Tuesday, June 21, 2011

GB & I WIN THE ASTOR TROPHY

Well done to the Great Britain & Ireland ladies' amateur international team, shown below with the Astor Trophy (played every four years) which they won at Fairhaven Golf Club, Lancashire played 14th - 19th June beating every country - South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and finally Canada.


Left to right  Pamela Prestwell (Bothwell Castle), Kelly Tiday (Royal Birkdale), Amy Boulden (Maesu), captain Tegwen Matthews (Wenvoe Castle), Kelsey Macdonald (Nairn Dunbar), Holly Clyburn (Woodhall Spa)


Dorothy Marshall
Secretary

Saturday, June 18, 2011

KELSEY AND HANNAH TO REPRESENT SCOTLAND

Congratulations and good luck to Kelsey Macdonald who has been selected to represent Scotland in the European Womens' Team Championship at Murhof, Austria to be played from 5th to 9th July.

Congratualtions and good luck also to Hannah McCook who has been selected to represent Scotland in the European Girls' Team Championship which is being played at Is Molas in Sardinia also from 5th to 9th July.

Florence Allan
Captain

Monday, June 06, 2011

GOOD LUCK TO KELSEY AND HANNAH

Good luck to Kelsey Macdonald and Hannah McCook who are competing in the British Women's Amateur Championships at Portrush this week.  We wish them well.

Florence Allan
Captain

Eleanor Tunn wins at Fortrose

Well done to Eleanor Tunn from Reay who carded an excellent score of 77 gross in the Black Isle Ladies' Open at Fortrose & Rosemarkie on Saturday 4th June to win the scratch prize.

Florence Allan
Captain

KELSEY MAKES HER DEBUT FOR GB & I

Congratulations to Kelsey Macdonald who will make her debut for Great Britain and Ireland in the Astor Trophy matches against Australia, Canada, South Africa and New Zealand at Fairhaven Golf Club, Lytham St. Annes from 15th to 19th June.  Kelsey has also been selected to represent GB & I against the Continent of Europe in the Vagliano Trophy match at Royal Porthcawl Golf Club, South Wales on Friday and Saturday 24 & 25th June.

I am sure you will all join me in wishing her well in both events.

Florence Allan
Captain