Published: Thursday, 12th June, 2008 11:00
Golfers celebrate centenary in style
By Jim Stark
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Ballingry Golf Club members celebrated their centenary day in some style on Saturday.
Nearly one hundred golfers took part in the invitational tournament which kicked of proceedings at around 8am, the last tee off time being around 12.30 in the afternoon. Throughout the day a junior putting competition was also taking place. With hardly time to catch their breath it was back to The Benarty Tavern for a night of fund raising, games and presentations with master of ceremonies, DJ Kenny.
The Golf Club Committee would like to thank all those who competed and attended the evening’s entertainment.
Special thanks went to the main sponsors who included Willie law, Solaglas, Leslie Bike shop, Jock Devine, Kevin Sharp, Kenny McGurk, Stewart Wheatley and all those who donated raffle prizes. Thanks also went to Alex King for hosting the evening events.
Pictured are the some of the winners on the day. With Club representative Jim Mackie, from left to right, Eddie Doyle,
Ronald Rankine, Campbell Salmond, Maurice Doyle, Craig Russell, James Scougall, Terry Ironside, David McQueen and
Hugh Duddy.
Full results were, scratch 1 H. Duddy ( Ballingry) and J. Scougall (Thornton ) 70; 2 T. Ironside ( Ballingry ) and C. Russell ( Lochgelly) 74; 3 I. McLeod ( Ballingry ) and A G Campbell ( Kinross) 75
Handicap 1 1 E. Doyle ( Ballingry) and J. Wallace (Balbirnie) 71- 4 = 67 2 R. Rankine (Ballingry ) and S. Dow (Kinross) 77 –9 =68; 3 M. Doyle ( Ballingry) and C. Salmond (Thornton) 77 –8 = 69
NEAREST THE PIN 2ND A. Cascarino: NEAREST THE PIN 11TH H. Duddy: LONGEST DRIVE T. Ironside. OVER 60s D. Queen and J. Gibbons.
Junior putting competition winners, S. McLeod, R. McLeod and R. Garvie.
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