Joshua Jamieson Wales clash in configuration

JOSHUA has been rewarded with Jamieson Scotland side last week, the Scottish Boys Stroke Play Championship for her victory in the upcoming Home Internationals for Wales, and Boys, the (2-4 August), 17-year-old, who posted a five-283 Nairn Dunbar take on the boys ' title in three shots, combined par is one of the two St Andrews golfers, a Team with Scott Ewan is also included.

Group of four other members, who finished second (b)

ehind the Irish 12 months ago-Grant Forrest, Liam Johnston, Jack McDonald and Daniel Hendry-keep their seats in the hope to build a positive performance, when they defeated England 13 years for the first time.

Merit order of Marchbank Greig, the current Vice President makes the SGU boys on the side of the Junior Champions Champion winner Craig Ross, and the rise of the star in the Lothians with Anthony Blaney. Blairgowrie n Bradley Neil, English Boys under 16s Championship deserves the highest call, such as Mount Ellen Eamon Bradley, who also runs the European Boys Team Championship in Scotland.

The Scottish boys group: Anthony Blaney (Liberton), Eamon Bradley (Mount Ellen), Grant Forrest (Craigielaw), Daniel Hendry (u.a.e.), Josh Jamieson (new St Andrews), Liam Johnston (Dumfries and County), Jack McDonald (Kilmarnock Barassie), Greig Marchbank (Dumfries and County), Bradley, Neil (Blairgowrie), Craig Ross (Kirkhill), Ewan Scott (St Andrews).

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Golf: Matthew is not afraid to become Open-Carnoustie

Carnoustie's reputation, the scary monster of a course can be a big factor when the world's best do it tomorrow at the Ricoh women's British open, but with Catriona Matthew is one of the few who knows the game, he is tame the beast.
North Berwick 41-15-to 16-year-old won his Scottish Amateur Championship for the first three notorious British Open golf tournament in 1991, with links to and he has actually relishing the test, which is ahead in the next four days.

"All the talk

bout and was fortunate to be Carnoustie, the opportunity to play during the approximately ten weeks ago, "he said. "It is great shape and very fair test. Much depends on the weather, but the prognosis looks pretty good, so I'm sure that it is a great open. "

Matthew won the title-the first Scot to capture women, major general-Royal Lytham and St Annes two years ago, but his defence on the Royal Birkdale has been cut by. The top four of the dozens already this year, he anticipates he is in the form, so that the real challenge for £ 320,000, the first prize.

"I've prepared well, in my line of work with Craggs, Kevin and, of course, interest is that I know that the exchange rate," said Matthew, who is a husband, Graeme, by his side as his caddie. But their two daughters-in-four-year-old Katie and Sophie (2)-staying with parents in n Graeme and watch television.

"They were with us at Lytham, but now I think they have more fun in their own presence at home and in the document," explains Catriona. "We are just back from six weeks to four in the United States, and the family is fairly difficult, were created in the viikk."

Matthew, World No. 35, is one of the?, in only four of the Scots in Glasgow-a: n Janice Moodie will play in the name of the stamp of the invocation of the amateur Pamela Pretswell obtained her place as the reigning British women's strokeplay Champion.

Kylie Walker, who plays out of Carrick, Loch Lomond, came through Monday's RB1-Panmure. He made a dramatic birdie through it, to play off the second extra hole, and this is his British Open debut. And he is hoping that his friendship with Matthew could pay dividends out of.

"Catriona and are both coached By Kevin Craggs and he has been great," explained the 24-year-old, who is in his second year of the women in the European tour. "He took me up on the Carnoustie was a great experience for him and to learn."

Home of the four players in the home crowd support they need and they can get when they face the threat of the field in the General help. Yani Tseng, only 22 are defending champion and World No? 1. He already has four majors, and won another LPGA Championship last month 10-shot margin. runaway

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Martin Dempster: price to be paid to the effects of the

The Royal rota, open to the effects of the three major gains in the wake of 13 months, golfers, Northern Ireland is understandable is also the clamour of concern to some of the Scottish courses of R and n (A) already on the list.Troon, for example, the last event staged in 2004, and must wait for until 2016 at the earliest, is the place to host again, Lytham (2012), Muirfield (2013) and Hoylake (2014) all have already been fixed and the St Andrews set the host again in 2015. A distinction between the Old Course, the other courses are now almost a ten-year period, and the second place, moreover, could mean having to wait or Troon nearer to 15 years, the world's best players, between the events, host the likes of Turnberry.

It is still unclear if the growing momentum behind the effects will succeed, but if it is, then the R & A, may also possibly be reviewed in its current line of temporary entry near every five years.

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David Walker Cup character, the law provides for the opening win

Can be omitted from the law by DAVID Walker Cup really funny, in the light of the latest, but Aberdonian certainly has not given up his hopes to make the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland side to face his home sales in September, the Americans. "Win this would be tantamount to me back in the frame, right in the "20-year-old declared after his opening of the Scottish Amateur Championship bid in a nice 5 and 4 in the first round to win the Martin McCrory at Cathkin Braes sunny but breezy day Ayrshir e via the coast.

Law, 2009, double of the Scottish champion was the surprise omission of GB & I team, which was picked at the end of last year, in particular when he has a good record in match play, and had also joined the Royal Aberdeen in mind with the biennial event.

He hopes to make the final ten are shown in the following national, according to which the earlier really fun, Captain Nigel Edwards and then only if you want to exclude the 18-strong group, which met in the same place again last week to hold in the Northeast.

"Don't say it was a blow but I was a little surprised," added to the legislation, which still believes he has this week to convince Edwards and his selectors for yourself, which he deserves to play for the first Walker Cup, Scotland, since Luke Donald and Paul Casey won the tournament, the team is Nairn in 1999 at the time.

"I am sure that they are looking for players in the form of individual Championships, and in the Home Internationals to come before the group is still picked, never say never."

After negotiating his first obstacle right described in the Western Gailes as "a good course for match play" and wait for some disorders SGU flagship event progresses. "Even when it is calm," said the man, who won this title, a few kilometres down the coast of Troon two years ago. "The Greens are small waterways, and the game are quite päihität."

Ross, who took part of Kellett, along with the fellow of the Royal Aberdeen session two GB for days & I team members Michael Stewart, James Byrne, Kris, is also his Nicol to win this week to promote his hopes of facing a set on the American side, which contains a moment a man Patrick Cantley attractions.

Legislation, such as Colville Park player to produce a polished performance on the first day of the win over UNITED's Billy Campbell 6 and 4, of the admission, he had received, he had received information from some of the PIN shall be subject to the original during a round of Ayrshire cattle Stewart on Saturday the practical advice.

"He told me about some of the locations may not be," said Kellett thoughts before you remove the Walker Cup.

"This Win would help," the 23-year-old from trading, "but they are watching us now in the last two years, so I think that they know what they are going to receive from us."

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Golf: links in help yourself over the Bruntsfield-Club Division

BRUNTSFIELD links are the second major Triumph for the follow-up adaptation of 250 years in the year.
It came to Edinburgh in the Junior Inter-Club Tournament is the neighbouring countries of the Royal Burgess, in which Davidson Mains Club beat Dalmahoy 2 and 1 in the final.

Stuart McLaren and Graeme Nisbet finished five of the double-entry to Bruce Scott and the foursome Murray Paterson, three appearances in the top to the bottom of the rear part to limit the damage. Elliot Ball was also the Bruntsfield, claimed the title of the year 2003, in which the vendors, for the first time.

"To win the Club celebrates its 250th year anniversary is this," said convenor junior Mike Smith.

"Ian Morrison, the Club Captain was over at the Royal Burgess and, of course, pleased with the success. We got a good crop of young people at the moment-they are all going in the right way. "

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Golf: Duddingston, 15 years Wait to capture the Lothians team competition

DUDDINGSTON have won the team competition since 1996 Lothians for the first time.
The closest ever in the contest entries, they pipped Mortonhall, countback, Baberton and Kingsknowe. Club champion Gary Thomson and David Miller, both carded 68s at Baberton Derrick Williams and Mike Armstrong to make a backup copy of a prior, 72 and 73, respectively, at Kingsknowe.

Mortonhall is equivalent to a total of 281, but argued the heading to better aggregate Duddingston, the result of the back nine.

Miller, "winning is a pleasant surprise, even though we have tried hard to get our strongest side in this year's event," said.

Now Go forward for Scottish Duddingston Club Championship, Falkirk Tryst at later in the year. After the end of the period of the last won in the Carrickvale becoming the Lothians champions.

Four shots from the event, which is currently being sponsored for the first time in the Westside Plaza, a six-vertex groups.

Dunbar won the third by attentively 282, Baberton (283), Silverknowes (284), and Ratho Park (285). The host Club's Dougie Waugh 66, was the best individual result is with Musselburgh: n Baberton Benn McLeod claimed that honour with 65 at Kingsknowe.

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Three times as a finalist in the still hunt, Ayrshire

The sun kissed game of waterways that have been with colourfully clad young people fill up the lovers, who hit Sayid, scattered in the area of operators, 256 this year in the Scottish Amateur Championship ball has been restored to provide a heartening reminder of an odd old yesteryear's head.Allan Thomson, service contracts, for example. Thirty years ago, the same, of course, he reached the final in this case, repeating the feat five years later before its conclusion, the third of Monifieth, once you're lucky, when lifting will win over the name of Alan Tait at Moray in 1989.

Then, on two occasions, Thomson has reached the SGU's flagship event, the semifinal-Prestwick each time, the last in 2007-and he is not enabled and running again in his native Ayrshire 2 and 1 after the first round to win the Stafford n to Simon over the Barras.

the 53-year-old Scottish Selector these days looked heading for the suffering of one of his matches in the 1981 event Flashback and fearing the tables before the passage of the pantograph shall be much happier were going to use more than this terrific links to closing the holes-in him.

"The five, four, amounted to go, but had visions of what happened to Frank Coutts played here 30 years ago," said Thomson, since 1997, the host Club member, although, as always, he has become a commonplace, Belleisle Ayr at the home of the Club ran out.

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Coutts, at the time of the Scottish international and now at Deeside, in exactly the same position, was professional, but lost at Thomson's fightback, that he went to shake hands with the opponent is thinking in the 18th century, he had lost at this stage, on the left-such an extraordinary first daze hole.

After birdie on 14 and 15, and after three putting the next release was the first-Thomson, the man from yesterday, as he ended with a number of successful 16 rot away in the next before closing the match.

"What I have noticed today, in this case, is that these guys on the young hit it miles," he said. "The Distance is not so important here, however, several other courses. You must direct the rough is totally incorrect. "

Playing off one, when he once triumphed at Lossiemouth, Thomson is now down to three plus-he never had the lowest. "But that is only because of competition from the beginning of the standard, this is usually around 76 par 71 against," he commented.

Transaction already lost last year in Home Internationals, the first day of the accident, Greg Paterson, Allyn Dick and Peter Latimer had joined by Philip McLean Scotland Group of four members. Peterhead from six feet to lose the player missed Pollok's Conor O'Neil, who was unable to play for four months after hurting his wrist a scholarship in America at the beginning of the end of the last financial year, and still needs physiotherapy last.

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