNair & Stephen Miller
| |
Ballochmyle
| |
John Toal & Kevin Campbell
| |
Glacier
| |
Craig Stevenson & Andy McConnell
| |
Crosshouse
| |
Graham Anderson & Graham Todd
| |
Skelmorlie
| |
Stuart Wilson & Ross Livingston
| |
Troon Portland
| |
Alan Pole & Martin Cairns
| |
Prestwick St Nicholas
| |
Tont Storrie & Robbie O'Brien
| |
Ayr Seafield
| |
Ian Smith & Steven Miller
| |
Troon Welbeck
| |
Hugh Fyfe & Bobby Hill
| |
Muirkirk
| |
Robert Liddell & William Smith
|
Robert Liddell & William Smith
|
Caprington (3/2)
| |
Eric Borland & James Bryden
|
Caprington
|
The Chase
| |
Douglas McCormick & Jamie McCrindle
| |
Brunston Castle
| |
James Ross & Billy Whitten
| |
Kilmarnock Barassie
| |
Stephen Roarty & Paul Arnott
| |
Prestwick St Cuthbert
| |
Willima Loghran & Kevin Rowe
| |
Largs Routenburn
| |
Tom McClements & John Mansfield
| |
Troon Merchants
| |
Graeme Warnock & Criag Barr
| |
NB Parkstone
| |
Robert Stewart & Tony Kelly
| |
Moorpark
| |
Sean Hedger & Brendan Tumilty
| |
West Kilbride
| |
WEST OF SCOTLAND LEAGUES - Ayrshire Under 18 team beaten in opening match at Erskine
The Ayrshire Under 18 team suffered defeat in their opening match of the 2017 West Of Scotland Inter County Under 18 League on Sunday 30th April, going down by 5 - 3 away from home to Renfrewshire at Erskine.
The Ayrshire team lost all four of the opening under 16 ties and despite three wins in the under 18 ties, a heavy defeat for Ewan Milligan signalled defeat for the team overall.
Match details (Renfrewshire team first) :-
Johnathan Murphy (Erskine) beat Sean Addie (Ayr Belleisle) by 3 & 1
Cameron Johnstone (Eastwood) beat Ruben Lindsay (Ayr Belleisle) by 2 & 1
Roddy McAuley (Fereneze) beat Ross McDonald (Kilmarnock Barassie) by 4 & 3
Aidan O'Hagan (Old Ranfurly) beat John McCracken (Irvine) by 8 & 7
Greg McCaffer (Whitecraigs) lost to Jack Broun (Turnberry) by 3 & 1
Euan McNeill (Lochwinnoch) beat Ewan Milligan (Kilmarnock Barassie) by 7 & 6
Kevan Ingram (Port Glasgow) lost to lost to Robbie Muir (Kilmarnock Barassie) by 4 & 2
Ibrahim Hussain (Eastwood) lost to Euan Ferguson (Turnberry) by 1 hole.
RENFREWSHIRE 5 AYRSHIRE 3
Ayrshire's next match is on Sunday 11th June when they travel to meet Stirlingshire at Strathkendrick
The Ayrshire team lost all four of the opening under 16 ties and despite three wins in the under 18 ties, a heavy defeat for Ewan Milligan signalled defeat for the team overall.
Match details (Renfrewshire team first) :-
Johnathan Murphy (Erskine) beat Sean Addie (Ayr Belleisle) by 3 & 1
Cameron Johnstone (Eastwood) beat Ruben Lindsay (Ayr Belleisle) by 2 & 1
Roddy McAuley (Fereneze) beat Ross McDonald (Kilmarnock Barassie) by 4 & 3
Aidan O'Hagan (Old Ranfurly) beat John McCracken (Irvine) by 8 & 7
Greg McCaffer (Whitecraigs) lost to Jack Broun (Turnberry) by 3 & 1
Euan McNeill (Lochwinnoch) beat Ewan Milligan (Kilmarnock Barassie) by 7 & 6
Kevan Ingram (Port Glasgow) lost to lost to Robbie Muir (Kilmarnock Barassie) by 4 & 2
Ibrahim Hussain (Eastwood) lost to Euan Ferguson (Turnberry) by 1 hole.
RENFREWSHIRE 5 AYRSHIRE 3
Ayrshire's next match is on Sunday 11th June when they travel to meet Stirlingshire at Strathkendrick
AYRSHIRE HANDICAP STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP - Places still available for Rowallan Castle
The inaugural Ayrshire Handicap Strokeplay Championship will be held at Rowallan Castle Golf Club on Sunday 25th June.
Preferred tmes, which will be allocated on a first come first served basis, are still available.
The championship is open to any male golfer who is a member of an Ayrshire Golf Association affiliated club.
There are a number of voucher prizes available in two handicap classes.
The maximum handicap for entrants is 24.
Entry forms should be available through club secretaries, and can also be downloaded via the link on the left of this page under the 'entry forms' heading.
Preferred tmes, which will be allocated on a first come first served basis, are still available.
The championship is open to any male golfer who is a member of an Ayrshire Golf Association affiliated club.
There are a number of voucher prizes available in two handicap classes.
The maximum handicap for entrants is 24.
Entry forms should be available through club secretaries, and can also be downloaded via the link on the left of this page under the 'entry forms' heading.
THE AYRSHIRE GOLF
ASSOCIATION
PRESENT
THE 2017 AYRSHIRE
HANDICAP
STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP
AT
ROWALLAN
CASTLE GOLF CLUB
BY KIND
PERMISSION
ON
SUNDAY 25th
JUNE 2017
(OVER
18 HOLES HANDICAP STROKEPLAY)
**********
ENTRY FEE £
10.00
HANDICAP LIMIT : 24
**********
ENTRY MAY BE LIMITED TO 120 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 RECEIVE
A MEDAL FOR RETENTION
IN ADDITION PRIZE VOUCHERS WILL
BE AWARDED IN TWO HANDICAP CATEGORIES
0 – 12 AND 13 – 24
**********
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
(PLEASE
ENCLOSE A STAMPED ADDRESSED ENVELOPE)
**********
CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES: - NOON ON
SATURDAY 10th JUNE 2017
PLEASE NOTE : COMPETITORS ARE REQUIRED TO OBEY CLUB
RULES REGARDING DRESS
BOTH ON THE COURSE AND IN THE CLUBHOUSE
AYRSHIRE SENIORS CHAMPIONSHIP - Entries filling up for Ayr Seafield
Tee times for the 2017 Ayrshire Seniors Championship, to be held at Ayr Seafield golf course on Tuesday 18th July are filling up.
Preferred tee times are being allocated on a first come first served basis.
The championship is open to any male golfer aged 55 years or over on the day of the competition, who is a member of an Ayrshire Golf Association affiliated club.
The Sandy Provan Trophy will be won by the player returning the best nett score of the competition whilst there are also voucher prizes for the best scratch score and the top three scores in each of three age categories.
In addition this year, there will be two nearest the pin prizes as well as a magic two's competition.
Entry forms should be available through club secretaries, and can also be downloaded via the link on the left of this page under the 'entry forms' heading.
Preferred tee times are being allocated on a first come first served basis.
The championship is open to any male golfer aged 55 years or over on the day of the competition, who is a member of an Ayrshire Golf Association affiliated club.
The Sandy Provan Trophy will be won by the player returning the best nett score of the competition whilst there are also voucher prizes for the best scratch score and the top three scores in each of three age categories.
In addition this year, there will be two nearest the pin prizes as well as a magic two's competition.
Entry forms should be available through club secretaries, and can also be downloaded via the link on the left of this page under the 'entry forms' heading.
THE AYRSHIRE GOLF
ASSOCIATION
PRESENT
THE 2017 AYRSHIRE
SENIORS
CHAMPIONSHIP
For the Sandy Provan Trophy
AT
AYR SEAFIELD
GOLF COURSE
BY KIND
PERMISSION
ON
TUESDAY 18th JULY 2017
(OVER
18 HOLES HANDICAP STROKEPLAY)
**********
ENTRY FEE £
10.00
MINIMUM AGE LIMIT: 55 years
of age on the day of the competition
HANDICAP LIMIT : 24
**********
ENTRY MAY BE LIMITED TO 78
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 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
**********
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
(PLEASE
ENCLOSE A STAMPED ADDRESSED ENVELOPE)
**********
CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES: - NOON ON
SATURDAY 1st JULY 2017
PLEASE NOTE : COMPETITORS ARE REQUIRED TO OBEY CLUB
RULES REGARDING DRESS
BOTH ON THE COURSE AND IN THE CLUBHOUSE
Friday, April 28, 2017
SCOTTISH SENIORS GOLF - Paul Moultrie shares Spring Meeting spoils at Monifieth
Paul Moultrie (Royal Troon) and Aberdeen
businessman Nick Robson (Meldrum House)shared
top place with one-under-par 36 hole aggregates of 141 in the Scottish Seniors Golfing Society Sprint Meeting at Monifieth Links, sponsored
by McCrea Finacial Services, which finished on Friday 28th April.
(Report courtesy of the Cal Carson Golf Agency)
Robson, who
won the event 12 months ago, had to come from behind with an excellent
second-round 67 (34-33), which included five birdies, including the par-5 18th,
to tie with his +2 handicap rival from Ayrshire.
Moultrie, who had a 70 in the second round having led the field after day one.,
did well to recover from a double bogey 6 at the third and a bogey at the
fourth. He had four birdies, three of them in succession (12-13-14) in an
inward 32.
They headed
a field of 141 players, possibly the strongest field to play an SSGS event,
with 26 players having a handicap of scratch or better.
Thursday's
strong wind had died down to a gentle breeze and scoring conditions were a bit
easier. Play offs and better second rounds do not apply to SSGS events, and the
Order of Merit points and prize money are shared.
Maurice
Lindsay (Broughty), Stewart Henderson (Hamilton) and Mike Rust (Tillicoultry)
shared third place on 146.
The Bronze
Medal for best net score was won by five-handicap Keith McAllister (South
Shields) with a total of 141. Colin
Halcrow (Windyhill) (4) and Mike Hall (Stirling) (7) shared second place on
142.
Wilson
Morton (Dunbar) had a hole in one at the 14th (158yd) hole, using a seven-iron.
German golf
company JuCad have donated a top quality electric trolley to the Society as a
hole in one prize for the 2017 events.
In the event that further holes in one are scored this season, there
will be a draw after finals day.
Leading final scores :-
Par 142
(2x71). SSS 72 CSS 74 73
141 - N Robson
(Meldrum House) 74 67, P Moultrie (Royal Troon) 71 70.
146 - M
Lindsay (Broughty) 76 70, S Henderson (Hamilton) 73 73, M Rust (Tillicoultry)
75 71.
147 - I
Brotherston (Dumfries and Co) 75 72, D Shields (Glenearn) 75 72, L Chancellor
(Inverness) 72 75, G Bell (Downfield) 72 75, D Hamilton (Mortonhall) 73 74, J
McArthur (St Andrews New) 73 74.
148 - G Tough
(Edzell) 76 72, R Jenkins (Royal Troon) 75 73.
149 - B Humble
(Kilspindie) 79 70, R W Smith (Nairn) 77 72, G MacDonald (Glenbervie) 74 75.
Other Ayrshire scores :-
154 - B Bingham (Royal Troon) 77 77
155 - G Cochran (Irvine Ravenspark) 76
79
156 - T Sirel (Largs) 80
76.
158 - D J Miller (Kilmarnock
Barassie) 79 79
Monday, April 24, 2017
AYRSHIRE LEAGUES - Both scratch and handicap league campaigns are under way
Both the Ayrshire Scratch and Ayrshire Handicap League competitions are under way, with a few matches having been played to date.
In league B of the Handicap League, Rowallan Castle opened with a narrow 3.5 - 2.5 victory away from home against Moorpark.
In League C, Auchenharvie got off to a good start on Sunday 23rd April with a 4.5 - 1.5 home win over Prestwick St Cuthbert, whilst in League D tam O Shanter also started with a home win, by 3.5 - 2.5 over Annanhill.
In the Scratch Leagues, two Division 4 fixtures have been played with largs Routenburn edging out their visitors Crosshouse by 3.5 - 2.5 whilsy Moorpark fought out a 3 - 3 draw with their visitors from Brunston Castle.
In league B of the Handicap League, Rowallan Castle opened with a narrow 3.5 - 2.5 victory away from home against Moorpark.
In League C, Auchenharvie got off to a good start on Sunday 23rd April with a 4.5 - 1.5 home win over Prestwick St Cuthbert, whilst in League D tam O Shanter also started with a home win, by 3.5 - 2.5 over Annanhill.
In the Scratch Leagues, two Division 4 fixtures have been played with largs Routenburn edging out their visitors Crosshouse by 3.5 - 2.5 whilsy Moorpark fought out a 3 - 3 draw with their visitors from Brunston Castle.
AYRSHIRE CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS - Two more through to last sixteen
Two more players are through to the last sixteen of the 2017 Ayrshire Champion Of Champions Trophy competition.
James McMurdo (Ballochmyle) received a walkover from his opponent Robert Murdoch (Doon Valley) and will be at home to either Graeme Gimson (Prestwick St Cuthbert) or Martin Moore (Tam O Shanter) in the third round.
Also through is Iain Fraser (Troon Portland) following his 4 & 3 'local derby' win over Andrew Gilligan (Troon St Meddans) over the Troon Lochgreen course. Fraser will be at home in round three against either Steven Arrandale (The Chase) or Sandy Walker (Kilmarnock Barassie)
James McMurdo (Ballochmyle) received a walkover from his opponent Robert Murdoch (Doon Valley) and will be at home to either Graeme Gimson (Prestwick St Cuthbert) or Martin Moore (Tam O Shanter) in the third round.
Also through is Iain Fraser (Troon Portland) following his 4 & 3 'local derby' win over Andrew Gilligan (Troon St Meddans) over the Troon Lochgreen course. Fraser will be at home in round three against either Steven Arrandale (The Chase) or Sandy Walker (Kilmarnock Barassie)
AYRSHIRE FOURBALL CHAMPIONSHIP - Caprington through to round three
Robert Liddell & William Smith (Caprington) have booked their place in the third round of the 2017 Ayrshire Fourball Championship.
A 3 & 2 home win over Eric Borland & James Bryden (The Chase) saw the Kilmarnock club's pairing into the last 16.
In the first round ties played recently, Robert Martin & Andrew McMorland (Ayr Carrick) beat Brian Richmond & Callum Watson (Stewarton) to secure a home tie in round two against Scott & Martin Cairns (Kilbirnie) following the Kilbirnie pair's 4 & 3 win over Craig & Hugh Watson (Abbtsford) in the opening round.
Steven Wells & Gordon Storar (Irvine) won by a single hole against Keith McKenzie & Colin Yair (Ayr Neptune) at Ayr, and are at home in round two to either Annanhill or Braehead.
David Addison & Philip Rooney (Rowallan Castle) had a crushing 8 & 6 victory over Ian Barr & Allan Madden (Largs) in round one and will now travel to play the Doon Valley representatives in the second round.
Also through to the second round, where they will be at home to either Ayr Belleisle or Tam O Shanter, is Drew McCutcheon & Colin Pettigrew (Drongan), following their 3 & 2 win away from home against Frank Milloy & James Anderson (Loudoun) in round one.
With all first round ties due to be completed by Sunday 23rd April, five results have still to be notified to the tournament administrator.
Results of the undernoted ties are awaited :-
A 3 & 2 home win over Eric Borland & James Bryden (The Chase) saw the Kilmarnock club's pairing into the last 16.
In the first round ties played recently, Robert Martin & Andrew McMorland (Ayr Carrick) beat Brian Richmond & Callum Watson (Stewarton) to secure a home tie in round two against Scott & Martin Cairns (Kilbirnie) following the Kilbirnie pair's 4 & 3 win over Craig & Hugh Watson (Abbtsford) in the opening round.
Steven Wells & Gordon Storar (Irvine) won by a single hole against Keith McKenzie & Colin Yair (Ayr Neptune) at Ayr, and are at home in round two to either Annanhill or Braehead.
David Addison & Philip Rooney (Rowallan Castle) had a crushing 8 & 6 victory over Ian Barr & Allan Madden (Largs) in round one and will now travel to play the Doon Valley representatives in the second round.
Also through to the second round, where they will be at home to either Ayr Belleisle or Tam O Shanter, is Drew McCutcheon & Colin Pettigrew (Drongan), following their 3 & 2 win away from home against Frank Milloy & James Anderson (Loudoun) in round one.
With all first round ties due to be completed by Sunday 23rd April, five results have still to be notified to the tournament administrator.
Results of the undernoted ties are awaited :-
Annanhill Vs. Braehead
Alton Vs. Wallacetown
Ayr Belleisle Vs. Tam O Shanter
Auchenharvie 88 Vs. Troon St Meddans
Malletsheugh Vs. New Cumnock
2017 AYRSHIRE JUNIOR TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP - First time triumph for Turnberry at Caprington
2017 Ayrshire Junior Team Champions Turnberry GC |
Prestwick Circuits Trophy Winner Jack Broun |
Runners up in the scratch event were defending champions Kilmarnock (Barassie) with Robbie Muir (76), Ewan Milligan (72), Ben Watson (83) and Ross McDonald (80) combining for a team total of 228.
Jack Broun's effort was good enough to win him the Prestwick Circuits Trophy for the best individual scratch score of the day.
Andrew D Nimmo Trophy Winners Caprington GC |
In the handicap event, David Stark of Caprington posted a nett 64 off his 11 handicap in the first match of the day, which remained unbeated all day, giving him the Carrick Trophy for the best individual nett score. Jamie McKinnon added a nett 73 and Cameron Shanks a nett 81 but the efforts of Jack Park, playing off 25, in returning a nett 67 ensured that the host club would win the Andrew D Nimmo Trophy for the best handicap team return of the day with 204.
Carrick Trophy Winner David Stark |
Park also won the prize for the best nett score returned from the 10 - 28 handicap bracket whilst Ewan Milligan took the 0 - 9 handicap prize with a nett 69.
The Competition Standard Scratch score for the competition remained at 69 for all competitors.
At the conclusion of the championship, Ayrshire Golf Association President John Rushbury was assisted by Caprington GC Captain Hugh McIntosh in presenting the prizes and trophies to the succesful players and teams.
FINAL SCORES
Turnberry
|
|||
Players Name
|
Gross
|
Handicap
|
Nett
|
Euan Ferguson
|
76
|
2
|
74
|
Jack Broun
|
68
|
-1
|
69
|
Kyle Brown
|
79
|
5
|
74
|
Kieran Beauchamp
|
74
|
5
|
69
|
Totals
|
218
|
212
|
|
Kilmarnock Barassie
|
|||
Players Name
|
Gross
|
Handicap
|
Nett
|
Robbie Muir
|
76
|
2
|
74
|
Ewan Milligan
|
72
|
3
|
69
|
Ben Watson
|
83
|
10
|
73
|
Ross McDonald
|
80
|
8
|
72
|
Totals
|
228
|
214
|
|
Troon Welbeck
|
|||
Players Name
|
Gross
|
Handicap
|
Nett
|
Alyx Murray
|
77
|
0
|
77
|
Blair Fleming
|
79
|
5
|
74
|
Liam Kirkham
|
86
|
9
|
77
|
Fraser Russell
|
N/R
|
9
|
N/R
|
Totals
|
242
|
228
|
|
Caprington
|
|||
Players Name
|
Gross
|
Handicap
|
Nett
|
David Stark
|
75
|
11
|
64
|
Jamie McKinnon
|
84
|
11
|
73
|
Cameron Shanks
|
97
|
16
|
81
|
Jack Park
|
92
|
25
|
67
|
Totals
|
251
|
204
|
|
Irvine
|
|||
Players Name
|
Gross
|
Handicap
|
Nett
|
John McCracken
|
83
|
9
|
74
|
Scott Murray
|
86
|
12
|
74
|
Ben McGregor
|
86
|
11
|
75
|
David Walker
|
97
|
18
|
79
|
Totals
|
255
|
223
|
|
Loudoun
|
|||
Players Name
|
Gross
|
Handicap
|
Nett
|
Greg Hampshire
|
85
|
11
|
74
|
Ryan Kennedy
|
97
|
27
|
70
|
Rob Yorston
|
82
|
11
|
71
|
Jamie Robertson
|
89
|
21
|
68
|
Totals
|
256
|
209
|
|
Ballochmyle
|
|||
Players Name
|
Gross
|
Handicap
|
Nett
|
Lewis McMillan
|
89
|
9
|
80
|
Christopher Hunter
|
86
|
11
|
75
|
Jack Allan
|
87
|
16
|
71
|
Totals
|
262
|
226
|
|
Prestwick St Cutbert
|
|||
Players Name
|
Gross
|
Handicap
|
Nett
|
Adam Carballo
|
87
|
12
|
75
|
Grant Paterson
|
89
|
15
|
74
|
Katy Hill
|
87
|
13
|
74
|
Blair Rankin
|
100
|
26
|
74
|
Totals
|
263
|
222
|
|
Ayr Belleisle
|
|||
Players Name
|
Gross
|
Handicap
|
Nett
|
Sean Addie
|
75
|
6
|
69
|
John Lomas
|
77
|
7
|
70
|
John Kelly
|
N/R
|
12
|
N/R
|
Callum Byres
|
111
|
17
|
94
|
Totals
|
263
|
233
|
|
West Kilbride
|
|||
Players Name
|
Gross
|
Handicap
|
Nett
|
Craig McDonald
|
93
|
9
|
84
|
Scott Newman
|
88
|
13
|
75
|
Kyle McCaig
|
89
|
11
|
78
|
Lyall Jack
|
91
|
18
|
73
|
Totals
|
268
|
226
|
The Trophy Winners with Caprington GC Captain Hugh McIntosh and Ayrshire President John Rushbury |