PERTH AND KINROSS LCGA CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS 19th OCTOBER 2025

Congratulations to Perth and Kinross County Team member and Blairgowrie Ladies Scratch Champion Katy Alexander  who with a score of 72 at Gleneagles won the Champion of Champions Trophy 2025.

LADIES AUTUMN MEETING SATURDAY 18TH OCTOBER 2025

 

38 Ladies took part in the Autumn Meeting.  We have been so lucky with the weather .

The winner of the Autumn meeting and the Grey Salver: 

 Division 1 -  Susan Arbuckle (72)

 Division 1 Scratch Winner - Susan Arbuckle (78)

 Spring and Autumn Aggregates:

 Honeyman Salver winner - Gillian Wallace (147)

The winner of the Mackie Salver:

Division 2/3  - Erica Espley (69)

Division 2/3 Scratch Winner  -  Erica Espley (90)

Spring and Autumn Aggregates:

Glass Quaich winner  - Elaine Robson (142)

PINEHURST 15TH OCTOBER 2025

On a very pleasant Autumnal Wednesday 10 pairs of ladies played the Pinehurst format on the Rosemount course.

The winners were Angela Rooney and Morna Bell with a score of 65 winning on a count back from Erica Espley and Teresa Lynch.

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LADIES ANNUAL MEETING 10th OCTOBER 2025

The ladies annual meeting took place on Friday 10th October.  35 full lady members and 9 Wee Course members  attended.  31 apologies were received.  Margaret Marshall,  Ladies Captain,  welcomed everyone to the meeting.  The minutes of the 2024 meeting were approved and there were no matters arising.  The various reports were read, Competition report by Margaret Marshall, Winter League report by Heather Dawson, Friendly Matches report by Marion Kay, Kyocera and Handicap League report by Morna Bell.  Margaret Ladies captain read Wee course report on behalf of Heather Welsh.

Margaret (Maggie)  then read her Ladies Captain report which summarised the main events of the year.  She then gave her thanks to the Office staff, bar and catering, starters, pro shop staff,  the greenkeeping staff, past captains, the ladies committee and the lady members of the club.   Maggie then handed over to Heather Dawson, the incoming captain and presented her with the Lady Captain's badge.  Heather congratulated Maggie on her successful year as Ladies Captain and presented her with a pair of Dartington  engraved crystal goblets on behalf of the club and ladies section.

Heather thanked the ladies for their confidence in her and it gave her great pleasure to introduce Louise Luke as her vice captain.  Heather thanked Morna Bell and Marion Kay for their continued work on the committee and welcomed Fiona Johnston for standing and being elected to the committee.  The Wee Course ladies will continue to be represented by Heather Welsh.

There was a lively discussion with many points raised detailed in the draft minutes online on the website.

After the business of the meeting was concluded the prize giving took place.  Full details of all the winners can be found in the ladies locker room.  Vouchers and prizes are available to collect from the committee.

Dates for the Diary

25th October - Turkey Trot

5th November  - Winter League commences

5th November -  Winter Eclectic and Winter Ringer commences 

6th December  -  Christmas Lunch 

MEDAL WINNERS MEDAL - 11th OCOTOBER 2025

 Thirteen ladies played in the Medal Winners medal on a bright sunny day on Rosemount.  The runner up with nett 75 was Maggie Marshall and the winner is Joanna Menzies with a nett 73. Prizes for this event will be given at Prize giving on the 21st November.   Thank you to all ladies who participated on the day.

Heather Dawson

(Ladies Captain)

LADIES CAPTAIN'S FAREWELL AND THANKS

Another year is over and another chapter is finished as Ladies Captain - where has the time gone !  It has been a pleasure to be your captain and I shall look back fondly on all the memories we have shared together.

We played on Rosemount in glorious, sunny weather.  There was a fun format of teams of three with the best 2 of 3 stableford scores to count, plus the yellow ball competition which ran alongside it.  I bet you never look at a yellow ball the same way again !!

The Ladies on the Wee Course had an individual stableford with spot prizes.

Here are the results from today:

Rosemount

Winners - Fiona Johnston & Pauline Hill & Freda Erskine (84 pts) -  (Prize - snood and Prosecco);  Runners-up - Jacqui Landsburgh, Sheila Bruce & Amanda Cameron (76 pts) - (Prize - Snood)

Yellow Ball Team Winners - Margaret Hunter & Denise Ginley & Jo Menzies (35 pts) - (Prize - Prosecco and yellow ball !)

Wee Course

Nearest the Pin in 2 on 1st Hole - Morag Johnston (Prize - Lindor Chocolates)

Nearest the Pin in 2 on 9th Hole - Heather Welsh (Prize - Lindor Chocolates)

Winner -  Best Individual Stableford - Heather Welsh (23 pts on c/b) - (Prize - snood and Prosecco); Runner-up - Elizabeth Tosh (23 pts) - (Prize - snood)

** For those of you who have not received your prizes, Heather Dawson will be in touch with you **

Thank you so much for the lovely gift of red wine goblets which are very much appreciated !

There has been a lot of effort put into the fundraising and I am delighted to announce that, with the help from the Ladies Committee and you all, we have raised an incredible £9,411.43 for Alzheimer Scotland.  I am overwhelmed and touched by your support and generosity.

It is now time to hand over to Heather Dawson, the 59th Ladies Captain and her Vice Captain, Louise Luke.  I wish Heather, Louise and Committee Members Marion, Morna and Fiona my very best wishes for the coming year.

Cheers everyone !

Maggie xx

FINAL TOTAL RAISED FOR ALZHEIMER SCOTLAND - 2024/25

Here is the final total raised in aid of Alzheimer Scotland during my tenure as Ladies Captain.

I cannot thank you enough for your support and generosity throughout my year - I am truly touched.

Maggie x

WINTER LEAGUE FRIENDLY AWAY TO ANSTRUTHER - Sunday, 5th October

This was the first of our Winter League Friendly matches.  It was also the first time that some of the ladies had played the Anstruther course.  We played 2 loops of the 9 hole course in the 4BBB format.

Following Storm Amy which had closed lots of golf courses, including Anstruther, we were relieved to find ourselves playing in the sunshine with no rain whatsoever, albeit in very windy conditions.  The course itself was a real challenge for most, especially in the windy conditions and the greens were a test too!

Post golf we enjoyed tasty soup and sandwiches and talked about our shots on various holes including the notorious "rockies" hole !

The home team were triumphant with a 3-0 win and despite the loss for the Blairgowrie ladies, we all really enjoyed our time there.  Everyone at Anstruther were friendly and made us feel very welcome.

Here are some photos from the day......

Thank you to Heather Dawson, Pauline Hill, Eileen Brown, Maggie Marshall (Team Captain), Shirley Lewis and Teresa Lynch for giving up their time to represent the club.

LADIES ANNUAL MEETING **REMINDER** - Friday, 10th October

FRIDAY 10TH OCTOBER AT 6PM IN THE DINING ROOM

All Ladies are invited to attend this meeting where the Committee will be reporting on the events of the Ladies Section for 2024-25. At the meeting the Election of the Ladies Captain, Vice-Captain and Committee members will take place.  The nominations are:

Ladies Captain: Heather Dawson - Proposed by Margaret Marshall and Seconded by Marion Kay

Ladies Vice Captain: Louise Luke - Proposed by Heather Dawson and Seconded by Gill Tissell

Committee Members:

Fiona Johnston - Proposed by Heather Dawson and Seconded by Pauline Hill

Pauline Hill will retire from the Committee having served two years; Marion Kay and Morna Bell will serve for a further year.

No motions or other nominations have been received.

There will also be a prize giving for a number of competitions including the past winter competitions; the names of the winners and runners-up will be posted on the notice board early next week. 

I hope to see you there.

Maggie Marshall

Ladies Captain

END OF SEASON RESULTS - 2025

As we look forward to our autumn and winter activities, I am pleased to announce the results from our end of season competitions for 2025 as follows:

The qualifiers for the Ladies Scottish Medal Finals for the best 3 nett scores over the 11 medal competitions are Mary Miller, Gill Tissell and Ann Grimmond, who will be invited to compete in a finals competition in 2026.

The Summer Eclectic was won by Anne Walker with a score of 58.

The winner of the Summer Ringer for the Hilda Hendry Memorial Trophy was Joanna Menzies with a nett score of 62.

The Birdie Tree was won by Alison Gow with 24 birdies. Alison Gow will receive the Robin Trophy; the Division 2/3 winner with the most recent birdie was Teresa Lynch with 3 birdies, who receives the Pheasant Trophy.

The Par Bar Trophy (for players with a handicap index of 20.5 and above at the end of the season) was won by Meriel Walker with 65 gross pars.

The Knockout competition results were as follows:

Coronation Trophy: Winner – Gill Tissell; Runner-up – Sandra Kinloch

Jessie Valentine Trophy: Winner – Margaret Marshall; Runner-up – Teresa Lynch

Gellatly Rosebowls: Winners – Teresa Lynch & Angela Rooney;  Runners-up - Bronwen Godley & Jillian Milne

Lyle Trophy (Mixed): Winners – Pauline Hill & Paul Anderson; Runners-up – Sue Waddell & Iain Waddell

STILL TO BE PLAYED

Ladies Medal Winners competition (to be played 11 Oct)

Spring & Autumn Meeting Aggregate: (Autumn Meeting to be played 21 Oct)

Honeyman Salver (Division 1) Winner – tbc; Runner-up -  tbc

Glass Quaich (Division 2&3) Winner – tbc;  Runner-up - tbc

 

Wee Course

The Wee Course Medal winner for the best three scores was Jeannie Webster.

The prize for the Wee Course Single Best Nett Score was won by Jeannie Webster.

The Wee Course Eclectic was won by Jeannie Webster.                                              

Many congratulations to all the winners - well done!!

GREENSOMES - Wednesday, 1st October

Eighteen ladies played in today's fun Greensomes competition on Rosemount.  The weather was a little wet at times but not cold and thankfully not as bad as the forecast !

The winners were Margaret Hunter and Jacqui Landsburgh (69);  Runners-up - Mary Miller and Elaine Robson (71).

Margaret and Jacqui were presented with a golf ball each.  Well done ladies.