Golf: West Linton in the quarters will be placed in the

WEST LINTON posted a quarter-final spots in the first, because of our neighbor, Midlothian, in the previous year, the beaten finalists in their hopes to qualify for this ascended to the period of the Pollock (Scotrans) Ltd of Edinburgh in the summer League Knock-out stage.

The home win over the crushing of Newbattle, in a couple of halves against the side of the korkealentoinen Mackenzie, Simon is the only place on the top of the sealed power, West Linton (c) in the section.

"We are looking forward to hear you're in the finals at home to and becomes the home front the bonus, "admitted the former Scottish amateur champion of the Mackenzie River.

Calculate the advantage of home made Duddingston wins the Bruntsfield links, but the well-the match contested in the same sport very well. The final Score of the gears track (s) and, therefore, was in doubt until the last match of the lead changed hands almost after every game.

Four of the nine covers Santana, Gus forward, under the fifth thanks to three birdies, an eagle, and he went, to save the good victory.
The young Stuart McLean, his first group match, the three were discarded in the deep of birdies in four holes Run Kevin Cattanach.
But Derrick Williams and secured Duddingston points found in the excellent profit over Alan Anderson, Lothians world champion.

Anderson was three up to a maximum of seven, but the Williams, two long pitch-ins, helped his mission, and gradually the jamming was back in the game, to win it is a birdie the 17th.

After some of the recently returned from the Midlothian setbacks ways to win as they pipped Musselburgh jännittynyttä and exciting battle section d.
Alastair Shanks, "it was clear, and the desperate were the Musselburgh, try to get some kind of performance they had played in the big guns in sequence and it worked almost in the middle of the order from the beginning," said.

With two matches left, of course, the result was still in the balance depends on, but Justin Lamb Shanks and the decisive blows delivered to both Ian won with two to go against Keith Aitken and Calum Burgess, respectively, for 15 days.

"It is expected to win the team qualifying for our last three matches," added the Shanks. "We've now had two tough games to go, add, but the awe it can still perform, even if the result of the last eight if the other our revolution." Korkealentoinen had already been back to Musselburgh Alone at Prestonfield, if the home team won, 6-1, …, …, the largest and the smallest clash.

Arran chalked up against Myles McHardy Clapperton and Scott Johnston, soon followed, initially as a weapon to young people, the home team a second convincing win.

The new son Duncan Martin, still find her feet, and the manner of the win was the Prestonfield form, Kenny Wright, but the home team, also came out to Duncan Johnston, Fraser Murray, Ricky Myles and Neilson, who was one of four in Manchester-by beating Brian Henderson on his way.


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Golf: West Linton book place in quarters

WEST LINTON booked the first of the quarter-final spots as neighbours Glencorse, last year's beaten finalists, resurrected their hopes of qualifying for the knock-out phase in this season's Pollock (Scotrans) Ltd Edinburgh Summer League.

A crushing home win over Newbattle, who could only muster a couple of halves against Simon Mackenzie's high-flying side, sealed top spot for West Linton in Section C.
"We're looking forward to the quarter-finals and having home home advantage will
be a bonus," admitted former Scottish Amateur champion Mackenzie.

Duddingston made home advantage count in the same section to beat Bruntsfield Links in a very sporting but well-contested match. The final score was 4…-3…, with the result was uncertain until the last match after the lead changed hands almost with every game.

Gus Santana covered the front nine in four-under thanks to an eagle at the fifth as well as three birdies, and he went on to record a good victory.

Young Stuart McLean, thrown in the deep end in his first team match, was subjected to a run of three birdies in four holes from Kevin Cattanach.

But Duddingston secured the points as Derrick Williams recorded a superb victory over Alan Anderson, the Lothians champion.

Anderson was three up after seven but Williams, helped by two lengthy pitch-ins, stuck to his task and gradually got back into the game, winning it with a birdie at the 17th.
After some recent defeats, Glencorse returned to winning ways as they pipped Musselburgh in a tense and exciting Section D battle.

"It was obvious from the start Musselburgh were desperate to try and get some sort of result from the order their team was played in with their big guns in the middle of the order and it almost worked," said Alastair Shanks.

With two matches left on the course the result was still hanging in the balance but Justin Lamb and Ian Shanks both delivered decisive blows as the won the 15th to go two up against Keith Aitken and Calum Burgess respectively.

"To have any chance of qualifying we needed to win our last three matches," added Shanks. "We've now got two more tough games to go, but awe may still make it though to the last eight if other result go our way." High-flying Musselburgh had already been brought back down to earth at Prestonfield, where the home team won 6…-1… in a top-versus-bottom clash.

Young gun Arran McHardy chalked up the first point against Myles Clapperton and Scott Johnston soon followed with another convincing win for the home team.

New boy Duncan Martin, still finding his feet and way at Prestonfield, was overcome by an-in form Kenny Wright but victories for the home side also came from Duncan Johnston, Fraser Murray, Ricky Myles and Neilson Rutherford, who was out in four-under on his way to beating Brian Henderson.

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