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Kings Links Open - Sunday 12Th May 2019 Kings Links Open - Sunday 12th May 2019 No. Name Club Gross H'Cap Nett Points 1 Neil Mitchell Bon Accord 65 -1 66 15 2 Graeme Mitchell Northern 66 -1 67 12 3 Greg Ingram Inverurie 67 0 67 10 4 Stewart Finnie Caledonian 67 1 66 8 5 Bryan Innes Murcar Links 69 -1 70 6 6 Chris Somers Murcar Links 69 0 69 5 7 Adrian Styles Murcar Links 69 1 68 4 8 Barrie Edmond Bon Accord 70 -2 72 3 9 Corin Stewart Murcar Links 70 0 70 2 10 Tim Gray Royal Aberdeen 70 3 67 1 11 Jack Pirie Hazelhead 71 1 70 12 David Morrison Meldrum House 71 -1 72 13 Matthew Smith Bon Accord 71 2 69 14 Adam Dunton Mcdonald 71 -3 74 15 Mark Thomson Kintore 71 -1 72 16 Billy Main Meldrum House 72 1 71 17 Philip Benson Northern 73 5 68 18 Ian Still Craibstone 73 1 72 19 Lewis West Duff House 73 1 72 20 Ron Evett Deeside 73 0 73 21 Anthony Bews Murcar Links 73 0 73 22 Steve Morrice Newmachar 74 6 68 23 Jon Bodicoat Craibstone 74 3 71 24 Steven Ross Newmachar 74 3 71 25 Terry Mathieson Murcar 74 0 74 26 Clark Brechin Portlethen 74 -1 75 27 Mark Rae Newmachar 74 -2 76 28 Alan Thomson Banchory 75 6 69 29 Cammy McBain Northern 75 5 70 30 Neil Walker Northern 75 3 72 31 Greig Kennedy Hazelhead 75 1 74 32 Steve Allan Banchory 76 8 68 33 Roy Pirie Caledonian 76 7 69 34 Colin Morrice Newmachar 76 6 70 35 Andy Cadman Newmachar 76 4 72 36 Kerr Baptie Newmachar 76 4 72 37 David Fanthorpe Kemnay 76 2 74 38 David Forbes Caledonian 77 6 71 39 Jonathan Black Dunecht House 77 5 72 40 Craig Ross Northern 77 4 73 41 Scott Carmichael Kintore 77 4 73 42 Andy Campbell Murcar Links 77 3 74 43 Jamie Wilson Newmachar 77 -1 78 44 Chris Lamb Newmachar 77 -3 80 45 Dennis Booth Nigg Bay 78 9 69 46 Walter Ross Caledonian 78 3 75 47 Nick Macandrew Royal Aberdeen 78 0 78 48 John Ross Newmachar 78 0 78 49 Doug MacPherson Caledonian 79 11 68 50 Davie Grieve Bon Accord 79 6 73 51 Graeme Robertson Northern 79 5 74 52 Dave Mair Northern 79 4 75 53 Matthew Dunn Bon Accord 79 2 77 54 Andrew Chan Newmachar 79 2 77 55 Andrew Patterson Duff House 80 6 74 56 Stewart McKenzie Northern 81 12 69 57 Grant Duguid Dunecht House 81 6 75 58 Adam Strachan Hazelhead 81 5 76 59 Ross Buchan Newburgh 82 8 74 60 Matthew Edmond Bon Accord 82 6 76 61 Stephen Murphy Bon Accord 83 6 77 62 Alan Pirie Northern 84 12 72 63 Gordon Brown Craibstone 84 8 76 64 Martin Robertson Nigg Bay 84 6 78 65 Stuart Wright Stonehaven 84 5 79 66 Kevin Giles Newmachar 85 10 75 67 Lloyd Findlay Craibstone 85 6 79 68 Bryan Smith Kintore 86 11 75 69 Paul Ewen Caledonian 86 10 76 70 Shaun Guyan Bon Accord 87 8 79 71 Tommy Still Northern 88 12 76 72 Robert Lamb Newmachar 88 6 82 73 Mike Ogston Northern 89 14 75 74 Karl Vincent Newmachar 89 14 75 75 Scott Garden Newburgh 90 16 74 76 Obinna Ugoala Hazelhead 92 16 76 77 Richard Shand Northern 93 16 77 78 John McKechnie Bon Accord 93 12 81 79 Graeme Whyte Northern 94 19 75 80 Dale Forbes Newmachar 94 18 76 81 Fred Laing Northern 95 20 75 82 Ian McLaughlin Caledonian 95 13 82 83 Ben Christie Newburgh 96 22 74 84 Chris Shand Bon Accord 96 16 80 85 Rhys Christie Newmachar 97 14 83 86 Roux Arnaud Kintore 101 21 80 87 Darren Quarmby Bon Accord 104 16 88 88 Lee Bell Bon Accord 106 21 85 89 Cameron Johnstone Northern D/Q 1 D/Q 90 Chris Gilbert Cruden Bay N/R 0 N/R 91 Graham McClaggan Bon Accord N/R 5 N/R 92 Michael Black Deeside N/R 8 N/R 93 Stewart Leslie Caledonian N/R 20 N/R 94 Leslie Taylor Northern N/R 7 N/R.
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