County Squad

Congratulations to the Midlothian team on another great year, reaching the County Finals once again, and finishing as very credible runners up.  The team played some fantastic golf over the three days and put up a gutsy defence of our

Well it wasn’t to be today. After halving the foursomess in the morning in the deciding match against Angus, things did not go our way in the afternoon singles. We were beaten by a fantastic young Angus team who played

A gutsy performance, in true Midlothian style today, has set up a final day decider with Angus.  We got off to a solid start this morning with Jane Turner and Hannah Scott wining their foursomes against Donna Jackson and Liz

Midlothian got off to a good start in defence of our Scottish County title in Montrose today.  We beat Dumfriesshire 7.5-1.5, winning the morning foursomes 3-0 and the singles 4.5 – 1.5.  Michaela (above) was ready for anything – sunshine

Not long to go to the Scottish County Finals which are being held at Montrose Golf Links from 21-23 September. Midlothian will play Dumfriesshire on day 1, Renfrewshire on day 2 and Angus on day 3.Morning foursomes start at 9.30

The Team for the Scottish County Finals which are being held at Montrose Golf Course from 21-23 September is. Louise Fraser (Kingsknowe) Claire Hargan (Cardross) Gabrielle Macdonald (Craigielaw) Karen Marshall (Baberton) Kate McIntosh (Broomieknowe) Wendy Nicholson   (Broomieknowe) Hannah Scott (Broomieknowe)

Congratulations to Jane Turner and Gabrielle Macdonald who finished 8th and 20th respectively at The British Open Strokeplay Championship in Belfast last week.  Great performance girls.  Jane was the top placed Scott.

Congratulations to Jane Turner (Craigielaw) and Rachael Watton (Mortonhall) who have both been selected to play for Scotland in the Home Internationals in Cork, 4-6 September.

Congratulations to Karen Marshall (Baberton), who won the Strathtyrum Trophy at St Andrews for a remarkable 3rd year in a row and 6th time in total. Karen beat Ann Ramsay (Kirriemuir) in the final.  Louise Fraser (Kingsknowe) and Wendy Nicholson

This is the story …. On Saturday the monsoons came. Would we play, would we not? Sunday – amazingly the course was open albeit on a few winter greens and no trolleys – a few moans and groans and carry