Ladies' British open amateur stroke-play championship
Jane Turner seeks to clinch first full
cap with good display at Balgownie
FROM THE EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS WEBSITE
Craigielaw's Jane Turner is hoping a strong show in this week's Ladies' British Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship at Royal Aberdeen will clinch a first full Scotland cap.
The 19-year-old student at Aberdeen's Robert Gordon University, has enjoyed her best season to date and would love to top it off by earning a place in the side for next month's Home Internationals at Irvine
"I'm hoping I've done enough already but one more good performance this week wouldn't do me any harm," said Jane (picture), who is joined in the field at the Balgownie links by two other players from the Lothians, Clare Hargan (Mortonhall) and Gillian Simpson (Murrayfield).
cap with good display at Balgownie
FROM THE EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS WEBSITE
Craigielaw's Jane Turner is hoping a strong show in this week's Ladies' British Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship at Royal Aberdeen will clinch a first full Scotland cap.
The 19-year-old student at Aberdeen's Robert Gordon University, has enjoyed her best season to date and would love to top it off by earning a place in the side for next month's Home Internationals at Irvine
"I'm hoping I've done enough already but one more good performance this week wouldn't do me any harm," said Jane (picture), who is joined in the field at the Balgownie links by two other players from the Lothians, Clare Hargan (Mortonhall) and Gillian Simpson (Murrayfield).
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