Angus Ladies County Golf Association

Angus ladies just pipped at the post!

After a thrilling finish to the Northern Division women’s inter-county team championship, Aberdeenshire emerged the title winners after a holes-played countback with Angus.

On a games-won tally it was:
Angus 15 pts, Aberdeenshire 15, Northern Counties 14, Perth and Kinross 10
The tie-breaker was a comparison of the total number of holes played by the two counties over the three days
Aberdeenshire  played 235 holes and Angus 238. It was as close as that

DAY 1 RESULTS
Northern Counties 6, Angus 3
Aberdeenshire 5, Perth and Kinross 4

DAY 2 RESULTS
Angus 6, Aberdeenshire 3
Northern Counties 6, Perth and Kinross 3

DAY 3 RESULTS
Aberdeenshire 7, Northern Counties 2
Angus 6, Perth & Kinross 3

HOW THEY FINISHED
1 Aberdeenshire 2pt, games won 15 (won on fewer games played); 2 Angus 2pt, games won 15; 3 Northern Counties 2pt, games won 14; 4 Perth and Kinross 0pt, games won 10

ANGUS
Ailsa Summers 6 wins out of 6
Heather Munro 5 wins out of 6
Ann Ramsay 3 wins out of 5
Claire Penman 3 wins out of 5
Ashley Smith 2 wins out of 3
Jemma Chalmers 1 win out of 3
Katie Reid 1 win out of 4
Jackie Brown 0 wins out of 4

Some fantastic golf played over the last 3 days, it was a joy and pleasure to watch and be a part off, it was so unfortunate not to win but you should all be very proud of yourselves, you all put your heart and soul into the golf

I would like to say a big thank you to all who came to support and caddy, very much appreciated and was a massive help to the girls, overall a great experience and a very enjoyable weekend. Looking forward to next year already, Pitlochry 21-23 June 2014

SIMF Brooch /June Meeting /Edzell

Scratch Winner

1st Jackie Brown, Monifieth 75

2nd Angela Crabb, Letham Grange 78

3rd Kathleen Sutherland, Royal Montrose 84

Silver

H/Cap 0-12

1st Kate Lowden, Monifieth 89 (12) 77 BIH

2nd Marion Duthie, Ladies Panmure Barry 89 (12) 77

3rd Eileen McMurray, Downfield 89 (12) 77

H/Cap 13-20

1st Deirdre Moffat, letham Grange 94 (20) 74

2nd Ann McMillan, Ladies Panmure Monifieth 92 (16) 76

3rd Sheila Bradley, Kirriemui 93 (16) 77

Bronze Winner

Cathy Beattie, Arbroath 89 (24) 65

Bronze H/Cap

1st Freida Soutar, Ballumbie 97 (23) 74

2nd Joan Hulse, Montrose Mercantile 102 (26) 76

SUSAN ARBUCKLE WINS NORTH VETS CHAMPIONSHIP

Susan Arbuckle (Ladies Panmure Barry) won the Scottish Veteran Ladies Golf Association Northern Division title at Aboyne Golf Club today (Tuesday). She beat Lynne Terry (Cruden Bay) by 5 and 4 in the final. Terry had to go to the 22nd to beat Kathleen Sutherland (Royal Montrose) in the sem-finals. Arbuckle beat Linda Urquhart (Banchory) 4 and 2 in the other penultimate tie.

Results:
Semi-finals - Lynne Terry (Cruden Bay) bt Kathleen Sutherland (Royal Montrose) at 22nd; Susan Arbuckle (Ladies Panmure Barry) bt Linda Urquhart (Banchory) 4 and 2.
Final – Arbuckle bt Terry 5 and 4

With all the excitement that’s been going on I feel hearty congratulations are in order to our girls for their outstanding performances in competitions so far this season. The Angus flag continues to be flown high in local, national and international competitions with quality fields. I am in danger of bursting with pride but I will happily risk it again on the 14th, 15th and 16th of June when our team plays in this years Jamboree.

Ann

North won the SLGA inter-divisional girls foursomes match-play tournament at Glenisla Golf Club, Alyth yesterday.
They won all their three matches, beating South 2-1 in the title-clinching fixture on Sunday.
South, two wins, one defeat, were runners-up.
West beat East 3-0 in the other Sunday morning match so that they finished third in the table.

SATURDAY RESULTS

NORTH 2, EAST 1
Claire Robertson and Lauren Whyte bt Charlotte Munro and Joanne Free 1 hole.
Jennifer Saxton and Emily Aird bt Catherine Goodwin and Beth Donaghue 6 and 4.
Annabelle Brown and Kirsty Brodie bt Jennifer Allan and Sophie Bain 5 and 4.

WEST O, SOUTH 3
Emma Hale and Hazel MacGarvie lost to Dani Ker and Kate Wright 1 hole.
Kate McGarva and Rachel Irv ine ost to Mirren Fraser and Emma Kennedy 2 holes.
Ellie Bryce and Jillian Farrell lost to Leanne Wilson and Katie Scott 2 holes.

NORTH 2, WEST 1
Robertson and Watson bt Hale and MacGarvie 3 and 2.
Saxton and Aird bt Bryce and Farrell 4 and 3.
Brown and Brodie lost to McGarva and Irvine 2 and 1.

EAST 0 1/2, SOUTH 2 1/2
Munro and Free lost to Ker and Wright 4 and 3.
Goodwin and Bain halved with Fraser and Kennedy
Allan and Donaghue lost to Wilson and Scott 2 and 1.

SUNDAY RESULTS

NORTH 2, SOUTH 1
Robertson and Watson lost to Ker and Wright 5 and 3.
Saxton and Aird bt Fraser and Kennedy 4 and 3.
Brown and Brodie bt Wilson and Scott 2 and 1.

EAST 0, WEST 3
Munro and Free lost to McGarve and Irvine 1 hole.
Allan and Donaghue lost to Hale and McGarvie 5 and 4.
Goodwin and Bain lost to Bryce and Farrell 4 and 3.

HOW THEY FINISHED
1 North 3 wins: 6pt
2 South 2 wins: 4pt
3 West  1 win: 2 pt
4 East 0 wins: 0 pt

Congratulations to Ailsa, Jess and Heather

St Rule Trophy winner Ailsa Summers, a student at St Andrews University, and Carnoustie Ladies clubmate Jessica Meek and Aberdeen-born Gemma Dryburgh are new full Scotland caps in the squad of six named by the Scottish Ladies Golfing Association to compete in the European women’s team golf championship at Fulford Golf Club, Yorkshire from July 9 to 13

Meek leads the professionals on the Paul Lawrie Ladies Tour Order of Merit after four events during which she has not finished out of the top five. She was the leading qualifier for the match-play stages of the recent Scottish women’s amateur championship at Longniddry.

EUROPEAN WOMEN’S TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP

EUROPEAN GIRLS’ TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP

Ailsa Summers, 19-year-old St Andrews University mathematics student from Carnoustie, scored the biggest golfing win of her life when she captured the St Rule Trophy, one of the most prestigious tournaments on the British amateur women’s calendar.
Ailsa shaved a stroke off the St Andrews New Course women’s record in the first round on Saturday with an eight-under-par round of 67.
That put her four shots clear of the field going into the final two rounds over the New Course on Sunday.She covered them in four-under-par 72 both times – halves of 34-38 in Round 2 and 35-37 in Round 3 against a out-in par of 38-38 – for a brilliant 16-under-par total of 211, only two strokes outside the tournament record set by Melissa Reid when she won in 2007

Amended Draw attached for Edzell 11th June

SIMF Brooch draw 2013

Congratulations to the following, the team for this years Jamboree in Tain, 15th to 17th June 2013

Ailsa Summers, Carnoustie Ladies

Ann Ramsay, Kirriemuir

Ashley Smith, Monifieth

Claire Penman, Carnoustie Caledonia

Heather Munro, Monifieth

Jackie Brown, Monifieth

Jemma CHalmers, Monifieth

Katie Reid, Monifieth

Please come along and support if you can, its always a great help to the team

Congratulations to the winnner’s of the Angus Ladies County Handicap and Scratch Matchplay Championship 2013