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Competition Result Seniors Open 2014 Stroke - White Tees Played on Friday, 29 August 2014 at Pollok. Competition Scratch Score = 73 (Men) Results limited to the top 50 positions [ View Gross Scores Result ] Overall Revised Player Score Comments Position Handicap Overall Hoolachan, Bob 1 88 - 19 = 69 Overall Winner Visitor Falkirk Tryst Division 1 BLACK, DAVID 3 80 - 10 = 70 Division 1 Winner Visitor Torrance House McGhee, Douglas 6 81 - 09 = 72 Division 1 Runner-Up Visitor East Renfrewshire Macleod, Norman 10 81 - 08 = 73 Division 1 Third Visitor Clydebank and District Dixon, Stuart 13 74 - 01 = 73 Lowest Gross Score Visitor Barassie Links COCHRANE, GAVIN 15 77 - 04 = 73 Visitor Eastwood CUMMING, IAN 16 78 - 05 = 73 Visitor Eastwood Walker, Allen 17 78 - 05 = 73 Visitor South Shields Hood, Andrew 19 81 - 07 = 74 Visitor Prestwick St Cuthbert Todd, Alistair 21 79 - 05 = 74 Visitor Loudoun Gowf Lang, John 22 79 - 05 = 74 Visitor Dumbarton WATT, ANTONY 25 79 - 04 = 75 Visitor Kirkhill Forrest, Iain 27 85 - 10 = 75 Visitor Kirkhill Brown, Harry 29 82 - 07 = 75 Visitor Kilsyth Lennox McGrorry, James 30 86 - 11 = 75 Visitor Dumbarton LENNOX, IAN 31 86 - 11 = 75 Visitor East Renfrewshire McMillan, Peter 37 86 - 10 = 76 Visitor Crieff KENNEDY, James 41 85 - 09 = 76 Visitor Cochrane Castle McAllister, Keith 42 81 - 04 = 77 Visitor South Shields Easterbrook, Dick 44 83 - 06 = 77 Visitor Ballochmyle Craney, Tom 45 86 - 09 = 77 Visitor Kilmarnock Barassie Faulkner, Kevin 47 88 - 11 = 77 Visitor Royal Troon Jackson, Douglas 49 88 - 11 = 77 Visitor Glasgow REILLY, TERRY 50 88 - 11 = 77 Visitor Hayston Rodden, Stephen 53 88 - 10 = 78 Visitor Cowglen Holdsworth, Keith 55 81 - 03 = 78 Visitor West Linton BRUCE, JOE 58 88 - 10 = 78 Visitor Cawder Yule, Tommy 61 89 - 10 = 79 Visitor Erskine KERR, ROBERT 63 86 - 07 = 79 Visitor Troon Welbeck REEKIE, JOHN 66 89 - 10 = 79 Visitor Dunfermline SEMPLE, GREG 68 90 - 11 = 79 Visitor Stewarton SEMPLE, JOHN 69 84 - 05 = 79 Visitor Haggs Castle Conway, Ian 70 89 - 10 = 79 Visitor Kilmarnock Barassie Paterson, Maurice 71 89 - 10 = 79 10.0 Pollok BROWN, J 75 91 - 11 = 80 Visitor Sandyhills MacINTOSH, BRIAN 76 90 - 10 = 80 Visitor Kirkhill Bunting, Raymond 77 88 - 08 = 80 Visitor Prestwick St Nicholas Halkerston, David 79 87 - 07 = 80 Visitor St Andrews - New THOMSON, GORDON 80 84 - 04 = 80 Visitor Bearsden Graham, Eric 89 88 - 06 = 82 6.4 Pollok McALPINE, jOHN 91 92 - 10 = 82 Visitor Dunblane New McKellar, Donald 96 94 - 11 = 83 11.2 Pollok Dupuy, Derek 98 94 - 10 = 84 Visitor Largs BRUCE, DAVID 102 89 - 05 = 84 Visitor Irvine Ravenspark Austin, Edward 104 95 - 10 = 85 Visitor South Shields Magee, Robin 106 95 - 09 = 86 Visitor Kilmarnock Barassie Ferguson, Gilbert - No Return Visitor Troon Welbeck McKINVEN, NEIL - No Return Visitor Strathaven Millen, Peter - No Return Visitor Milngavie Gorman, Douglas - No Return No Score Recorded Visitor Windyhill MacAulay, Donald - No Return No Score Recorded Visitor Balmore Division 2 NIVEN, BILLY 5 84 - 13 = 71 Division 2 Winner Visitor Ballochmyle Thompson, Robin 7 85 - 13 = 72 Division 2 Runner-Up Visitor Kilmarnock Barassie HAMMOND, ALISTAIR 9 87 - 14 = 73 Division 2 Third Visitor Douglas Park McLean Snr, Norry 11 86 - 13 = 73 Visitor Ballochmyle CAMBRIDGE, DAVID 12 86 - 13 = 73 Visitor Kirkintilloch Bell, Alan 14 87 - 14 = 73 Visitor Hilton Park McCALLUM, JAMES 18 86 - 13 = 73 Visitor Paisley Tindle, George 23 89 - 15 = 74 Visitor Prestwick St Nicholas Eyton, Hugh 24 86 - 12 = 74 Visitor Dumbarton Macfarlane, Murray 32 89 - 14 = 75 Visitor West Kilbride Clingan, John 33 91 - 15 = 76 15.3 Pollok Rae, Sandy 34 90 - 14 = 76 Visitor Strathaven Hornell, Sam 36 91 - 15 = 76 Visitor Prestwick St Nicholas DONOGHUE, JOHN 39 88 - 12 = 76 Visitor Loudoun Gowf Connor, Hugh 40 88 - 12 = 76 Visitor Cathcart Castle Harris, John 43 89 - 12 = 77 Visitor Murrayshall McALISTER, ALAN 46 92 - 15 = 77 Visitor Fereneze Christie, Ken 51 89 - 12 = 77 Visitor Kirkcaldy DICKIE, WILLIAM 52 91 - 13 = 78 Visitor Bellshill STEVENSON, ALAN 54 93 - 15 = 78 Visitor Douglas Park NICHOLSON, PAUL 56 91 - 13 = 78 Visitor Paisley Campbell, Allan 57 91 - 13 = 78 Visitor Hayston Hayton, James 59 91 - 13 = 78 Visitor South Shields Wyllie, Alex 65 94 - 15 = 79 Visitor Williamwood McKenna, Noel 67 92 - 13 = 79 Visitor Dunfermline Harkness, Hamish 74 95 - 15 = 80 Visitor Routenburn RUDZINSKI, PETER 78 94 - 14 = 80 Visitor Dumbarton Turnbull, D. 82 94 - 14 = 80 Visitor Williamwood Thom, Henneth 83 95 - 15 = 80 Visitor Prestwick St Cuthbert Gillespie, Alan 86 95 - 14 = 81 Visitor Ratho Park Auldjo, Ian 88 96 - 14 = 82 Visitor Dunblane New Reid, Ridley 90 97 - 15 = 82 Visitor South Shields Mullin, J 94 98 - 15 = 83 Visitor Deaconsbank GOODALL, ROBIN 95 95 - 12 = 83 Visitor Greenock Scott, Kevin 100 98 - 14 = 84 Visitor Prestwick St Nicholas Duncan, Norman - No Return Visitor Loudoun Gowf Lauder, Jim - No Return Visitor Cowglen McCain, David - No Return Visitor South Shields MCLAY, James - No Return Visitor Dumbarton Mills, Robert - No Return Visitor South Shields Peebles, Andy - No Return Visitor Prestwick St Cuthbert Robinson, Mike - No Return Visitor Eastwood Muir, Robert - No Return No Score Recorded Visitor Williamwood Paul, Stuart - No Return No Score Recorded Visitor Cardross Division 3 Reading, Dave 2 90 - 20 = 70 Division 3 Winner 19.3 Pollok Pearson, Jeoff 4 86 - 16 = 70 Division 3 Runner-Up Visitor East Kilbride Morris, Eric 8 89 - 17 = 72 Division 3 Third Visitor Haggs Castle LLoyd, Mr 20 93 - 19 = 74 Visitor Irvine Ravenspark Yip, Steve 26 98 - 23 = 75 Visitor Cowglen Campbell, Gerry 28 93 - 18 = 75 Visitor Williamwood Tonner, Edward 35 92 - 16 = 76 Visitor Bellshill MARSH, DAVID 38 97 - 21 = 76 Visitor East Renfrewshire Grant, John 48 95 - 18 = 77 17.5 Pollok Buchart, S 60 94 - 16 = 78 Visitor West Kilbride Duffy, Joe 62 99 - 20 = 79 Visitor Cathcart Castle LAIRD, JAMES 64 98 - 19 = 79 Visitor Burntisland Dickson, K. S. 72 97 - 17 = 80 Visitor Deaconsbank NIVEN, LEWIS 73 102 - 22 = 80 Visitor Glasgow DRUMMOND, TOM 81 99 - 19 = 80 Visitor Douglas Park Vallance, John 84 100 - 19 = 81 Visitor Haggs Castle COYLE, DAVID 85 102 - 21 = 81 Visitor Deaconsbank Cordiner, Tom 87 100 - 19 = 81 19.1 Pollok Wright, D 92 99 - 16 = 83 Visitor Cathcart Castle HENDERSON, DREW 93 103 - 20 = 83 Visitor Ralston MacDougall, Peter 97 104 - 20 = 84 Visitor Strathendrick Foxwell, Roger 99 101 - 17 = 84 Visitor Crow Wood Whyte, Jack 101 106 - 22 = 84 Visitor Haggs Castle Taylor, Philip 103 102 - 18 = 84 17.7 Pollok McINTYRE, JAMES 105 107 - 22 = 85 Visitor Balfron Forsythe, Norman 107 104 - 17 = 87 Visitor Prestwick St Nicholas MacLeod, Alex 108 109 - 20 = 89 Visitor Prestwick St Nicholas Whyte, Ian 109 109 - 20 = 89 Visitor Haggs Castle Bain, Tom - No Return Visitor Cathcart Castle Davidson, George - No Return Visitor Prestwick St Nicholas Denholm, Arthur - No Return Visitor Aberfoyle McFARLANE, David - No Return Visitor Dunblane New McLaughlin, James - No Return Visitor Routenburn McMillan, Robert - No Return 17.5 Pollok SELLYN, LARRY - No Return Visitor Bonnyton Shaw, Ian - No Return Visitor Cathcart Castle THOMSON, ALEXANDER - No Return Visitor Renfrew Waddell, Ronnie - No Return Visitor Eastwood Tait, Colin - No Return No Score Recorded Visitor East Renfrewshire The following player(s) returned Twos or better in this competition: Hole Player Score 6 LENNOX, IAN 2 6 MacINTOSH, BRIAN 2 6 Taylor, Philip 2 6 Walker, Allen 2 6 Wyllie, Alex 2 17 Hoolachan, Bob 2 Competition Result - Gross Scores Seniors Open 2014 Stroke - White Tees Played on Friday, 29 August 2014 at Pollok. Competition Scratch Score = 73 (Men) Results limited to the top 50 positions [ View Nett Scores Result ] Overall Gross Revised Player Comments Position Score Handicap Dixon, Stuart 1 74 Visitor Barassie Links COCHRANE, GAVIN 2 77 Visitor Eastwood CUMMING, IAN 3 78 Visitor Eastwood Walker, Allen 4 78 Visitor South Shields WATT, ANTONY 5 79 Visitor Kirkhill Todd, Alistair 6 79 Visitor Loudoun Gowf Lang, John 7 79 Visitor Dumbarton BLACK, DAVID 8 80 Visitor Torrance House McAllister, Keith 9 81 Visitor South Shields Macleod, Norman 10 81 Visitor Clydebank and District Hood, Andrew 11 81 Visitor Prestwick St Cuthbert McGhee, Douglas 12 81 Visitor East Renfrewshire Holdsworth, Keith 13 81 Visitor West Linton Brown, Harry 14 82 Visitor Kilsyth Lennox Easterbrook, Dick 15 83 Visitor Ballochmyle NIVEN, BILLY 16 84 Visitor Ballochmyle THOMSON, GORDON 17 84 Visitor Bearsden SEMPLE, JOHN 18 84 Visitor Haggs Castle Thompson, Robin 19 85 Visitor Kilmarnock Barassie Forrest, Iain 20 85 Visitor Kirkhill KENNEDY, James 21 85 Visitor Cochrane Castle Craney, Tom 22 86 Visitor Kilmarnock Barassie KERR, ROBERT 23 86 Visitor Troon Welbeck McLean Snr, Norry 24 86 Visitor Ballochmyle CAMBRIDGE, DAVID 25 86 Visitor Kirkintilloch McGrorry, James 26 86 Visitor Dumbarton LENNOX, IAN 27 86 Visitor East Renfrewshire McMillan, Peter 28 86 Visitor Crieff Pearson, Jeoff 29 86 Visitor East Kilbride McCALLUM, JAMES 30 86 Visitor Paisley Eyton, Hugh 31 86 Visitor Dumbarton HAMMOND, ALISTAIR 32 87 Visitor Douglas Park Bell, Alan 33 87 Visitor Hilton Park Halkerston, David 34 87 Visitor St Andrews - New Hoolachan, Bob 35 88 Visitor Falkirk Tryst Graham, Eric 36 88 6.4 Pollok Bunting, Raymond 37 88 Visitor Prestwick St Nicholas Faulkner, Kevin 38 88 Visitor Royal Troon Rodden, Stephen 39 88 Visitor Cowglen Jackson, Douglas 40 88 Visitor Glasgow REILLY, TERRY 41 88 Visitor Hayston BRUCE, JOE 42 88 Visitor Cawder DONOGHUE, JOHN 43 88 Visitor Loudoun Gowf Connor, Hugh 44 88 Visitor Cathcart Castle Harris, John 45 89 Visitor Murrayshall Yule, Tommy 46 89 Visitor Erskine REEKIE, JOHN 47 89 Visitor Dunfermline Conway, Ian 48 89 Visitor Kilmarnock Barassie Morris, Eric 49 89 Visitor Haggs Castle Paterson, Maurice 50 89 10.0 Pollok .
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