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MIDLOTHIAN COUNTY LADIES' GOLF ASSOCIATIONMidlothian County Ladies Golf Association is committed to supporting and developing county golf by providing training for junior girls and ladies – particularly those aspiring to play for the County Team and for National or International Honours. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Girls Championship
Turnhouse, Sunday September 12th 2004
LGU SS 72, CSS 74
Fourteen girls with handicaps ranging from 5 to 36 played in the competition in a very strong wind. All the competitors deserved a prize for playing and completing 18 holes of golf in very testing conditions. MCLGA was grateful for the courtesy of the course and the support of family and friends and MCLGA Committee members, who came out to watch the players and ball-spot. (photographs)
Congratulations toAmanda Edwards of Liberton (pictured left) who won the Brown Trophy and the Midlothian Junior Girls Championship today at Turnhouse with a very good scratch score of 80, on the better inward half from the runner-up, Rachael Livingstone of Musselburgh Old who also had a scratch 80 |  |
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Marshall Trophy for the best net score was awarded to Fiona Bennett of Kingsknowe
(pictured left) with an excellent 92 (25) 67. |
| Championship Winner (Brown Trophy) | Amanda Edwards (Liberton) bih | 80 |
| Runner-up | Rachael Livingstone (Musselburgh Old) | 80 |
| 1st Handicap (Marshall Trophy) | Fiona Bennett (Kingsknowe) | 92 (25) 67 |
| 2nd Handicap | Leigh Kasperek (Merchants) |
106 (32) 74 |
After the Competition a junior girls' prize-giving was held. Avril Robertson, President of MCLGA, presented the prizes to this year's winners.