Greg Duncan - Results

Saturday, April 09, 2005 Murcar Scotland

SCOTTISH BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP

In the round 4 matches, completed on Friday morning after the abandonment of play due to the weather on Thursday, Gray beat Lee Vettese (Nigg Bay) to reach the last 16, whilst Ayrshire's only other representative in the last 32, David Addison (Kilmarnock Barassie) was edged out by David Laing (Craigielaw) at the 2nd extra hole. Largs Craig McLauchlin looses to the youngest qualifier Greg Duncan(Craigielaw)

Results, from rounds 2 & 3 on Wednesday, involving Ayrshire boys include :-

Round 2

Euan Brown (Barassie) beat Steven Kerr (Moray) 4 & 3
Robert McKnight (Barassie) beat Jamie Miller (Newbattle) 4 & 3
Stuart Henderson (Barassie) lost to Euan Polson (Royal Dornoch) 3 & 1
Craig McLauchlin (Largs) lost to Greg Duncan (Craigielaw) 3 & 2
David Addison (Barassie) beat Calum Grant (Linlithgow) 1 hole
Cameron Gray (West KIlbride) beat Gordon Stevenson (Whitecraigs) 7 & 6
Andrew Connell (Largs) lost to Scott Crichton (Aberdour) 2 & 1

East Lothian Junior Golf - Roll of Honour

Championship (Continued)
YEAR	BOYS U14 SCRATCH	BOYS U14 HANDICAP	BOYS U12 SCRATCH	BOYS U12 HANDICAP
1999		Gordon Hillson
2000		Peter Littlefair
2001		Mark Muir
2002		Neil Henderson
2003		Duncan Searle
2004	Greg Duncan	Sandy Neison
2005	Chris Low	Jonnie Peoples
2006	Chris Low	Blair Ward	Euan Bowden	Cameron Cunningham
2007	Scott Speakman	Fraser Johnston	Calum Hill	Ross Wilson
2008	Calum Hill	Fraser Edgar	Neil Bowden	Chris Algeo
2009
2010
2011
2012

Lothians Championships

Published Date: 08 June 2005
The Scotsman

CRAIGIELAW'S 14 year old Greg Duncan the youngest player in the field leads the qualifying with a low round of 70.

Stuart George enhanced his growing reputation by claiming a huge scalp in last night's first round of the Lothians Junior Championship at the Braids.

Making it a double dose of disappointment for the Neilson family, younger brother Jamie also made an early exit as he lost by one hole to Prestonfield's Bruce Mackay.

Mackay now faces Tantallon's Joe Lockie, who was a 2 and 1 winner over Sean McAllister, of Craigielaw.

In the closest match of the night, Sean McGarvey, a rising star at Glencorse, produced a sparkling finish to squeeze past Musselburgh's Ross Noon.

One down with one to play, McGarvey birdied the last - no mean feat at the Braids - and then repeated the feat at the first extra hole to go through. He now faces North Berwick's Peter Keeling, who beat Stuart Tully of Duddingston by 2 and 1 in another close encounter.

Baberton's Paul Ferrier was the biggest winner of the night, beating Callum Grant, of Linlithgow, 6 and 5, while Haddington's David Warner, the leading qualifier, had a comfortable enough 3 and 2 win over Michael Williams (Craigielaw).

Ferrier and Warner now play each other, while the last of the quarter-finals tonight will be between George and yet another Craigielaw challenger Greg Duncan, who won by two holes against James Ross (Royal Burgess).

Lothians Junior Championship (at the Braids).

First round: B Mackay (Prestonfield) beat J Neilson (Dunbar) one hole; J Lockie (Tantallon) beat S McAllister (Craigielaw) 2 and 1; P Ferrier (Baberton) beat C Grant (Linlithgow) 6 and 5; D Warner (Haddington) beat M Williams (Craigielaw) 3 and 2; P Keeling (North Berwick) beat S Tully (Duddingston) 2 and 1; S McGarvey (Glencorse) beat R Noon (Musselburgh) at 19th; G Duncan (Craigielaw) beat J Ross (Royal Burgess) two holes; S George (Dalmahoy) beat S Neilson (Dunbar) 4 and 2.