WANTED
One more lady required to make up a three for Ladies Sundowner!
12 holes starting at 1720 tee time.
If you are interested contact email heatherdawson647@gmail.com
Captain: Heather DawsonVice Captain: Louise Luke
WANTED
One more lady required to make up a three for Ladies Sundowner!
12 holes starting at 1720 tee time.
If you are interested contact email heatherdawson647@gmail.com
It was a beautiful day but windy which made some of the shots our two finalists, Alison Gow and Fiona Johnston, played all the more special. It started very even, one going one up and then the other but towards the turn Alison started to edge ahead and made it a tough battle for Fiona to come back from.
Well played to both ladies and congratulations to the new Ladies Champion, Alison Gow.
Ladies,
On behalf of myself, Maggie and Elaine, we would like to say a huge THANK YOU to every single person who donated, shared our story, encouraged us and supported us during our recent challenge of playing 45 holes of golf in one day at The Blairgowrie Golf Club in aid of Prostate Cancer UK.
On Thursday 18th June, we walked approximately 18 kilometres, battled tired legs, sore feet and a few challenging holes along the way, but thanks to your incredible generosity, every step was worthwhile.
We are absolutely delighted to have raised £5,135 as a ladies team, helping contribute to more than £17,000 raised overall by the 8 teams of 3, playing on the day. This is an achievement we could never have reached without your support.
This challenge was about much more than golf. It was about raising awareness of a major disease that affects 1 in 8 men, encouraging earlier diagnosis, and helping fund research that can save lives. We have seen first-hand how early detection can make all the difference, and if our efforts encourage even one more man to get checked sooner, then every mile walked and every golf ball struck was worth it. Sadly, 1 in 3 men in Scotland only receive diagnosis when it’s too late.
Your kindness, generosity and messages of support kept us going throughout the day and reminded us why we were doing this. Knowing so many people were behind us gave us the determination to finish all 45 holes with smiles on our faces.
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for helping us make a difference and for supporting such an important cause.
Together, we are helped to create a future where more men receive an earlier diagnosis and have a better chance of successful treatment.
With sincere gratitude,
Pauline, Maggie & Elaine
🏌️♀️🏌️♀️🏌️♀️ The Blairgowrie Ladies Team
Our ladies enjoyed a keenly fought match against Edzell. The course was in excellent condition, there was no rain but the temperature is still struggling to feel like a summer's day. The Edzell ladies were very welcoming and helpful during the round. Sad to see that they lost so many trees in the great storm of 2022 it has changed the look of some of the holes. Some of our ladies played there for the first time and really enjoyed the challenge especially on the back nine.
We had an excellent meal after the match and good to see lots of members enjoying the restaurant facility.
The ladies from Edzell won 3 1/2 to 1/2 despite our best efforts.
Thanks go to Sue Waddell, Meriel Walker, Carolyn Haddow, Louise Luke, Gill 'Tissell, Mary Miller, Lorraine MacGregor and Heather Dawson (team captain)
Maggie Marshall
(Team Captain)
The King James VI away handicap league match saw the team beat the rain into the clubhouse and secure a 3-2 victory. This was a welcome reversal after last year's home defeat. The evenly matched pairings and low shots given reflected the close contest, with one match going to the 18th and a grudge return match win. A special thanks goes to the team for their trip: Jo Menzies (team captain), Judith Carmichael, Morna Bell, Elaine Robson and Heather Dawson