BECKY BREWERTON MAKES DEBUT ON PAUL LAWRIE LADIES TOUR AT DRUMPELLIER NEXT TUESDAY

Past Solheim Cup player Becky Brewerton from Wales will make her debut on the Paul Lawrie Scottish Ladies Tour in next Tuesday's event over 18 holes at Drumpellier Golf Club, Coatbridge.
"I'm looking to build up by confidence again and playing on the Scottish Tour seems a very good way to start it," said Becky who will be 31 on October 20.
She's been a professional since 1903 after a stellar career as an amateur which saw her win the Welsh girls and women's amateur championships and represent Great Britain and Ireland in Curtis Cup and Vagliano Trophy matches. 
At the start of the 2013 season, Becky had won more than one million Euros
2009 has been her most successful season as a pro. That year she finished third in the LET money list 
She has won twice on the LET and played in the 2007 Solheim Cup match at Halmstaad, Sweden.
The prize fund for this Paul Lawrie Tour event will be £3,000, of which £1,000 has been contributed by local print label specialist company Gavin Watson Printers.
But if Brewerton, as a Ladies European Tour member, thinks it will be easy pickings for her, the "Scottish Brigade" of Pamela Pretswell, Gemma Webster, Michele Thomson, Heather Stirling, Vikki Laing, Jane Turner and Laura Murray will have their own ideas about that!
Any late entries will boost the prize list as all entry fees go
directly into the prize fund.
Amateurs are limited to vouchers with a limit of of £500 in value.

TIME	DRUMPELLIER GC	TUESDAY,  OCTOBER 1
12:30	Michele Thomson	Karyn Burns
12:40	Martine Pow	Laura Murray
12:50	Lisa Shervill	Jane Turner	Charlotte Austwick (a)
13:00	Daisy Dyer	Vikki Laing	Nichola Ferguson (a)
13:10	Becky Brewerton	Emma Fairnie	Eileen Cooper (a)
13:20	Beth Allen	Heather Stirling	Carol Fell (a)
13:30	Gemma Webster	Kiran Matharu	Pamela Pretswell

Late entries will be accepted from lady professionals or amateur girls/ladies/senior ladies with single-figure handicaps. The entry fee is £50.
To encourage late entries from female amateurs  with handicaps nearer the 9 mark, there will be nett score prizes at the Drumpellier event which is the second leg of a Paul Lawrie Tour double-header in the Glasgow area next week.
The first leg is also over 18 holes at Haggs Castle on Monday when the first tee time is also 12.30. At Haggs Castle, the prize fund will again be an estimated £3,00 with the Succession Group - sponsors of Gemma Webster - contributing £1,000.
There is no admission charge or car parking fee for spectators at either event. To encourage amateurs with handicaps nearer the 9 mark, there will be one or two nett score prizes at the Drumpellier event.
You can enter online at www.scottishladiestour.co.uk or 
phone Tournament Director Nicola Melville direct to 
speed things up.
Nicola's number is: 07816 353434


The Paul Lawrie Scottish Ladies Open Tour's inaugural season ends with the following events:

Wednesday, Oct 8: Craigielaw GC at Aberlady (18 holes). 

Thursday-Friday, October 9-10:
Paul Lawrie Tour Championship (36 holes over
2 days at Marriott Dalmahoy East and West courses). Prize fund estimated £5,000. Entry fee for lady pros, £100; for female amateurs, £50.