Kelsey new leader of SLGA
Order of Merit table
NEWS RELEASE ISSUED BY THE SCOTTISH LADIES GOLFING ASSOCIATION
Kelsey MacDonald, who followed her victory in the Scottish championship by reaching the final of the British championship, is the new leader the top of the Scottish Ladies’ Golfing Association’s Order of Merit.
The Nairn Dunbar 19-year-old, pictured by Cal Carson Golf Agency just before Saturday's British final at Ganton, has overtaken the defending champion, Louise Kenney (Pitreavie), to head the table on 2,595 points.
The other major mover is 18-year-old Sally Watson (Elie and Earlsferry). The two-time Curtis Cup player, who has just completed her first year at Stanford University in California, reached the third round of the British championship at Ganton and has moved up into fifth place with 1,407 points.
Kenney, who was unable to play in the British championship, is in second place with 2,280 points, with Alford’s Laura Murray (1955) and Craigielaw’s Jane Turner (1655) in third and fourth spots.
Order of Merit table
NEWS RELEASE ISSUED BY THE SCOTTISH LADIES GOLFING ASSOCIATION
Kelsey MacDonald, who followed her victory in the Scottish championship by reaching the final of the British championship, is the new leader the top of the Scottish Ladies’ Golfing Association’s Order of Merit.
The Nairn Dunbar 19-year-old, pictured by Cal Carson Golf Agency just before Saturday's British final at Ganton, has overtaken the defending champion, Louise Kenney (Pitreavie), to head the table on 2,595 points.
The other major mover is 18-year-old Sally Watson (Elie and Earlsferry). The two-time Curtis Cup player, who has just completed her first year at Stanford University in California, reached the third round of the British championship at Ganton and has moved up into fifth place with 1,407 points.
Kenney, who was unable to play in the British championship, is in second place with 2,280 points, with Alford’s Laura Murray (1955) and Craigielaw’s Jane Turner (1655) in third and fourth spots.
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