MINI TOUR DETAILS AND UPDATES AND RESULTS

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MINI TOUR DETAILS AND UPDATES AND RESULTS

Scottish Seniors
Published in MINI TOUR RESULTS · Tuesday 23 Jun 2020 ·  9:45
LEVEN GOLF LINKS: 5/6th October. Stewart McKendrick (Dunkeld) wins at leven with a total 141, winning by 1 from local player Derek Paton (Dunnikier Park).

In handicap section Rennie Spence (Newtonmore) had a 2 shot winning margin over Eric Lindsay (Blairgowrie) on 138.

In super seniors section, Rennie also topped both lists with 148 gross total (138 Nett). In the gross Bob Stewart (Tulliallan) was 2nd on 152 due to a better last round from Ian Gourlay (Strathaven). In Handicap, Ian McKerron (Balmore) was second with a total of 143.

CSS for rounds 1 & 2 was 72.   For all results Click on appropriate link below.


28th Sept: Glasgow Gailes

On a damp but not too windy day at Gailes, 99 players enjoyed an excellent course in great condition. Scoring was good, with the par 71 course, SSS 72 playing tough, resulting in a CSS of 73.

Sharing top slot with 2 under par  69's were last week's winner Ronnie Clark (Erskine), and Richard Johnston (Glenbervie), with Richard emerging top due to a better inward half. Andrew Stracey (Denholm) and George Crawford (Williamwood) shared 3rd slot on 70.

In Handicap section, George Crawford emerged the winner with a Nett 68, 1 ahead of Graham Dalzell (Airdrie), Jim Burns (Stranraer) and David Campbell (Ratho Park). Graham took 2nd place and Jim 3rd on countback.

In Super Senior section, Andrew Stracey emerged top in both Gross and Nett tables.

Full Results, click on appropriate link.:  GROSS    NETT    Super Seniors Gross   Super Seniors Nett

Erskine: Home favourite Ronnie Clark (Erskine) had a blistering last round 64 (7 under par) to win the West of Scotland Open with a total of 137, 7 shots ahead of Derek Paton (Dunniker Park) in second place. In 3rd place, a shot further back were Stuart Mckendrick (Dunkeld & Birnam)  and Nicky Gold (Bonnyton).

Ronnie also topped the Nett table on 141, 3 ahead of Gordon Scott (Cawder) in 2nd, with Stewart McKendrick and new member William McGuckin (Glenbervie) on 145.

Super Seniors Scratch was won by 72 year old Godon Brown (Dumbarton) on 151, with Glyn Rees (Fleetwood) 2nd on 154. In handicap section Glyn captured top slot on 146 with Gordon 2nd on 147

GROSS SCORES   NETT SCORES     SUPER SENIOR GROSS    SUPER SENIOR NETT

CSS Round 1 was 74.  CSS Round 2 was 73

th Sept: On a windy day at Forfar, there was a 3 way tie for Scratch result, with Gordon Grimmer, Ronnie Clark and Lindsay Gordon all recording excellent score of 70, 1 over par but 2 under the CSS of 72. On countback, Lindsay emerged winner, with Ronnie 2nd and Gordon 3rd.

In handicap section, Lindsay's net 67 was 1 shot better than Bob Stewart, with Joe McManus and Godon Grimmer a further shot back in joint 3rd.

In Super seniors, Lindsay Gordon emerged top of both Scratch and Handicap results.

Full results can be viewed on Results page.  CSS was 72.

The problem with reporting results from Strathmore has been sorted by Scottish Golf and Club Systems. Strathmore results have been transferred to your home clubs. If you advise your home club previoulsy of results, check they haven't been duplicated.

20th August: There seems to be a problem within Club Systems regarding your away scores being updated to home clubs, and then CDH. We have asked Club Systems to investigate. There is nothing more we can do so please do not contact us to enquire. we will update as soon as we hear anything.

Richard Johnston, (Glenbervie) wins at Strathmore by 1 shot on 140, from Niall Lamond, (Balmore). Richards final round of 65, 7 under par saw him edge home. Niall's consolation was he topped the Nett standings on 137, winning by 2 from George Barrie (Callander). Full results are below.

Mention also for John Russell, who had his first ever hole in one today at the 13th hole. Welldone John.

In the Super Seniors section, there was a 3 way tie at the top of the scratch competition with Bill Barclay, John Fraser and Keith Bruce all recording totals of 151. In the handicap section, Denis McQuade came out on top with Nett total 141, 2 ahead of Brian Kidd and Bill Barclay.

CSS for round 1 was 72, and for round 2, 71



6th August: Our events will now be qualifying for handicap purposes, following update today from Scottish Golf. Strict conditions will require to be complied with and details will be issued to entrants along with draws.

1st August:  SCOTTISH GOLF AUTHORISE OUR EVENTS

We are permitted now to hold our events but only as NON-QUALIFYING for handicaps, to comply with Government criteria. We can still enjoy competitive golf playing for vouchers. Full details updated on undenoted document, and email sent to all members today.

CORONAVIRUS UPDATE

31 July Update: Forfar has been confirmed and Lundin Links has been replaced by Leven Golf Links, on same dates. Document has been updated. We are awaiting final confirmation from Scottish Golf and Government that we can go ahead, albeit may not be qualifying for handicap purposes. We will confirm and update to members in next few days.

13th July:

SSGS MINI TOUR 2020

Following on from members suggesting we run some events due to the improving pandemic situation, we asked for member feedback and received a positive response.

We have therefore organised 5 events to take place during late August, September, and early October.

This is of course subject to our previously laid out criteria for competitive golf being met at each individual venue, and Scottish Golf permission to run “Open events”. Currently Open Competitions are not allowed, and we have no confirmation that approval will be granted in time for our first, or subsequent events.


23rd June 2020:

SSGS PRIZE VOUCHERS – EXPIRY DATES

Some of our members will have prize vouchers past their expiry dates which you have been unable to spend due to the current shutdown. With non-essential retailers due to open soon, this email is your confirmation for pro shops and golf retailers that all vouchers will be paid even if the expiry date has passed.

Jim and I are both available to assist with any difficulties you may encounter, and if your voucher still isn’t accepted please contact me and I will issue you with a replacement voucher.

Our contact details are noted below.

Regards

Ian

Ian S Johnston

Secretary

Mob: 07453 300146


Jim Paterson

Treasurer

Mob: 07896 888314


Captains Newsletter

15th May: The undernoted newsletter and update was sent by email to all members today,  Main points covered were:

Season Cancellation.
Entry fee refunds.
Merchandising.
Super Seniors.
Sponsors message.
Spanish trip.
2020 AGM
To open Newsletter CLICK HERE

To open the documents mentioned in the newsletter,click on links below.



5th May 2020 -- SSGS 2020 SEASON CANCELLED

Committee Decision Paper

Please open the above Document which provides details and rationale behind the Committee decision to reluctantly cancel ALL SSGS events this year. This has not been an easy decision and we are sure that members will appreciate that the health and safety of our members and volunteers must take precedent.

A fully detailed email will be issued to all members in the next few days.


24th April: As you are aware we've had to cancel all events to date due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Whilst no decision has yet been made as regards June's events, they must be considered doubtful at this moment in time, although we always live in hope.

One of the consequences of the cancellations is that many members are in credit, and these amounts may increase as the year progresses. Our preferred method of dealing with these cancelled entry fees, would be to carry them forward into the future for members' use, either this or next year.

If however you would prefer to have a refund sent now for these entry fees then please contact Ian Kerr direct on comps@scottishseniorsgolf.com. I'm sure you can appreciate that due to member confidentiality we cannot detail all the amounts due on this email,

As regards future tournaments, decisions will be made on a rolling basis,1 month before each event, taking into account Government guidelines, availability of accommodation in local area etc.


9th April: Given that current social distancing restrictions are likely to remain in force for next week or so, and that any relaxation will likely be on a gradual basis, we have decided to cancel the North of Scotland Open at Duff House Royal and the Presidents Cup at Ladybank. Both these events were scheduled for May.

Going forward we will review June's events early next month, but at this stage they must be classed as doubtful.

We appreciate that this will be a disappointment to our members, but we have a duty of care to you all (with many falling into the higher risk category re age) as well as our administrators.



3rd April: A decision about the events scheduled in May 2020 will be undertaken by the Committee following on from any revised Government guidelines after the end of the current lockdown period on 17th April. Future updates will be posted on website, facebook and will be emailed out to members as soon as decisions reached. Hope all members are managing to stay safe at this time.

17th March 2020: Considering the current Government guidelines and with the health and safety of our members and administrators being paramount, the Committee have decided on the following course of action, with immediate effect:

The Super Seniors International Masters at Scotscraig Golf Club scheduled for 15-17th April has been cancelled, as has the pre competition reception on the 14th. All entrants have been advised. Entry fees will be refunded or held in credit for future events.
The Spring meeting at Dunblane on 23/24th April has been cancelled. All entry monies paid will be held in credit for future SSGS events, either in 2020 or 2021.
All other SSGS events due from 1st May onwards will be reviewed nearer the relevant competition date to determine if will proceed or not. These decisions will be made in enough time to allow for any accommodation and travel arrangements to be changed as required.
Winter Stablefords are cancelled,
We understand that this will be a disappointment to many of you, but given the current situation, and considering the age profile of our Society, we feel that this is the correct course of action.

We will keep you informed of developments via website, Facebook and regular emails.

Keith Ross

Captain


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