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Frank was the only competitor out of a starting field of 144 players to finish under par despite the playing conditions being generally very good, mainly dry with only a modest breeze, for all three days.
The St. Andrews Trophy was put forward for the match by the Royal and Ancient GC of St Andrews in 1963.The course is a relatively short 6,720 yards long and plays to a par of 72. It has five par 3’s, eight par 4’s and five par 5’s. In 2007 Macdonald was inducted as a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame, in the Lifetime Achievement category. Far from being the procession for Frank KENNEDY (ENG) many expected it proved to be an enthralling final round with many twists and turns.
In a game where neither side ever led by more than 1Up Sam BAIRSTOW and Haider HUSSAINbirdied the par 3 16th to get their noses in front just in time against Andrew NI and George BURNS. Scotland who secured 27.5 winning points, compared with Ireland’s 27, finished second, England a very disappointing 3rd and Wales 4th. Masaveu refused to rollover though an More information on the 2023 Qualifying School can be found in the Appendix at the end of this article. The first was England Golf’s announcement that they had appointed Lauren Spray as their new ‘Women and Girls’ Participation Manager’. This is clearly a positive step which should help to attract more females to play the game. A targeted programme and advisory group to support Clubs and Lauren will also be launched in 2015. Golf is a male dominated sport in the UK with over 85% of players being men. This is very different to all other establish golfing countries where woman and girls are much more strongly represented.Due to rain the SP Qualifying competition was reduced to 18 holes with players competing at both Broadstone G.C. and Ferndown. Rory MCDONALD-O’BRIEN and Ben BROWN (ENG), who both played at Ferndown shot 65’s (-6). SPQ Results (01-02/08/23) Tyler Weaver (ENG) completed a wire-to-wire victory at Moor Park G.C. to win the Carris Trophy. His 272 (-16) total was 5-shots better than 2nd placed Giorgio CELANI (ITA). Loran APPEL (NED) -9 finished 3rd, Drew SYKES (ENG) -8 4th, Luca CAVILLI (ITA) -7 5th, Hugh ADAMS (ENG) -7 6th, Harry MALIN (ENG) -7 7th and Sam EASTERBROOK (ENG) -7 8th. Results (25-28/07/23) Ties are resolved by considering the number of individual game points secured in the three matches played. The Foursomes games in this match ended up being relatively comfortable for the respective winning pairs, Ireland ultimately taking a 3-2 advantage over Wales into the afternoon Singles.
Royal Lytham have recently changed their scoring system from Intelligent Golf to Golf Genius so the complete 2019 Results are no longer publically available. For Great Britain & Ireland Grant FORREST sits out the foursomes on Day 1 whilst Jamie BOWER misses out in the singles. Europe’s Jeroen KRIETEMEIJER has to wait for the afternoon singles for his first competitive action whilst Victor VEYRET will play in just the foursomes.Following the transition of amateurs to the paid ranks. Note: it doesn’t get any easier to make a living playing professional golf. Hopefully the DP World Tour will be able to reinstate it’s Q-School having cancelled it in 2020 or 2021. Nevertheless newly turned pros are still finding away to move forward in the game. Stuart Easton, Darren Howie and Haider Hussain all finished in the top 30 at the PGA EuroPro Tour’s Q-School to secure Category 3 cards for the 2022 season. Ben Schmidt, Stuart Easton (again) and James Sugrue secured full Category 6 cards at the Alps Tour Q-School to also continue their own particular journeys. Scottish playing captain Matt CLARK, starting as he finished the 2019 competition – unbeaten, took down TJ FORD by 6&5 whilst a flawless Andrew NI surprised 2019 Walker Cupper Caolan RAFFERTYby 7&6. The other GB&I players to finish in the top 50 in 2022 were Harley SMITH (ENG) -1 tied 9th, Rob MORAN (IRL) Ev tied 18th, Callum BRUCE (SCO) +1 T23, James ASHFIELD (WAL) +2 tied 23rd and Josh HILL (ENG), Matt MCCLEAN (IRL) & Frank KENNEDY (ENG) +5 tied 44th.
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