Ayrshire Ladies County Golf Association
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Helen Holm
Sarah Ramsay wins second County Championship
The curtain is now down on the 2024 County Championship at Trump Turnberry.
Audrey Thompson (Loudoun) was the first to book her place with a win over Lorna Ronnie (Barassie). The other semi final went to the 17th hole where Sarah Ramsay (West Kilbride) beat Pauline Patrick (Irvine)
The final was contested in a great manner by the 2 finalists, the sun came out and it was pleasantly warm compared to the previous 2 days!!
Audrey took the first hole then the next 3 holes were halved with Audrey taking the 5th to go 2 up. Sarah then took the next 4 holes to reach the turn 2 up. The next 3 holes were halved before Sarah found bunker trouble on 13 which took it back to one hole. A birdie at 14 restored Sarah's 2 hole lead, a half on 15 then a par on 16 was enough for Audrey to close the gap. A birdie from Sarah on 17 sealed a 2&1 win and a second County Championship for Sarah who won at Prestwick in 2022.
Many congratulations to both finalists and thanks to all those who came out to support.
List of prizewinners from the event -
Best scratch and winner of the Silver King Trophy Audrey Thompson (Loudoun) 86
2nd scratch Sarah Ramsay 89
1st Silver Sheila Shedden (St Nicholas) nett 79
2nd Silver Sylvia Muir (Troon Ladies) nett 80
1st Bronze Grace Kennedy (Skelmorlie) nett 72
2nd Bronze Heather Malcolm (Irvine) nett 79
To celebrate Audrey's hole in one Ricky Hall, Director of golf, presented a certificate and a Turnberry flat and she was also presented with one of our engraved ALCGA hole in one crystal glasses.
Hole in One for Audrey
Audrey picking her ball out at the 12th Thanks Katherine Eland for capturing the memorable moment for Audrey as it is her first playing in a County Competition However Audrey has now had 4 Hole in ’s
Sara
Quarter Final update
TUESDAY AFTERNOON @ TRUMP TURNBERRY FOR THE QUARTER FINALS!
Championship
WELL WHAT A DAY FOR OUR COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP AT TRUMP TURNBERRY TODAY.
Top 10 finish for Freya
Not such a good day for Freya at Powfoot today but she secured at top 10 finish and was the only Scot in the top 20.
Well done on a good tournament and good luck for the Helen Holm at Troon next weekend.