STIRLING UNIVERSITY SET-UP THE TOPS, SAYS KELSEY MACDONALD

Harder Hall Invitational chairman Carol S Thompson with the Stirling  University squad

By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Colin@scottishgolfview.com
Looking back on her third place finish in the Harder Hall Invitational on Sunday, Kelsey MacDonald told Kirkwoodgolf.
"I just played solid for the four rounds. I am feeling very
comfortable with my golf and enjoy taking part in the Orange Blossom
tour.
"The set-up at Stirling University has really allowed me to work hard with my fitness and golf and I will always be grateful for their support.
Not just the financial side but its the hands on support and encouragement from coaches Lesley Mackay and Dean Robertson that allows us (boys and girls) all to strive to reach our potential."
Kelsey and the rest of the Stirling University squad move on to the 86th South Atlantic Amateur (The Sally), a 72-hole stroke-play event teeing off at Oceanside Country Club, Ormond Beach on Wednesday.
There is a field of 93 players. 

    Carol Semple Thompson with Kelsey MacDonald after the presentation of prizes at the Harder Hall Invitational.

            ERICA POPSON, winner of the Harder Hall Invitational