Scott and Connie win with Tom Lehman
THE largest one day junior golf championship in the world for the Tom Lehman trophies at Troon’s Lochgreen, Darley and Fullarton courses went down a hit.
Claret jugs went to Scott Brown (Turnberry) who had a gross 70 over Darley and to Connie Jaffrey (West Kilbride) who had a gross 88 over Lochgreen.
Golfing legend Tom Lehman was so impressed with local golfing facilities when he played in the Open at Troon in 1997 that he donated trophies to be played for annually by juniors.
Now in its tenth year, the competition attracts more entrants each year with more than 350 across all handicap and pre-handicap categories of girls and boys.
Results: Darley: CSS 72: gross: Scott Brown (Turnberry) 70; Ross Simpson (Dullatur) 71; Jack McDonald (Barassie) 72; Gregor McIntosh (Girvan) 73; Fraser Lawrie (Largs) 74; Net: Christopher Young (Cardross) (7) 65; Liam Traynor (East Kilbride) (10) 68; Andrew Ellis (Welbeck) (8) BIH, Calum Crowe (Kilbirnie) (6) 69; James Reilly (East Kilbride) (8) 70.
Lochgreen: CSS: boys 71, girls 73: gross: girls: Connie Jaffrey (West Kilbride) 88; Dale Cowan (Carnwath) 79; Kelly Fraser (Bentinck) (24) 71; Katie McGarva (Bentinck) (19) 72; Net: boys: Benjamin Hollywood (Rvnspk) (19) 64; Ryan Kelly (West Kilb) (17) BIH, Scott Brown (Kilbirnie) (15) 65; Neil McMillan (Rvnspk) (14), Grant Gwynne (Welbeck) (14) 66.
Fullarton: CSS: boys 62, girls 65: gross: boys: Andrew Milligan (Rvnspk) 73 BIH; net: boys: Matthew McPhee (Eastwood) (32) 45; Bryon McDowall (Kilbirnie) (27) 46; Duncan McNeill (Powfoot) (27) 51; Cameron Snow (Barassie) (27) BIH, Nathan Galloway (St C) (21) 52 BIH; best net girls: Grace Mackie (Troon Ladies) (30) 52.
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