Sep 3rd, 2018 Article
Young golfers chosen to play at Castle Stuart
Two of the north of Scotland’s brightest golfing prospects have been chosen to represent the area in the prestigious Duke of York Young Champions Trophy at Castle Stuart next month.
Two of the north of Scotland’s brightest golfing prospects have been chosen to represent the area in the prestigious Duke of York Young Champions Trophy at Castle Stuart next month.
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Open champion Henrik Stenson has won the Golf Writers Trophy for the second time.
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