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noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 22:48:00 +0000

Peter Tarver Jones joint eighth at Wilson, North Carolina

Peter Tarver Jones (Belmont Abbey College) from Working finished joint eighth in a field of 89 players at the Holiday Inn Express Barton Invitational college tournament at Wilson Country Club, Wilson in North Carolina.
Peter had rounds of 72 and 73 for 145 - five shots behind the joint winners, Darren Smith (Barton) (69-71) and Patrick Lamb (Flagler (70-70).
There were umpteen British students in this field.
Belmont Abbey's Joe Campbell from Cheltenham scored 73 and 75 for 148 and a share of 14th place.
David McGregor (Post University) from Helensburgh finished joint 43rd on 153 (73-80). Team-maes Thomas Rees from Wales and Lee Wanklyn from Berskhire finished joint 48th and joint 56th respectively. Rees had a pair of 77s for 154 while Wanklyn score 77 and 79 for 156.
Adam Hedges, a Belmont Abbey student, had scores of 82 and 75 for a share of 62nd place on 157.
Post University Scot Gavin Wilson from Ladybank came joint 71st on 162 (83-79).
Tom Stephenson (Belmont Abbey) finished 82nd on 168 with scores of 83 and 85.
Flagler (580) won the team honours ahead of Barton College (583). Belmont Abbey (598) came sixth and Post University (625) 11th of 13 teams.

Craig Isabel joint second at Sebring, Florida

Craig Isabel (Webster International) from Stanford-Le-Hope finished joint second with a 74 in the Davis & Elkins Dual college tournament with Webber International at Sun N' Lake Golf Club, Sebring, Florida.
Winner was Tom Gamble (Webber International) with a round of 71 over the paqr-72 course of 7,027yd.
Adam Galbraith (Webber International) from Haywards Heath, Sussex, finished joint fourth with a 77.
Alasdair Forsythe (Davis & Elkins) from Glasgow shared 10th place on 80.
Connor O'Dell (Webber International) from Taunton shared 12th place with an 81.
Robert McCleneghan (Davis & Elkins) from Glasgow came 14th with an 85.
Three more Davis & Elkins students, Colin Sutherland from Crail, David Shields from Glasgow and Craig Marshall from Fife finished had rounds of 88, 89 and 104 respectively for joint 15th, 17th and 20th positions in a field of 20 players.
Webber International (299) beat Davis & Elkins College (327) in the two-team event.

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 22:09:00 +0000

Emma Taylor fifth at Don Benbow Invitational

Emma Taylor, a senior year student at Bethune-Cookman University, Florida, finished fifth in a field of 62 players at the Don Benbow Invitational women's college tournament at Jacksonville Beach Golf Club, Florida this week.
Emma, pictured, from Saunton, Devon, had rounds of 77 and 78 for a total of 155 - only two shots behind the winner, Paige Gibson (Houston Baptist University) who scored 76 and 77 for 153.
It really was the tightest of finishes with three players sharing second place on 154.
Bethune-Cookman team-mate Hannah Bews, also a senior student from Dorset, finished joint 21st with scores of 85 and 81 for 166.
Bethune-Cookman (647) finished third in the team event behind Houston Baptist (619) and Florida Atlatnic (640). Eleven teams took part.
In the male students' version of the Don Benbow Invitational, over a 6,504yd, par-71 course at the same venue, Gavin St John Frost (Jacksonville), a junior-year student from Berkshire, finished joint 18th in a field of 80 with a pair of 74s.
David Patterson (Armstrong Atlantic) from Liverpool came joint 48th on 157 (76-81).
Individual winner by three strokes with a four-under-par total of 138 (68-70) was one of Patterson's team-mates Matt Motes.
Armstrong Atlantic won the team title from Florida Atlantic and Jacksonville in a field of 13 teams.

Natasha Podmore just outside top 10 at San Jose

Natasha Podmore, in her fourth and final year at San Francisco University, came joint 11th in a field of 84 players at the Juli Inkster Spartan Invite women's college tournament at Almaden Country Club, San Jose.
Natasha, a member of Delamere Forest Golf Club, Cheshire, had rounds of 76, 72 and 78 for a total of 226 over the par-72, 6223yd course in southern California.
Former British stroke-play champion Roseanne Niven from Crieff, a student at the University of California-Berkeley, finished tied 38th on 234 with scores of 78, 79 and 77.
Former British women's amateur stroke-play champion Roseanne Niven from Crieff, a student at the University of California-Berkeley.
Cristina Corpus (San Jose State) was the winner with 217 (72-71-74), two shots ahead of Demi Runas (UC Davis) (74-73-72) with Sweden's Caroline Hedwall (Oklahoma State) (69-75-76) third.
California-Berkeley (899) pipped UC Davis (901) - whose head coach, Scot Ann Walker, transferred from the California-Berkeley staff a year or two ago - for the team title with San Jose State (903) third. San Francisco (920) came seventh.

Kirsty O'Connor best of Brits down Spring Rebel field

The four British students in the field for the Spring Rebel Invitational college tournament at Boulder Creek Country Club, Boulder City, Nevada failed to shine behind the three-shot winner, Therese Koelbaek (UNLV) who posted a six-under-par total of 210 with rounds of 68, 71 and 71. Former Welsh champion Kirsty O'Connor (Ball State University) from Burnley finished joint 25th on 225 with scores of 75, 77 and 73.
Hannah Burke (Baylor) from Hertfordshire started well enough with a par 72 but faded to subsequent rounds of 77 and 78 for a total of 227 and a share of 34th place in a field of 95 players.
Hannah Lovelock (Missouri), from Surrey, also failed to build on a very good start. Hannah had a first-round 70 but followed that sub-par effort with escalating scores of 77 and 81 for a share of 42nd place on 228.
Missouri team-mate Nicola Race from Essex scored 75, 80 and 76 for a total of 231 and a share of 58th place.
UNLV (866) won the team event ahead of Texas (878), Texas Tech (886), Baylor (888), Missouri (895) and Ball State (896) who tied for sixth place in a field of 18 teams.

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 21:56:00 +0000

CARNIE FINISHES 12TH IN SOUTH CAROLINA

Grant Carnie from Ellon, a student at the University of South Carolina-Aiken, finished a creditable 12th in a field of 90 players at the Palmetto Invitational college golf tournament at Palmetto Golf club, South Carolina.
Newburgh Golf Club member Grant, a quarter-finalist in last year's Scottish amateur championship at Royal Troon, had steady rounds of 71, 72 and 72 for a total of 215 over a par-70 course of 6,565yd. He finished 10 shots behind the winner, Ben Kohles (Virginia) (70-63-62).

Warwickshire champion seventh in Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 21:13:00 +0000

Abbey Gittings, Nicole Whitmore

help Nova SE win five out of six

Warwickshire county champion Abbey Gittings from Tamworth, a freshman student at Nova Southeastern University in Florida, finished seventh in a good class college field of 77 players at the Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational tournament at Alaqua Country Club, Longwood, Winter Springs in Florida.

Abbey, pictured above, had rounds of 76, 77 and 73 for a total of 226 over the par-72, 5934yd course.

Team-mate Nicole Whitmore, a junior year student from Milton Keynes, came 11th on 230 with scores of 75, 77 and 78.

Farther down the field came Melissa Siviter (Belmont Abbey College), a freshman student from the West Midlands, with scores of 79, 82 and 83 for 244, which earned her a share of 41st place.

The very good efforts of Abbey and Nicole enabled Nova Southeastern to win the team title by 12 shots from Daytona State College with Belmont Abbey fifth of 13 teams.

Nova Southeastern, the NCAA Division 2 champions last year, are certainly on a roll. They have won five of their last six tournaments.

The Nova performance was spearheaded by Sandra Changkija who won the individual honours by the impressive margin of eight strokes with a total of seven-under-par 209 (70-69-70).

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 19:03:00 +0000

Spanish Hi5 Pro Tour Scoreboard

TODAY'S LADIES FINAL TOTALS
Par 216 (3x72)
1-224 Johanna Lundberg (Sweden) 74 79 71.
2-225 Josefin Leijon (Sweden) 76 75 74.
3-228 Mari Suursalu (Estonia) 78 75 75.
4-230 Elin Emanuelsson (Sweden) 81 78 71.
5-231 Emelie Lind (Sweden) 79 79 73.
6-234 Caroline Martens-Larson (Norway) 81 74 79.
7-236 Antonella Cvitan (Sweden) 78 83 75.

+Lloyd Saltman (Aegon) won the men's section. Switch over to www.scottishgolfview.com for the details.

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:49:00 +0000

SUS Championships Event #3
Cardrona Golf Club, Peebles
SUNDAY-MONDAY, MARCH 14-15

This is the third SUS Championship 2009-10.
Check-in will be in the Spike Bar area of the hotel. Please check-in 20 minutes before tee time please.
MEN
54 hole event
36 holes on Sunday with a TWO-TEE START
Cut will be made after leading 30 competitors and ties.
18 Holes on Monday.
Local Rules will be in place and a sheet will be given out on the 1st/8th tee.
All players are reminded they must check-in personally and alert staff of any handicap changes.
Through the green, Preferred Lies will be in operation as well as relief from plugged balls.
R&A Rules of Golf will be in use as will standard SUS/BUCS golf competition rules.
Play will be from the White Tees.
Cardrona Golf Club
Monday will be redrawn to reflect leading scores.

SUNDAY MEN'S TEE TIMES
8.00am 1st Tee 12.45pm 8th Tee William Russell (0) Stirling
8.00am 1st Tee 12.45pm 8th Tee Mark Scanlon (4) Strathclyde
8.00am 1st Tee 12.45pm 8th Tee Gordon Stevenson (+2) St Andrews

8.10am 1st Tee 12.53pm 8th Tee Patrick Spraggs (0) Stirling
8.10am 1st Tee 12.53pm 8th Tee Paul Robinson (2) Strathclyde
8.10am 1st Tee 12.53pm 8th Tee Ben Sloan (+1) Heriot Watt

8.20am 1st Tee 1.01pm 8th Tee Graeme Robertson (1) Stirling
8.20am 1st Tee 1.01pm 8th Tee Steve Scott (1) Abertay
8.20am 1st Tee 1.01pm 8th Tee Matt Wheeler (0) St Andrews

8.30am 1st Tee 1.09pm 8th Tee Kit Holmes (0) Stirling
8.30am 1st Tee 1.09pm 8th Tee Euan Brown (+1) Strathclyde
8.30am 1st Tee 1.09pm 8th Tee Keith Shanks (+3) Aberdeen

8.40am 1st Tee 1.17pm 8th Tee David Booth (+2) Stirling
8.40am 1st Tee 1.17pm 8th Tee Steven Pointin (0) St Andrews
8.40am 1st Tee 1.17pm 8th Tee Alan Ferguson (1) UHI

8.50am 1st Tee 1.25pm 8th Tee John Duff (+1) Aberdeen
8.50am 1st Tee 1.25pm 8th Tee Colin Baird (1) Stirling
8.50am 1st Tee 1.25pm 8th Tee Will Wrisdale (0) St Andrews

9.00am 1st Tee 1.33pm 8th Tee Fraser Moore (0) Stirling
9.00am 1st Tee 1.33pm 8th Tee John Wybar (0) Aberdeen
9.00am 1st Tee 1.33pm 8th Tee Steven Smith (1) Heriot Watt

9.10am 1st Tee 1.41pm 8th Tee Corin Stewart (3) Aberdeen
9.10am 1st Tee 1.41pm 8th Tee Michael Daily (+1) Stirling
9.10am 1st Tee 1.41pm 8th Tee Malcolm Pennycott (0) Heriot Watt

7.24am 8th Tee 12.35pm 1st Tee Christopher Thewlis (0) Napier
7.24am 8th Tee 12.35pm 1st Tee Gavin Forbester (3) Strathclyde
7.24am 8th Tee 12.35pm 1st Tee Ally Leith (5) Glasgow

7.32am 8th Tee 12.45pm 1st Tee Sam Binning (+1) Glasgow
7.32am 8th Tee 12.45pm 1st Tee Duncan Arthur (3) Aberdeen
7.32am 8th Tee 12.45pm 1st Tee Darren Timms (0) Stirling

7.40am 8th Tee 12.55pm 1st Tee Anand Shah (1) Aberdeen
7.40am 8th Tee 12.55pm 1st Tee Joe Lockie (+1) St Andrews
7.40am 8th Tee 12.55pm 1st Tee Ben Herriot (4) Heriot Watt

7.48am 8th Tee 1.05pm 1st Tee Malo Scullion (5) Aberdeen
7.48am 8th Tee 1.05pm 1st Tee Ryan Stirling (5) UHI
7.48am 8th Tee 1.05pm 1st Tee Mike Gray (0) St Andrews

7.56am 8th Tee 1.15pm 1st Tee Nick McAndrew (0) Aberdeen
7.56am 8th Tee 1.15pm 1st Tee Alex Culverwell (0) Stirling
7.56am 8th Tee 1.15pm 1st Tee Callum Marshall (4) Heriot Watt

8.04am 8th Tee 1.25pm 1st Tee Cameron Hay (1) Aberdeen
8.04am 8th Tee 1.25pm 1st Tee Cameron Gray (0) St Andrews
8.04am 8th Tee 1.25pm 1st Tee Rory Whitson (4) Heriot Watt

8.12am 8th Tee 1.35pm 1st Tee Adam Foley (3) Heriot Watt
8.12am 8th Tee 1.35pm 1st Tee Sean Thompson (0) Stirling
8.12am 8th Tee 1.35pm 1st Tee John Corke (+1) St Andrews

8.20am 8th Tee 1.45pm 1st Tee Euan Patterson (1) Heriot Watt
8.20am 8th Tee 1.45pm 1st Tee Michael Howard (0) Stirling
8.20am 8th Tee 1.45pm 1st Tee Ryan Penny (3) UHI

8.28am 8th Tee 1.55pm 1st Tee Jon Skomedal (4) Heriot Watt
8.28am 8th Tee 1.55pm 1st Tee Ally MacDonald (3) Strathclyde
8.28am 8th Tee 1.55pm 1st Tee Andrew Wallace (1) Stirling

8.36am 8th Tee 2.05pm 1st Tee Colin Thomson (1) Stirling
8.36am 8th Tee 2.05pm 1st Tee Jordan Leask (3) Strathclyde
8.36am 8th Tee 2.05pm 1st Tee Douglas Maxwell (1) Aberdeen

8.44am 8th Tee 2.15pm 1st Tee Bobby Rushford (1) Stirling
8.44am 8th Tee 2.15pm 1st Tee Graham MacDougall (0) Strathclyde
8.44am 8th Tee 2.15pm 1st Tee Michael Hunt (0) UHI

WOMEN
54 hole event
18 holes on Sunday. All competitors will start from the first tee.
THERE WILL NOT BE A CUT IN THE WOMEN�S COMPETITION.
36 Holes on Monday.
Local Rules will be in place and a sheet will be given out at 1st tee.
All players are reminded they must check-in personally and alert staff of any handicap changes.
Through the green, Preferred Lies will be in operation as well as relief from plugged balls.
R&A Rules of Golf will be in use as will standard SUS/BUCS golf competition rules.
Play will be from the Red Tees.
Players are reminded that this event will be used to raise money for Barnardo�s Children�s Charity. We have devised a way of raising this money and please take time to read the following sheet so you can let the starters know if you are taking part in the initiative or just making a kind donation
For this event we are aiming to raise money for the Children�s charity Barnardo�s. Whatever money is raised from the golfers, Scottish Universities will match that and present Barnardo�s with a cheque on the conclusion on the tournament.
The proposed idea is that for any bogey made by each individual golfer they donate 10p, for any double bogey 20p is donated and for anything above a double bogey 50 is donated. A small fee which will go to a worthy cause. It is of course at the discretion of the player if they take part in this initiative, a simple donation can be made as well. You will be prompted upon check-in if you want to take part or not.
Should you wish to learn more about Barnardo�s and their work with Universities and Colleges please contact Emma Cairns on 0131 314 6653 or at emma.cairns@barnardos.org.uk. There is also further information about our work on our website which can be found at http://www.barnardos.org.uk/.�

WOMEN'S DRAW FOR SUNDAY
(Monday draw will reflect earlier scores):
9.30am 1st Tee Eleanor Pike (12) St Andrews
9.30am 1st Tee Felicity Lloyd Jones (9) St Andrews
9.30am 1st Tee Harriet Beasley (4) Stirling

9.40am 1st Tee Ashley Smith (6) St Andrews
9.40am 1st Tee Nadia Green (9) St Andrews
9.40am 1st Tee Susan Jackson (1) Edinburgh

9.50am 1st Tee Mikaela Nordblad (5) St Andrews
9.50am 1st Tee Jennifer Linklater (5) St Andrews

10.00am 1st Tee Megan Jones (3) St Andrews
10.00am 1st Tee Jane Turner (+2) RGU
10.00am 1st Tee Alisa Theunis (3) St Andrews

Women's Australian Open at Melbourne

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:11:00 +0000

Laura Davies leads by two with a five-under 68

Defending champion Laura Davies shot a five-under-par 68 to take a two-stroke lead after the first round of the Women's Australian Open at Melbourne today
Davies had six birdies and a bogey on the tough, par-73 Commonwealth lay-out where fewer than 25 golfers in the 150-woman field broke par.
There was a six-way tie for second: Yang Soo-jin, Giulia Sergas, Jenni Kuosa, Felicity Johnson, Rebecca Flood and amateur Alison Whitaker all had 70s.
Alexis Thompson, the 15-year-old American amateur who played in the U.S. Open at the age of 12, shot 71 and was in a group tied for eighth.
Karrie Webb, winner last week of the Australian Ladies Masters and a four-time Women's Australian Open champion, shot 73. Playing the tougher back nine first, Webb had three bogeys before making the turn and then made four birdies and another bogey to remain even on the day.
Former US Curtis Cup amateur star Amanda Blumenherst, who led the Australian Masters after the first two rounds, shot 77 while fellow American Christina Kim had a 78.
Davies bailed herself out by some strong putting.
"Luckily I putted really well today," Davies said. "Today we had two 8- or 9-footers for par and they both went right in the middle of the hole. That's the sort of thing that really keeps you going. Then on nine, hoping to two-putt and you roll a 35-footer in so that was a real bonus."
Davies has won the Australian Open twice -- last year at Metropolitan and in 2004 at Concord in New South Wales.
FIRST ROUND LEADERS
Par 73
Players from Australia unless stated.
68 Laura Davies (England).
70 Rebecca Flood, Felicity Johnson (England), Jenni Kuosa (Finland), Giulia Sergas (Italy), Alison Whittaker, Soo-Jin Yang (South Korea).
71 Stefanie Michl (Austria), Alexis Thompson (United States) (amateur).
72 Christel Boeljon (Netherlands), Riikka Hakkarainen (Finland), Katherine Hull, Karine Icher (France), Sarah Oh, Melissa Reid (England), Hede-Kyung Seo (South Korea), Kristie Smith.
73 Elizabeth Bennett (England), He-Yong Choi (South Korea), Lorie Kane (Canada), Ha-Neul Kim (South Korea), Kym Larratt (England), Marjet Van Der Graaff (Neterlands), Karrie Webb.
Selected scores:
74 Krystle Caithness (Scotland), Lynn Kenny (Scotland), Rebecca Hudson (England) (jt 28th).
75 Hannah Ralph (England) (jt 39th).
76 Danielle Bowers (England), Lydia Hall (Wales), Hazel Kavanagh (Ireland), Janice Moodie (Scotland), Azahara Munoz (Spain), Florentyna Parker (England), Sophie Walker (England) (jt 52nd).
77 Becky Brewerton (Wales), Rebecca Coakley (Ireland), Vikki Laing (Scotland), Breanne Loucks (Wales), Becky Morgan (Wales), Georgina Simpson (England) (jt 70th).
80 Alison Walshe (Ireland) (jt 122nd).
84 Gwladys Nocera (France) (jt 141st).

Rachel Polson tops Academy Winter Series Order of Merit

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 12:32:00 +0000

SCOTTISH GOLF ACADEMY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

Under-16 Girls' Winter Series
Final Order of Merit

1 Rachel Polson (Peterculter) 4 665.00 (pictured)
2 Ailsa Bain (Peebles) 4 615.00
3 Clara Young (North Berwick) 4 600.00
4 Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) 4 585.00
5 Connie Jaffrey (West Kilbride) 3 573.33
6 Samantha Munro (Aberdour) 3 510.83
T7 Eilidh Watson (Muckhart) 3 425.00
T7 Linsey Stevenson (Elie & Earlsferry) 3 425.00
9 Tara McTaggart Minto 3 423.33
10 Lauren Whyte St Regulus 2 415.00
T11 Jessica Meek Carnoustie Ladies 3 340.00
T11 Hannah McCook Abernethy 2 340.00
13 Eleanor Tunn Reay 3 332.50
14 Mhairi McKay West Kilbride 2 280.00
15 Alison Goodwin Glenbervie 2 195.00
Dates and venues of competitions:
Event 1 - Nairn Dunbar, October 18, 2009.
Event 2 - Whitekirk, November 22, 2009.
Event 3 - Eden course, St Andrews, February 7, 2010.
Event 4 - Forrester Park, March 7.
+Under-16 boys' Final Order of Merit table is on www.scottishgolfview.com

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 08:21:00 +0000

Active Schools Co-ordinator Matt Mullen shows Glasgow school staff teachers how to deliver firstclubgolf (imae byRob Eyton-Jones)

Glasgow gets set to introduce 3,300 children to golf

The drive to give more Glasgow primary school children the opportunity to play golf accelerates this month with the city�s Active Schools Team training classroom teachers to deliver the national junior golf programme, clubgolf�s introductory game.
In 2009, 42 of Glasgow�s 170 schools introduced their 1260 of their Primary 5s to clubgolf�s introductory game, firstclubgolf, which employs modified equipment. Taught by school staff, supported by Active Schools Co-ordinators, it gives children an enjoyable introduction to the game.
That figure, 21 percent of the total P5 roll of 6000, is expected to rise by 2000 this year after clubgolf and Active Schools combined forces to buy 50 bags of firstclubgolf equipment for Glasgow schools.
�This is a big step up this year in terms of increasing the numbers of children who we will deliver clubgolf to,� said Active Schools Manager, Kay Cherrie.
�The difficulty in the past was that without firstclubgolf equipment in schools there was little point in the staff becoming trained to teach the game.
�This year we have been able to access the finance to buy 50 bags so two thirds of schools now have equipment. Half of the funding (�7500) has come from the Council and Education Services. clubgolf has matched this which has enabled us to buy 50 bags and make the big push.�
To ensure that staff in these schools are fully prepared to teach the game to children, Active Schools is running a series of training sessions this month. Eighty three teachers are being trained in three four-hour sessions. Active Schools Co-ordinators continue supporting staff once they begin delivering in their schools.
�The response from schools and teachers has been really good,� said Mrs Cherrie. �With support from Active Schools Co-ordinators, staff find clubgolf relatively easy to deliver.
�With the equipment and the lesson plans, it�s a readymade off the shelf activity that can be used in our schools, during curriculum time, circle time, after school and in holiday programmes.�
�Our Active Schools Co-ordinators will make sure the schools are fully supported and the children get a good experience from it.�
With higher numbers of children being introduced to the schools game more clubs and volunteer coaches will be needed to ensure they can progress.
Haggs Castle is the first private club in Glasgow to see the potential of signing up to clubgolf and will be organising training for its volunteer coaches this spring. The volunteers will link with their local schools to provide a pathway for the children to progress into junior and eventually senior golf.
Rob Eyton-Jones
clubgolf Media Manager
Official clubgolf website: www.clubgolfscotland.com

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 08:13:00 +0000

Gemma jt 24th in Eagle Landing Invite

Gemma Hardie from Scunthorpe, a sophomore student at Central Arkansas Universtiy, finished joint 24th in a field of 96 players at the JMUEagle Landing Invitation women's college tournament at Eagle Landing Golf Club, Orange Park in Florida.

Gemma, pictured right, had rounds of 76, 76 and 78 for a total of 230 over a par-72, 6282yd course.
Harriet Owers-Bradley from Nottingham, a junior year student at Yale University, finished joint 50th.
Harriet had rounds of 78, 80 and 76 for a total of 234.

Ami Storey (Kansas State) from the North-east of England finished joint 56th on 235 with scores of 81, 80 and 74.
Alex Banham (Stetson, University, Florida), a junior student from Birmingham, tied for 82nd place on 245 with scores of 80, 86 and 79.

The individual winner was Hailey Koschman (Illinois) with a two-under-par total of 214.
South Florida (898) won the team title ahead of Illinois (904). Stetson tied for fifth place on 915 with Yale (947) 16th of the 17 teams.

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 21:53:00 +0000

SLGA Under 16s Championship at Strathmore

FROM THE SLGA WEBSITE
Entries for the SLGA Under 16 Open Stroke Play Championship are now closed. The event has once again been over subscribed with 108 entries for 102 places. Entrants with a handicap of 20 or better have been entered into the draw which will be posted to competitors in the next couple of days. Those with handicaps higher than 20 will be given the opportunity to be placed on the waiting list.

Alex Salmond's major announcement about �2million boost for Scottish amateur golf

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 21:05:00 +0000

First Minister Alex Salmond (centre) with a group including SLGA chairman Shona Malcolm, British Women's Open champion Catriona Matthew and Douglas Connon, chairman of the Scottish Golf Union Board, at North Berwick today when a major announcement about additional funding for Scottish amateur golf, particularly those who are turning professional., was made.

READ THE FULL STORY BY LOGGING ON TO www.scottishgolfview.com

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 19:53:00 +0000

Jamie Chapman joint 25th in Tusculum Invitational

Jamie Chapman (Lincoln Memorial University, a freshman student from Sussex, finished joint 25th in a field of 93 players for the Tusculum Invitational college tournament at Links Hill Country Club, Greeneville in Tennessee.
Chapman had rounds of 76 and 70 for 146.
Winner of back-to-back tournaments was Jack Garrett (Lenoir-Rhyne University) with scores of 71 and 63 (a course record) for a total of 134 over the par-71, 6763yd course. Garrett won by three strokes.
Tom Rennie, a sophomore student at Brevard College, North Carolina, came joint 78th on 158 with rounds of 82 and 76.

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 14:59:00 +0000

Sally from St Andrews win SULGA Stableford at The Duke's

Sally Richards (St Andrews University) won the latest Scottish Universities Ladies Golf Association Stableford competition over The Duke's Course St Andrews.
Sally, playing off 22 of a handicap, has a very good points score of 41 from the par-71 red tees (SSS 71, CSS 71).
Glasgow University students finished second and third.
Helen Goodwin finished runner-up with 41pt off 22 while Alison Brady finished third with 38pt off 13.

HOW THEY FINISHED:
1 Sally Richards (St Andrews) (22) 41pt.
2 Helen Goodwin (Glasgow) (13) 38.
3 Alison Brady (Glasgow) (28) 34.
4 Rona Agnew (GCU) (25) 33.
5 Suzie McInally (GCU) (25) 32.
6 Isla Craigie (Edinburgh) (6), Nadia Green (St Andrews) (9) 31.
8 Arlene McGarty (Strathclyde) (5), Claire Mulholland (Dundee) (12), Fiona Rentoul (St Andrews) (15) 30.
11 Susan Jackson (Edinburgh) (scr) 29.
12 Harriet Beasley (Stirling) (5), Gillian Arnott (Strathclyde) (6), Emma Bisset (Aberdeen) (7) 28.
15 Rebecca Wilson (Stirling) (2), Rachel Cassidy (Stirling) (2) 27.
17 Katie MacPherson (St Andrews) (15) 26.
18 Eleanor Pike (St Andrews) (10) 23.
19 Nicola Robinson (Edinburgh) (11) 21.
20 Lisa Byrne (Dundee) (15) 5.

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 22:58:00 +0000

Channel Islander Olivia shares

fourth place in 'Lady Jaguar'

Channel Islander Olivia Jordan Higgins, a student at Charleston Southern University, shared fourth place in a field of 75 players at the Lady Jaguar Intercollegiate tournament over the Forest Hills Golf Club course (par 72, 5878yd) at Augusta, Georgia today.

Olivia, pictured, had rounds of 74, 74 and 76 for a total of 224 in difficult conditions.

Even the winner of the event, Madrid's Aruka Felgueroso (Coastal Carolina) struggled except for a brilliant final round of 68, which was easily the best of the tournament by anyone and gave her a four-stroke margin of victory.

Aruka's earlier rounds were 74 and 77 and her winning total was three-over-par 219.

Clara Leathers (Middle Tennessee State), a senior student from Aylesbury, had scores of 78, 77 and 77 for a total of 232 and joint 16th place.

Coastal Carolina (891) won the team title ahead of Augusta State (906) and North Carolina Wilmington (926). Middle Tennessee State (933) finish fifth and Charleston Southern (954) joint 11th in a field of 14 teams.

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 15:49:00 +0000

SLGA name teams for stroke-play tournaments

NEWS RELEASE ISSUED BY THE SCOTTISH LADIES GOLFING ASSOCIATION
The SLGA is pleased to announce the following teams to represent Scotland:

SLGA Under 16 Open Stroke Play Championship, Strathmore Golf Centre, April 8-9:
Team 1: Lesley Atkins (Minto), Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies), Clara Young (North Berwick).
Team 2: Connie Jaffray (West Kilbride), Tara Mactaggart (Minto), Jessica Meek (Carnoustie Ladies).
Reserves: 1 Linsey Stevenson (Elie & Earlsferry Ladies), 2 Lauren Whyte (St Regulus)

Helen Holm Scottish Open Stroke Play Championship, Troon, April 23-25:
Louise Kenney (Pitreavie), Pamela Pretswell (Bothwell Castle).
Reserves: 1 Kelsey MacDonald (Nairn Dunbar), 2 Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm)

Welsh Ladies' Open Amateur 54 Hole Stroke Play Championship, Southerndown Golf Club, May 1-2:
Louise Kenney (Pitreavie), Laura Murray (Alford), Jane Turner (Craigielaw).
Travelling reserve: Rachael Watton (Mortonhall)

Irish Ladies' Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship, Newlands Golf Club, June 5-6:

Megan Briggs (Kilmacolm), Louise Kenney (Pitreavie), Jane Turner (Craigielaw).

Travelling reserve: Laura Murray (Alford).

Reserve: Kelsey MacDonald (Nairn Dunbar)

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 14:21:00 +0000

Quality field building up for the 'Helen Holm'

This year's Helen Holm Scottish women's open amateur stroke-play championship is shaping to be one of the best - if the quality of the entries so far is any guide.
They include so far the 2009 champions of Scotland (Megan Briggs), England (Charlie Douglass) and Wales (Tara Davies).
The fact that the LGU selectors will be at the tournament and will be meeting on the evening of Sunday, April 25 to choose the Great Britain & Ireland team of eight for the Curtis Cup match at Essex County Club, Massachusetts in June could have something to do with it.
But the tournament is also pulling them in from places as far away as Russia.
Two rounds will be played over Troon Portland on Friday and Saturday, April 23 & 24 after which there will be a cut and the qualifiers (leading 66 players and ties) will play the final 18 holes over Royal Troon on the Sunday.
Entries close at noon on Monday, March 22. Handicap limit is 5.4.
Entry forms can be downloaded from the Scottish Ladies Golfing Association website: www.slga.co.uk.
THE FIELD SO FAR
(from the SLGA website)
1 Lucie Andre Mionnay France +2.7
2 Lesley Atkins Minto Scotland 2.8
3 Amy Boulden Maesdu Wales 0.4
4 Eilidh Briggs Kilmacolm Scotland 1.0
5 Megan Briggs Kilmacolm Scotland 0.3
6 Emma Brown Malton & Norton England +3.1
7 Ciara Butler Newlands Ireland 1.8
8 Holly Clyburn Woodhall Spa England +2
9 Charlotte Dalton Ladbrook Park England 0.9
10 Tara Davies Holyhead Wales 0.5
11 Charlie Douglass Brocket Hall England 0.8
12 Charlotte Ellis Minchinhampton England +1.6
13 Stephanie Evans Vale of Llangollen Wales 0.1
14 Bethany Garton Royal Lytham & St Annes England 2.1
15 Hannah Grant Enmore Park England 0.3
16 Becky Harries Haverfordwest Wales +0.2
17 Rachel Jennings Izaak Walton England +2.6
18 Louise Kenney Pitreavie Scotland +1.6
19 Samantha Leslie Westhill Scotland 2.5
20 Emelie Lundstrom Mosjo Sweden +1
21 Kelsey MacDonald Nairn Dunbar Scotland +1.9
22 Stephanie McEvoy Old Fold Manor England 3.2
23 Alyson McKechin Elderslie Scotland 2.8
24 Gillian Monteith Portpatrick Dunskey Scotland 0.0
25 Laura Murray Alford Scotland +1.2
26 Elizaveta Nikulina Moscow City Russia 3.4
27 Pamela Pretswell Bothwell Castle Scotland +2.7
28 Ann B Ramsay Kirriemuir Scotland 0.4
29 Emma Sheffield Newark England 0.6
30 Ailsa Summers Carnoustie Ladies Scotland 3.0
31 Lauren Taylor Woburn England +2.1
32 Rachael Taylor Hartl Golf Resort Germany 2.4
33 Jess Wilcox Blankney England 0.4

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 11:24:00 +0000

Kirsty O'Connor makes top 20 at Rio Verde

Former Welsh women's amateur champion Kirsty O'Connor (Ball State University, Indiana) finished joint 15th in a field of 96 players for the Rio Verde Invitational women's college tournament over the Quail Run course (par71, 6229yd) at Rio Verde Golf Club, Arizona.

Kirsty, pictured right, who comes from Burnley, Lancashire, had rounds of 77, 77 and 75 for a total of 229 - 20 shots behind the winner, Ashley Bauer (Michant who had rounds of 68, 68 and 73 for a runaway, nine-stroke victory.

Michigan (881) won the team event ahead of Minnesota (895) and Eastern Michigan (904). Ball State (922) finished sixth of 18 teams.

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 11:05:00 +0000

Alan Glynn joint eighth in USF Invitational in Florida

Alan Glynn from Middlesex, a student at Xavier University, Cincinnati, was the highest placed finisher of the British students competing in the USF Invitational college tournament at Lake Jovita Golf & Country Club, Dade City in Florida.
Alan had rounds of 72, 68 and 73 for a three-under-par total of 213 which tied him for eighth place. He had been tied for fourth place until that last-round 73 dropped him four spots.
Xavier team-mate Kieran Lovelock from Surrey shared 36th place on 219 with scores of 74, 71 and 74.
Jack Hiluta (South Alabama) from Chelmsford finished joint 41st on 222 with scores of 75, 72 and 75.
Tom Robson from Waterlooville, Hampshire, a freshman student at Jacksonville State University, Alabama, finished joint 55th on 224 with scores of 74, 75 and 75.
Scot Michael Watson, also a JSU student, from Elgin tied for 112th position in a field of 120 with a total of 237. His individual rounds were 82, 78 and 77.
Matt Stauch (Florida Southern College) was the individual winner by five shots in a generally-low scoring tournament. He had rounds of 68, 65 and 71 for a 12-under-par total of 204 over a 7,153yd course.

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 22:40:00 +0000

North of Scotland Championship entry forms on

"new look" Angus County website

Aileen Hunter has given the Angus County website a bit of a makeover - www.angusladiesgolf.org
Aileen told Kirkwoodgolf.co.uk:
" I felt it was about time and I wanted to put what I'm learning in my Web Design & Development degree course to good use. Until I started at Abertay University I was self taught, so it's good to be learning better practices (or as many as my old brain can retain).
"There is a section on the site for the North of Scotland Championship which is at Forfar Golf Club from July 5 to 7. Entry forms can be downloaded from the site."

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 19:17:00 +0000

Hannah and Emma fourth and seventh in Treasure Coast Classic

Bethune Cookman College's two English senior students, Hannah Bews from Dorset and Emma Taylor from Saunton, finished joint fourth and seventh respectively in a small field of 12 players for the Treasure Coast Women's Classic college tournament at Indian Hills Golf Club, Fort Pierce in Florida.
Hannah had rounds of 74, 75 and 82 for a total of 231 over the par-71, 5805yd course.
Emma scored 78, 75 and 83 for a total of 236.
Joint winners with totals of 225 were Bethune-Cookman College team-mates Kimberley Wong (72-77-76) and Maria Garrido (75-76-74).

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 18:16:00 +0000

Home winner in Spanish women's amateur international championship

Nerea Salaverria from Spain, the No 6 seed, won the Spanish women's amateur international championship, at Platja del Pals, Girona today.
She beat the No 5 qualifier, Sweden's Emma Nilsson by one hole in the 18-hole final.
Nerea, who comes from San Sebastian, had a double celebration later - this was her 18th birthday!
Last year two different French players won the Portuguese and then the Spanish women's amateur international championships, the first main events on the European women's amateur calendar.
This year, two different Spaniards have achieved the feat. The "Portuguese" was won by Anna Arrese, the No 2 seed, who lost in the quarter-finals of the "Spanish."

Krystle Caithness and Vikki Laing make top 20 in Australia

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 12:18:00 +0000

Karrie Webb wins ANZ Masters by six shots

FROM THE LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR WEBSITE
Australian Karrie Webb won her seventh ANZ Ladies Masters title at RACV Royal Pines Resort on the Gold Coast in Australia today.
The 35-year-old Queenslander shot a final round 11-under 61 for a six-stroke victory over her compatriot, the 2009 champion, Katherine Hull and South Korean Bo-Mee Lee.
Webb began the final round one stroke ahead of Hull and Lee, but fired off nine birdies and an eagle to extinguish their final round challenge.
She eventually finished at 26-under 262, matching her own tournament record from 1999.
Webb was pressed hard by Hull, who reeled off four birdies in her first six holes. However, Webb holed a nine-iron approach from 125 yards for eagle on the par-four seventh, to be five-under-par through seven holes.
Webb birdied the ninth, with five more birdies over the back nine. She rolled in a 30 foot putt on 18 for her ninth birdie of the day and bettered the course record set in 2009 by Kristie Smith by a shot. She also equalled the all-time lowest round record on the Ladies European Tour.
�As soon as I hit it, and that�s how good the putter�s feeling in my hands, as soon as I made contact with it I knew I had a chance,� said Webb, who revealed that she had thought about shooting a 59.
�I was saying at the presentation when I stood on 16 and I knew I had a four-shot lead and I was trying to work out how many under I was and I couldn�t work it out. But I thought I was at 10 under. I had a good birdie chance on 16� the thought went through my mind that if I birdied the last three I could shoot a 59 and I just went �I am too tired to think about that, to even get nervous about that. If it happens, it happens.� So no, it feels great to play the way I have, this whole week.�
Webb was pushed early on by Hull, whose final round of 66 included eight birdies over her first 12 holes, however she bogeyed the second and 17th.
Lee�s matching number of 66 included four birdies and an eagle at the ninth, sealing a flawless score card with no bogeys all week.
Hull said: �Karrie just played absolutely flawless golf and, yeah, you can never rule out a hall of fame player can you?
�It was just rock solid, she was swinging it well all day and obviously rolling them from everywhere, so, I actually, I felt pretty good out there, I felt like I could give it a good crack and then I just couldn�t make a putt coming in, so that�s just the way golf goes, but, yeah, it was just an absolute clinic on Karrie�s part.�
It certainly was. Webb took a three-stroke lead with four to play when she birdied the 14th and hit two great shots just off the back edge at the par five 15th moving four ahead of Hull at ten under for the day.
When Hull bogeyed the 17th Webb was about to enjoy the thrill of a five shot lead playing the last hole.
Webb said that the win rated highly amongst her 46 career titles. �It�s very high up there. The quality of golf today was unbelievable, I�m sure you were watching but Katherine, she was pushing me all the way. Just when I thought I had created a little bit of breathing room she would come right back at me with a birdie and, I�m actually really, really exhausted,� she said.
Seo-Hee Kyung finished alone in 4th position at 19-under with fifth placed So-Yeon Ryu a further four strokes back in 5th.
Denmark�s Iben Tinning was the best placed European player at 14-under in a share of sixth with Australian Tamie Durdin.
The previous week�s Pegasus New Zealand Women�s Open champion Laura Davies finished with a 71 for a share of 25th place.
She will defend her Handa Australian Women�s Open title next week at Commonwealth Golf Club in Melbourne against a quality field including Webb.
FINAL TOTALS
Par 288 (4x72)
Players from Australia unless stated
262 Karrie Webb 68 69 64 61
268 Bo-Mee Lee (South Korea) 69 70 63 66, Katherine Hull 67 70 65 66
269 Hee Kyung Seo (South Korea) 69 68 66 66
273 So yeon Ryu (South Korea) 70 67 66 70
274 Iben Tinning (Denmark) 70 68 68 68, Tamie Durdin 69 68 72 65
275 Lindsey Wright 71 71 66 67, Stacy Lewis (US) 69 69 69 68, Amanda Blumenherst (US) 66 69 70 70
276 Yani Tseng (Taiwan) 71 67 67 71, Anna Nordqvist (Sweden) 68 70 69 69
277 Eun Hee Ji (South Korea) 71 68 68 70
278 Vicky Hurst (US) 68 71 69 70, Stefanie Michl (Austria) 71 68 70 69, Brittany Lincicome (US) 72 71 69 66, Sarah-Jane Smith 70 68 70 70, Sandra Gal (Germany) 71 70 67 70
279 Vikki Laing (Scotland) 69 71 72 67, Rebecca Flood 70 72 67 70, Florentyna Parker (England) 69 70 71 69, Krystle Caithness (Scotland) 72 69 67 71, Hee Young Park (South Korea) 73 68 67 71, Kristie Smith 68 74 68 69
280 Virginine Lagoutte-Clement (France) 72 69 68 71, Laura Davies (England) 70 70 69 71, Jeong Jang (South Korea) 70 68 70 72, Karine Icher (France) 70 69 73 68, Mina Harigae (US) 73 70 71 66
281 Taylor Leon (US) 70 71 71 69, Nikki Garrett 69 72 70 70, Sophie Gustafson (Sweden) 72 68 73 68, Katie Futcher (US) 73 68 71 69, Soo-jin Yang (South Korea) 72 72 69 68
282 Karen Lunn 72 71 69 70, Jeong Eun Lee (South Korea) 72 67 72 71, Pernilla Lindberg (Sweden) 70 73 71 68, Sarah Kemp 72 69 71 70
283 He-yong Choi (South Korea) 72 69 68 74, Azahara Munoz (Spain) 74 68 70 71, Tania Elosegui (Spain) 71 67 73 72, Ji-na Lim (South Korea) 69 66 75 73, Becky Brewerton (Wales) 68 74 72 69, Diana D'Alessio (US) 72 70 74 67, Louise Stahle (Sweden) 73 66 77 67, Ursula Wikstrom (Finland) 70 74 68 71
284 Caroline Afonso (France) 69 72 71 72, Giulia Sergas (Italy) 73 70 70 71, Elizabeth Bennett (England) 71 72 69 72, Bo kyung Kim (South Korea) 71 71 70 72
285 Hye youn Kim (South Korea) 70 71 70 74, Becky Morgan (Wales) 72 72 68 73, Janice Moodie (Scotland) 74 70 73 68
287 Vicky Hermina Thomas 73 68 73 73, Shin-ae Ahn (South Korea) 76 68 73 70, Ran Hong (South Korea) 74 67 71 75, You-na Park (South Korea) 73 71 69 74, Stacy Lee Bregman (South Africa) 73 66 72 76, Christina Kim (US) 71 73 73 70
288 Anna Oh (South Korea) 71 70 74 73, Rebecca Coakley (Ireland) 75 69 71 73, Bomi Suh (US) 72 72 74 70
289 Lynn Kenny (Scotland) 72 71 76 70
290 Jessica Noh 69 72 76 73
291 Ju young Park (South Korea) 74 69 74 74
294 Hazel Kavanagh (Ireland) 72 72 72 78

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 17:15:00 +0000

Nilsson v Salaverria for Spanish women's title

Sweden's Emma Nilsson, conqueror of Scotland's Kelsey MacDonald in the second round and European Young Masters girls' title-holder Klara Spilkova in this morning's quarter-finals, will meet Spain's Nerea Salaverria in Sunday's 18-hole final of the Spanish women's international amateur championship at Golf Platja de Pals, Gerona.
Spilkova ended the British challenge in the round of the last eight. She beat England's Hannah Barwood (Knowle) by 5 and 3 before losing by 4 and 3 to Nilsson in the semi-finals.
The No 2 seed, Anna Arrese (Spain), seeking to complete an Iberian double - she won the Portuguese women's amateur championship at the end of January, surprisingly lost at the 19th to Sweden's Louise Ridderstrom in the quarter-finals.
Ridderstrom went down by 4 and 3 to Salaverria.
TODAY'S RESULTS

QUARTER-FINALS
Klara Spilkova (Czech Republic) (16th qualifier) bt Hannah Barwood (England) (8) 5 and 3.
Emma Nilson (Sweden) (5) bt Johanna Tillstrom (Sweden) 3and 2.
Nerea Salaverria (Spain) (6) beat Elia Folch (Spain) 5 and 4.
Louise Ridderstrom (Sweden) (26) bt Anna Arrese (Spain) (2) at 19th.

SEMI-FINALS
Nilsson bt Spilkova 4 and 3.
Salaverria bt Ridderstrom 4 and 3.

AUSTRALIAN LADIES MASTERS ROUND 3

noreply@blogger.com (Colin) — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 08:03:00 +0000

Karrie Webb birdies last for one-stroke lead

FROM THE CBS SPORTS.COM WEBSITE
GOLD COAST, Australia -- Six-time champion Karrie Webb birdied the final hole for an 8-under 64 and a one-stroke lead today in the Australian Ladies Masters. Webb hit a 6-iron from a fairway bunker over a tree and on the green, then holed the 15ft putt to finish three rounds at 15-under 201 at rain-softened Royal Pines.
"I hit a great shot into the green there," Webb said. "It was a great way to finish. If you told me I would shoot 64 today, I would have thought I'd have at least a two-stroke lead, but it will make it exciting for tomorrow."
Because of the soft conditions on the resort course, players were allowed to lift, clean and place their golf balls in the fairway.
South Korea's Lee Bo-mee (63) and defending champion Katherine Hull (65) were a stroke back, and South Koreans Seo Hee-kyung (66) and Ryu So-yeon (66) were 13 under.
"A lot of people out there will be waiting for this showdown," said Hull, set play in the final group Sunday with Webb. "It's going to be a good battle tomorrow and a nice showcase for Australian golf."
Organisers say they consider Lee's 63 a course record because they changed two tee boxes this year. Australia's Kristie Smith has a 62 in the tournament last year, the lowest score on the course before it was lengthened slightly.
American Amanda Blumenherst, the leader after the first two rounds, had a 70 to drop into a tie for sixth with Taiwan's Yani Tseng (67) at 11 under.
Webb hopes her experience will help her Sunday.
"I've made some good shots here before and great putts, and when you have those kinds of feelings, it makes you comfortable," she said.
Lee, who has not had a bogey in three rounds, is playing at Royal Pines for the first time and only had two nine-hole practice rounds over two days due to heavy rain.
"My goal was to shoot 10 under for the tournament and with no bogeys," Lee said. "The way I played today, it's now possible I could win."
THIRD ROUND TOTALS
Par 216 (3x72)
Players from Australia unless stated.
201 Karrie Webb 68 69 64.
202 Katherine Hull 67 70 65, Bo-Mee Lee (South Korea) 69 70 63.
203 Hee-Kyeng Seo (South Korea) 69 68 66, So Yeon Rya (South Korea) 70 67 66.
205 Amanda Blumenherst (US) 66 6970, Yani Tseng (South Korea) 71 67 67.
206 Iben Tinning (Denmark) 70 68 68.
207 Anna Nordqvist (Sweden) 68 70 69, Stacy Lewis (US) 69 69 69, Eun Hee Ji (South Korea) 71 68 68.
208 Vicky Hurst (US) 68 71 69, Lindsey Wright 71 71 66, Sarah-Jane Smith 70 68 70, Sandra Gal (Germany) 71 70 67, Krystle Caithness (Scotland) 72 69 67, Jeong Jang (South Korea) 70 68 70, Hee Young Park (South Korea) 73 68 67
209 Stefanie Michl (Austria) 71 68 70, He-yong Choi (South Korea) 72 69 68, Virginine Lagoutte-Clement (France) 72 69 68, Rebecca Flood 70 72 67, Tamie Durdin 69 68 72, Laura Davies (England) 70 70 69
210 Ji-na Lim (South Korea) 69 66 75, Florentyna Parker (England) 69 70 71, Kristie Smith 68 74 68
211 Tania Elosegui (Spain) 71 67 73, Stacy Lee Bregman (South Africa) 73 66 72, Jeong Eun Lee (South Korea) 72 67 72, Hye youn Kim (South Korea) 70 71 70, Nikki Garrett 69 72 70
212 Taylor Leon (USA) 70 71 71, Karen Lunn 72 71 69, Vikki Laing (Scotland) 69 71 72, Ran Hong (South Korea) 74 67 71, Elizabeth Bennett (England) 71 72 69, Brittany Lincicome (USA) 72 71 69, Katie Futcher (US) 73 68 71, Ursula Wikstrom (Finland) 70 74 68, Karine Icher (France) 70 69 73, Caroline Afonso (France) 69 72 71, Azahara Munoz (Spain) 74 68 70, Becky Morgan (Wales) 72 72 68, Bo kyung Kim (South Korea) 71 71 70, Sarah Kemp 72 69 71
213 Giulia Sergas (Italy) 73 70 70, You-na Park (South Korea) 73 71 69, Sophie Gustafson (Swe) 72 68 73, Soo-jin Yang (South Korea) 72 72 69
214 Vicky Hermina Thomas 73 68 73, Pernilla Lindberg (Sweden) 70 73 71, Becky Brewerton (Wales) 68 74 72, Mina Harigae (US) 73 70 71
215 Anna Oh (South Korea) 71 70 74, Rebecca Coakley (Ireland) 75 69 71
216 Hazel Kavanagh (Ireland) 72 72 72, Louise Stahle (Sweden) 73 66 77, Diana D'Alessio (US) 72 70 74
217 Shin-ae Ahn (South Korea) 76 68 73, Christina Kim (US) 71 73 73, Ju young Park (South Korea) 74 69 74, Jessica Noh 69 72 76, Janice Moodie (Scotland) 74 70 73
218 Bomi Suh (US) 72 72 74
219 Lynn Kenny (Scotland) 72 71 76