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| The SGU Junior Tour was launched in 2004 for three main reasons: 1. To provide leading Scottish Boys (Under 18 years of age) with additional high quality competitive play 2. To provide SGU coaching staff and selectors an opportunity to assess players and their development over challenging courses that require the full range of shots to be played and in the same conditions 3. To provide an appropriate competition structure and added incentive for U18 players to pursue higher honours. The fomat is stroke play . SGU BOYS ORDER OF MERIT RANKINGS |
| Entry Details:
Junior Tour events are open to any male amateur golfer who was either born in Scotland, has one parent or grandparent born in Scotland or can prove principal, permanent residency in Scotland for a period of not less than 3 years, and has not played for any other countrys international team at boys level or higher, be under the age of 18 at 00.01 on 1 January 2012. The starting fields for Events 3 shall be 60 and will be made up in the following order: i) Up to a maximum of ten players who meet the entry criteria as nominated by the SGU ii) All remaining entries up to the maximum of 60 according to exact handicap at time of entry PARTICIPANTS LIST |
| Handicap Limit: 2.4 |
| Entry Closing Date: 17 May 2012 |
Venue Information: - Rowallan Castle |
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CREATING a world-class course only a few miles from his hometown Troon was a dream come true for Colin Montgomerie. Colin fell in love with the land the moment he laid eyes on its 1000-year-old yew trees, trout streams, and two spectacular castles. The rolling parkland course will be a perfect addition to the impressive portfolio of courses he has created in partnership with European Golf Design, including the acclaimed Carton House Golf Club in Dublin, the Royal Golf Club at Riffa Views, Bahrain, The Dutch Golf Club in Holland and Papillon Golf Club in Turkey. |
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