SCOT JENNA FALLS TO TOP SEED AT LINDRICK
Jenna Wilson from Strathaven, who came through a late evening play-off to claim a place in the match-play stages of the British women's open amateur golf championship at Lindrick, went down heavily to top seed Danielle Masters from Kent in the first round this morning.
Masters continued her good form in the qualifying round with a four-birdie performance in winning by 6 and 5 against the stocky Scot.
Wilson lost the first hole to a birdie and the second to a par and was playing catch-up golf after that.
Later Jenna said she felt she should not have been deemed the last of the 64 qualifiers, which meant she automatically played the No 1 seed.
"As the first player of the eight who came through the play-off, I thought I would be seeded No 57 but the LGU system is decide the draw position of the play-off qualifiers on the basis of their second-round cards," said Jenna.
"Danielle played very well against me. She holed some good putts. I didn't play well," said Miss Wilson.
FIRST ROUND RESULTS
Danielle Masters (Bearstead) beat Jenna Wilson (Strathaven) 6 and 5.