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European Teams announced!

June 21, 2022 By Dave Warren

Please see this link to the announcement of the Scottish Golf Teams for the European Championships on the 5-9th July. Congratulations go to some of our current and recent Junior players – Freya Constable of Kilspindie in the Girls Team to play in Iceland! Grace Crawford, of West Links Juniors, is promoted to the Ladies’ Team and will play in Conwy in Wales alongside Hannah Darling of Gullane. Calum Kenneally of Dunbar, Oliver Mukherjee of Gullane, and Archie Finnie of Royal Burgess, have all been selected for the Boys Team to play in Germany. Well done to all of them! Sadly this means that Archie, (featured image) will miss the Watson Cup Match vs South Carolina, scheduled in the same week so he will now be replaced by Ryan Gallacher of Longniddry. Angus Carrick of Craigielaw is selected for the Mens Team. We wish them all great success. Photo below is off Grace Crawford with the Scottish Womens Open (Helen Holm) Trophy.

 

 

 

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MD5 Gifford results!

June 12, 2022 By Dave Warren

A list of the prizewinners, and prizes from previous MDs can be found here. A big thanks are due to Shona Paton, the Gifford Captain, Steve Austin and Ric Foulner for managing the event today. The course looked great, and the rough was long! But play was very slow. See below! We also had a visit from a new Golf Genius employee – Jenny Potter, who called in to see how it works at our end.

Gifford used their home advantage and came in with 155 points with their 4 best scores. That might be the first time they have won a MatchDay! Well done! They were 12 points ahead of Kilspindie and 15 ahead of Haddington. 

There was some great scoring by Alex Martin and Rory Leitch who each had 43 Stableford points. Alex won 1st prize on count back with 16 points on the last 6 holes, to Rory’s 13.  Owen Malcolm was 3rd with 42 points. In the scratch section, Magnus Braby won with 36 points, followed closely by Brodie Cunningham and Jack Collingswood on 35 points.

SLOW PLAY – CAUSE? – Some Players seem to be reluctant to play provisional balls when their shots MAY be lost. This happened today a few times when following groups had to be waved through after a search by Payers in front who had lost a ball. The Players whose balls were lost had to take the “walk of shame” because they had not played a provisional. There is no shame in playing a provisional ball, in fact it is of great credit to Players when they consider their partners and others playing behind them by playing a provisional. Tip – keep an older ball in your pocket as your provisional. Play it if there is any doubt that you might be lost. If you find your first ball, forget the provisional which might even involve yet another search!

Team and Individual scores below. League Table updated. Craigielaw maintain their 7 point lead over Gullane. The OOMs can now be seen on your Golf Genius Apps – go to MD5 – Members Portal – Season Standings. You can see both Scratch and Handicap OOMs. Players scores submitted to WHS at 2230 hours. Prize list will be updated soon. 

 

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A tip for our Watson Cup Team!

June 10, 2022 By Dave Warren

The Watson Cup arrangements are being finalised now, and we hope that many of the Players in our League will attend to lend their support to our team! The event takesplace over Royal Burgess, Muirfield and Gullane No. 2, on the 5th, 6th and 7th July respectively. The times of Matches can be seen on our Calendar on this website.

If you ever had any doubt about the value of Team Golf to individuals, please watch this “No Laying Up” Youtube video of the Girls Team at Stanford University, which I think is absolutely astonishing, and demonstrates the power of great Team Spirit!  So our Watson Cup Team all have to be working for each other. You can be sure the Americans will be! 

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US Kids Golf results!

June 4, 2022 By Dave Warren

More news from the US Kids – Ryan Killorn finished 4th in the 11 year old section by scoring an impressive 72 round Craigielaw in the final round. Ryan had previously won Gullane’s U14s Club Championship Championship with a gross 66 round No.3! Photos below. Well done Ryan!

Five of East Lothian’s Clubs, The Glen, Longniddry, Craigielaw, Musselburgh and Royal Musselburgh played host to around 600 Juniors from all around the world, who were competing in the US Kids Golf European Championships. The week climaxed in a Match between all the winners and runners-up in the older age categories, for the Van Horn Cup. All the scores can be seen on the US Kids website here.

The draw for the Cup match, and photos can be seen below. Aidan Lawson was playing in the top match in the four ball format, and with partner Jack Conroy, finished 5 under par to score a point for their Team. Aidan’s Dad John was an excellent caddie, especially in the chilly conditions! The League Secretary later met up with the US Kids Golf founder, Dan Van Horn, and Director Chris Vonderkall, who have again kindly promised to make a donation to the League which will be used to subsidise the costs of our League’s next trip to Pinehurst. Thanks Dan and Chris!

Ryan with his trophy from the US Kids and his scorecard from the Gullane Championships showing his 66!

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Golf Sixes 2022!

May 25, 2022 By Dave Warren

Lynne Malcolm has kindly sent the results of the second GolfSixes event, held at The Glen on Sunday 22/5 at Craigielaw. Gullane had the best total, followed by Craigielaw and The Glen who were tied for 2nd.  The updated League Table will appear here after each event. The Glen remain in the lead after 2 events. 


 

The new season of Golf Sixes is about to start. There are six Teams competing. The schedule is detailed below and all dates are on our Calendar on our website. The Sixes are an important part of keeping the League refreshed with new Players after they obtain handicaps. so they deserve our support. We already have some 8 and 9 year olds playing in League Matches. We will publish the Golf Sixes results and League Table on our website Katy McNicoll, a professional at The West Links, North Berwick, is organising this years events. Contact Katy at juniorcoaching@northberwickgolfclub.com

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Match Day Information

May 14, 2022 By Dave Warren

Dear Players, please see the standard Match Day information for 2022 at this link.

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Golf Genius App draws & scoring

May 13, 2022 By Dave Warren

Viewing the List of Entrants and Draws – On the App, go to the Match Day concerned and click on it.  As Players enter events through the Golf Genius App, their names appear in the section marked  “Member Portal.” If you click on that, you will then see “Tee Sheets” which is a place where any draws made for our Competitions are  If the event is open for registration, then all the entrants are listed there. But if the event has not yet been opened for registration, you will see the message “No rounds available.” However, you can still see the “Tee Sheets” if you click on “Member Portal,” and then click on “Tee Sheets.” Once the draw has been made, then the Order of Play can be seen under Tee Sheets” in tee-time order, and also in alphabetical order.

Scoring – This link will take you to a very good and brief explanation in a YouTube video on how to record scores on the Golf Genius App in your group during your rounds in our League. Have a look at it and you will feel more confident about using the scoring App all the time. For the rest of the 2022 season however, we will continue to use scorecards but please “double up” by also using the App to practice using it. Next season it will be optional for group to use scorecards or keep the scores on the App. 

Benefits from using the App –

One person in your group can record all the scores on the App  while the other players are teeing off. This will save time and speed up play. You can view the leaderboard. At the scoring desk, all the entered scores can be seen and cross checked more easily and quickly. Arithmetic will be correct. Illegible figures on scorecards, and there shouldn’t be any, can be checked against the App.

 

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MD4 Gullane No.3 results!

May 13, 2022 By Dave Warren

Congratulations to the Team from the Glen who won Match Day No.4 at Gullane No.3 with a fine total of 155 points from their best 4 out of 6 scores. Craigielaw and Musselburgh Toun were close behind. Results listed below. The best of the day individual scores were by Cameron Brown of Musselburgh Toun with 44 net Stableford points and by Alexander Yuill of Craigielaw with 39 scratch points. Alexander carded a gross 4 under par round of 64 including 4 birdie 2s and a double bogey! Card reproduced below. Many thanks to Gullane Golf Club and to the helpers – Chief Scorer Jack Rogan, the Starter Joseph Cookson, Calum Yuill, and Gullane’s Asst/Pro Tom Bell who ensured that 63 Players all proceeded to the first tee in time. Thanks to all the Catering staff, and to Myles and the Pro Shop staff who all looked after the organisers through the day, and all the Parents and Convenors who helped. We were pleased to see Andrew’s parents Jackie and Eric Irvine, currently taking their annual holiday in the sunny part of Gullane’s wonderful new Clubhouse. Eric is currently resting from his contract as the stuntman  on the next Men in Black movie. (Photo below.)The League table has been updated and can be seen on our home page. Craigielaw consolidated their lead over Gullane and West Links Fidra. The OOMs have been updated and now show the top 50 players in both Scratch and Handicap. These can be seen on the drop down for Orders of Merit 2022 on the Home Page. Scores have been posted to WHS. The Leaderboard and all scores can be seen on the Golf Genius App. The remaining Match Days in 2022 and League Championships are all now open on Golf Genius for entry. A US Kids 8 iron was found and handed in to the Pro-shop. Any claimants?

 

 

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League meet with Scottish Golf

May 10, 2022 By Dave Warren

Ric Foulner and Dave Warren recently had the pleasure of a game at The West Links with Stuart Clayton, Scottish Golf’s Director of Pathways and Coaching. Stuart has previously worked at the Leadbetter Academy in Florida, has coached Catriona Matthew and many other notable players in the past, and is now focussed on devising improved developmental pathways so that many more young Players can be attracted to the game and presented with the best environment and opportunity to fall in love with the game. Scottish Golf, along with the many key influencers in a young golfer’s journey, will be there to support and add value to help them reach their own individual aspirations and dreams. Even if our Juniors do not attain County, National or International standard, they will hopefully remain playing golf for the rest of their lives. 

Stuart was interested in how our League operates, how the West Links Juniors was formed by a merger of Juniors from two Golf Clubs, and how the League is responsible for the inception and running of the Scottish Junior Team Championship. Karin Sharp, acting CEO sent her apologies as she had planned to join us, but urgent business sadly intervened. Stuart added – “Thanks for a lovely round and your kind hospitality, it is very much appreciated.”

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Junior Golf EL 2021/22 OOM

May 7, 2022 By Dave Warren

The final event in this EL Schools series was held at The Renaissance Club on 2nd May 2022 when 23 finalists turned up to enjoy playing the current venue for The Scottish Open. Ryan Gallagher and Cameron Brown won the Scratch and Handicap sections with 33 and 44 Stableford points respectively For a full report from Kate Green, and results, see this link. The Order of Merit can also be seen at this link. It is run over 12 events at different East Lothian Clubs and was concluded at Renaissance. Scratch Winner Ryan Gallagher, Handicap Winner Ryan Pirie and top scoring girl Louise Martin (North Berwick High School/Gullane Golf Club), will be invited to represent East Lothian in the British Ladies Open ProAm Team at Muirfield in August. Please open up the links in Kate’s report to see the performances of all 40 Players. Big thanks to Kate Green for running all the events and sharing her reports with us! The photo below shows Scratch OOM winner Ryan on the left, runner-up Adam MacDonald on the right, and third placed Jack Collingswood in the centre.

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