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DRAMBUIE
HIGHLAND
Drambuie
Ayrshire: 1st - 5th May 2005
Congratulations
to Michael Brown - Winner of the Drambuie Ayrshire Golf Classic 2005
Michael
sealed his Drambuie Ayrshire Golf Classic victory with a final round of
26 points guaranteed that he wasn't going to be caught. Behind Colin McAllister
and Michael Strawson finished with 123 points.
The
prizegiving dinner has become a traditional way to cement the friendships
that have developed over the week and this year was even more sociable
than ever with the fantastic Coila Ceilidh band to sign it off.
OVERALL
SINGLES LEADERBOARD
Handicap
Singles Winner
Michael
Brown
124
Handicap
Singles Runner Up
Colin
McAllister
123
Handicap
Singles Third
Michael
Strawson
123
Fourth
Brian
Ferris
120
Fifth
Maie
Osborne
120
Sixth
Bill
Elston
119
Seventh
Hazel
Brown
118
Eighth
Antony
Watts
117
Ninth
Pem
Van Heek
118
Tenth
Chris
Adamson
114
OVERALL
PAIRS LEADERBOARD
Pairs
Winners
Michael
Brown
Hazel Brown
242
Pairs
Runners Up
Bill
Elston
Charles Douglass
233
Pairs
Third
Pem
van Heek
Kees Borslap
229
Day
1 - Turnberry Ailsa & Kintyre The
play on Day One was split over the two wonderful links courses with half
the field going out in the morning over the Open Championship Ailsa course
and the rest over the newer but maturing Kintyre. The Ailsa course was
set up perfectly for scoring and the winds were light. The scoring was
quite high with an excellent 43 from Maie Osborn from Ryston Park with
the leading gent Michael Strawson scoring 35 points. The Kintyre course
proved to be a lot more challenging than its sister with the highest score
of 32 points coming from both Neil Taylor from Blairbeth and Martine Valcke
from Royal Zoute.
Day
2 - Kilmarnock Barassie With
expectations of rain forecast, waterproofs, umbrellas and towels were
on prominent display, what transpired was a day for shirt sleeves, a light
wind and a magnificent day for golf over a superbly set up Championship
standard golf course.
Barassie
lies just to the north of Troon and in the past ten years has undergone
a major transformation of its course and facilities. It now has 27 holes
and excellent new catering and changing facilities. The new layout is
maturing well and the whole presentation of the course is to be complimented.
It
is also a great test of golf. The best score carded on the day was a very
respectable 35 points from Geoffery Towle with both Michael Brown and
Colin McAllister coming in close with 34 points.
Day
3 - Irvine Bogside The
field of play moved to the traditional links setting of Irvine Bogside,
a James Braid designed course and with it brought the finest weather of
the week, beautiful blue skies, sunshine and shirt sleeve conditions.
Although
the conditions were set up prefectly for high scoring Bogside proved at
sterner test than most competitors thought. The highest score of the day
was produced by Bryan Ferris with a very respectable 36 points and following
closely was Antony Watts with 33 points.
Turnberry
Ailsa Long
regarded as one of the
finest courses in the world,
the scenic glories of the Ailsa
Course are to be savoured. more...
Turnberry
Kintyre
Undulating greens, glorious fairways, magnificent ocean holes, and
all with stunning views of Kintyre, Arran, and the famous Turnberry
Lighthouse.
more...
Kilmarnock
(Barassie) The
Barassie Links Course is an Open Championship Qualifying venue with
some of the best maintained greens in Scotland.
more...
Irvine
Bogside The
Irvine Golf Club, Bogside is a traditional links course which provides
a challenge to all and no two holes the same more...
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CLASSIC
ITINERARY
Sunday
1st May 4.00pm to 6.00pm
Drambuie Drinks Reception
Monday
2nd May 10am to 12.00pm
Courses: Turnberry Ailsa
& Turnberry Kintyre
8.00pm
Day One Results
available online
Tuesday
3rd May 9.00am
to 1.00pm
Course: Kilmarnock Barassie
8.00pm
Day Two Results
available online
Wednesday
4th May 10.00am to 2.00pm
Course: Irvine Bogside
8.00pm
Day Two Results
available online
Thursday
5th May 10am to 12.00pm
Courses: Turnberry Ailsa
& Turnberry Kintyre
7.30pm
to Late
Prizegiving Dinner
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Congratulations
to Michael Brown - Winner of the Drambuie Ayrshire Golf Classic 2005
The
play on Day One was split over the two wonderful links courses with half
the field going out in the morning over the Open Championship Ailsa course
and the rest over the newer but maturing Kintyre. The Ailsa course was
set up perfectly for scoring and the winds were light. The scoring was
quite high with an excellent 43 from Maie Osborn from Ryston Park with
the leading gent Michael Strawson scoring 35 points. The Kintyre course
proved to be a lot more challenging than its sister with the highest score
of 32 points coming from both Neil Taylor from Blairbeth and Martine Valcke
from Royal Zoute.
With
expectations of rain forecast, waterproofs, umbrellas and towels were
on prominent display, what transpired was a day for shirt sleeves, a light
wind and a magnificent day for golf over a superbly set up Championship
standard golf course.
The
field of play moved to the traditional links setting of Irvine Bogside,
a James Braid designed course and with it brought the finest weather of
the week, beautiful blue skies, sunshine and shirt sleeve conditions.
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