Golf

Round four of the Reay men’s Winter Eclectic was won by Simon Harper following an impressive round of 78 made up of matching halves of 39.

Round three of the men’s Winter Eclectic at Reay was a low-scoring affair, with Willie Williamson and Ali Simpson tied at the top of the leaderboard.

It was another busy week on the fairways of Reay Golf Club, with competitions being played in the women’s, seniors and men’s sections.

The weather limited opportunities for competitive golf over the past week at Reay, but there was some action on the course between the storms.

After a couple of weeks of inactivity due to the January weather, golfers were back in competitive action on a sunny Reay course.

A Highland delegation will be showcasing what the region has to offer at the world’s biggest golf industry trade event in the United States.

As part of an ongoing programme of improvements both on and off the course, Reay Golf Club has purchased a new rough cutting machine.

A charity for disadvantaged children and young people has benefited from the annual Christmas dinner held by Thurso Golf Club seniors.

A spectacular eagle three at the long par-five fifth hole helped David R Craig to glory in the men’s December Medal in the latest action at Reay.

Some stormy weather on Saturday put paid to the scheduled women’s and men’s December medals, but there was still some action on the fairways of Reay.

Golfers at Reay were treated to improved weather conditions for their latest competition.

Inclement weather meant golfers at Reay had limited opportunities, but the men were able to play in round two of their Winter Eclectic competition.

Opportunities for competitive action were at a premium at Reay, but the seniors did manage to play the latest round of their Stableford competition.

Saturday saw the ladies and gents competing for their respective November medals over a windswept Reay links.

Saturday saw Reay Golf Club hosting the Ronnie Campbell Open which involved teams of four playing to the Stableford format.

Golfers have gone the extra hole – by completing a 13-hour sporting challenge for two Caithness charities.

A breezy day with some showers meant conditions were difficult for the women’s Winter Stableford competition and the men’s Winter Eclectic.

Saturday saw Reay host the annual Rotary Club Open for both women and men, with some fine scores recorded in the autumn sunshine.

Colin Munro secured the silverware in the Nuvia October Medal competition at Reay with a round that included a brace of birdies.

The winter season at Reay is up and running, with Willie Williamson taking victory in round one of the North Point Distillery Senior Stableford.