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Eunson rolls back the years to win Reay's Sandside Challenge Trophy


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A bird's-eye view of Reay golf course. Picture: Craig Macintosh / Highland Drones
A bird's-eye view of Reay golf course. Picture: Craig Macintosh / Highland Drones

The final action of the summer season at Reay Golf Club saw some excellent scoring in warm autumnal conditions.

Saturday saw the gents competing for the Sandside Challenge Trophy, and Jock Eunson rolled back the years to take the silverware. Eunson won with a nett 66 courtesy of a round of 85 made up of halves of 44 and 41, with a birdie at the 13th helping him on the way to victory.

Donald Mowat finished in second place after his halves of 40 and 42 were good enough for a round of 82 for nett 67.

Bruce Mackay took third place after he also posted a nett 67, but was left to rue three bad holes on the back nine that saw him home in 44 after a red-hot outward half of 35. Kenny Farmer Jnr birdied the 13th on his way to a round of 84 for nett 70 and fourth place.

On Sunday the club hosted an Open Scramble, and the trio of Eleanor Tunn, Scot Gray and Jordan Youngson showed the rest of the field a clean pair of heels to win with a fabulous score of nett 57.

Their round of gross 61 was made up of halves of 30 and 31, with only twos, threes and fours registered on their card.

The Reay duo of Wayne Mowat and Joe Wilson teamed up with Wick’s Ali Mackay to take second place on nett 60 after a round of 64.

Lybster’s Robert Macleod, David Nicolson and Alistair Young took third place on countback after their round of 62 was also good enough for nett 60, while Simon Harper, Kenny Farmer Snr and Kenny Farmer Jnr were fourth, also on nett 60, after their round of 68.

This weekend the club hosts the Ulbster Cup, where teams from the home club along with Lybster, Thurso and Wick will be vying for glory.


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