PAMELA FEGGANS ONLY SCOT TO BEAT THE CUT IN PARIS

Ayrshire's Pamela Feggans was the only Scot to survive the second-round cut in the Fourqueux Women's Open at Forqueux Golf Club, near Paris today.
In sweltering temperatures - up in the 80s - Doon Valley's Feggans beat the cut by one shot with shots of 73 and 75 for 148. In joint 17th place overnight, she trails the three-stroke leader, Cassandra Kirkland (France) (69-68) by 11 strokes.
The thirty-seven players who made it through to the final 18 holes had to have aggregates of 149 or better.
Heather MacRae (Gleneagles), a winner in Sweden a couple of weeks ago, missed out by one shot with rounds of 77 and 73 for 150.
Krystle Falkner (St Andrews) failed on 152 (76-76), a shot ahead of Alford's Laura Murray (75-78).
Gemma Webster totalled 158 (80-78) and Katy McNicoll (Carnoustie) (81-79 for 160) is still trying to recapture her form of earlier in the season.

FOURQUEUX WOMEN'S OPEN
Fourqueux Golf Club, near Paris
LEADING SECOND-ROUND TOTALS
Par 144 (2x72)
137 Cassandra Kirkland (Fra) 69 68
141 Bree Arthur (Aus) 71 70 

SCOTS' SCORES
148 Pamela Feggans  73 75 (T17)

 MISSED THE CUT (149 and better qualified)
150 Heather MacRae 77 73
152 Krystle Falkner 76 76
153 Laura Murray 75 78.
158 Gemma  Webster 80 78
160 Katy McNicoll 81 79.