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Sunday 17th July – The Raymond Curtis Salver

Dating from 1993, the Raymond Curtis Salver is one our more recent trophies and one of the few that until now did not have Nicol Auld’s name engraved as a winner. Nicol put that right today however scoring a fine net 62 on a day when a blustery wind and fast tricky greens called for careful shotmaking.
1st Nicol Auld (4) – 62 and lowest gross
2nd Stewart McGregor (14) – 63 acb
3rd David Blair (14) – 63
4th Sandy Pringle (14) – 64
2s were scored by Gavin Mainds @4, John Pennycott @ 7 and Stewart McGregor @ 15

Wednesday 13th July – Summer Trophy

30 played

1st Sean Higgins (26) – 56
2nd Liam Bremner (21) – 62 acb
3rd Neil McKechnie (11) – 62
4th Graeme Crichton (13) – 63

Lowest Gross, Jamie Stewart – 67

2s – David Morrison @ 14.

Sunday 10th July – Whiting Bay Improvements Trophy

24 played in this popular open Stableford and enjoyed a beautiful summer’s day on the golf course. Bright sunshine and clear skies made for amazing views from the top of the course and the overhead conditions were more than matched by the playing conditions. The course is in superb shape just now and looking good for “The Open” in a couple of weeks time. Robert McNaught, enjoying a good season already, went one further than his recent runners up spot to win convincingly by 3 points from Graeme Crichton and claim his first WBGC trophy.

1st Robert McNaught (13) – 40 points
2nd Graeme Crichton (13) – 37 acb
3rd Gavin Mainds (7) – 37 acb
4th Andrew Martin (13) – 37

Dunca Heenan and Gavin Mainds each scored 2s at the 4th while Stewart Mackintosh did likewise at the 17th.

Wednesday 6th July – Summer Trophy

17 played

1st Duncan Heenan (12) – 60
2nd Stewart Hammond (29) – 63
3rd Neil McKechnie (12) – 64
4th Jamie Macpherson (5) – 65 and lowest gross

2s – David Mair @ 4. Duncan Heenan @ 17

Sunday 3rd July – The Morton Quaich

21 played in the 2022 Morton Quaich, a stroke play trophy first contested in 1977. The 2021 iteration produced some outstanding scoring (a net 53 won the sweep) but this year’s version encountered tougher conditions with a cold blustery wind calling for very careful shot making. Cameron Bruce was undeterred however, returning a fine net 59 to win by 2 shots.

1st Cameron Bruce (22) – 59
2nd Robert McNaught (14) – 61
3rd David Blair (14) – 62 acb
4th Ryan Armstrong (7) – 62

Nicol Auld returned the lowest gross score on 68 and a total of 7 2s were recorded, Neil Mckechnie @ 2 & 17, Stewart Mackintosh @ 4, Ronnie Mann @ 6 , David Morrison @ 7, David Mair @ 12, Jamie Macpherson @17.