Congratulations to Team Europe, commiserations to Team GB&I
Full report here
All the scores from the Vagliano Trophy at Royal Dornoch here
Tawast Golf and Country Club, Finland 11 – 15 July
Penelope Brown (Auchterarder)
Hannah Darling (Broomieknowe)
Carmen Griffiths (Aboyne)
Jasmine Mackintosh (Murcar Links)
Lorna McClymont (Milngavie)
Jennifer Saxton (Dunfermline)
Go Lorna…
Magnificent Lorna qualifies for the Arnold Palmer Cup team International. A Ryder Cup style competition to be played at
Laurel Valley Golf Club, Ligonier PA.
June 8-10, 2023
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28th May 2023
Tournament favourite Lorna broke her run of consecutive championship wins when, despite being leading qualifier and No 1 seed after two excellent rounds (69 and 71 for a 3 under par total) including a total of 8 birdies across the first day, she was knocked out after Round 1 of the match play by Megan Docherty. The tournament was won by Carmen Griffiths of Aboyne GC.
Lorna in an interesting interview with Nick Rodger of The Herald before the tournament:
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21st May 2023
Lorna wins again to retain her Flogas Ladies Amateur Irish Open Championship
Full Story here
7th May 2023
Lorna wins the Welsh Women’s Open Strokeplay Championship at Prestatyn
Read full report here
26th April 2023
Lorna just misses out, beaten in a play-off for the Helen Holm Event at Troon
Read full report here
Update 6th December 2022 by Lady Convenor, Alene Campbell
Lorna’s 2022 has been simply outstanding. Her dominance of the various student events (R&A and BUCS), along with her exposure to international competition can only stand her in good stead for the increasing opportunities that she has earned for herself in 2023.
For those who have not read this summary of her achievements (as at October 2022), I include it here for your information:
National Caps:
R & A Student Tour Series (STS):
21/22
Represented the R & A on the winning International Team (against the USA) at the Arnold Palmer Cup at Golf Club de Geneve in Geneva.
22/23
21/22
22/23
National Tournaments:
In summary, this season Lorna was awarded 4 National Caps, won 7 Tournaments and achieved a further 7 top ten finishes. She has won 3 Order of Merits (R&A, BUCS, and Scottish Ladies) and posted her career best score of 13 under at Montrose smashing the existing Ladies Course record by 6 strokes. (This score is also just 3 shots short of the World record of 16 under shot in Oklahoma!!!). She has again gained a place on the Scottish Golf High Performance Programme and continues as a member of the International Sports Scholarship Programme at the University of Stirling.
Keep up to date with Lorna’s progress on Facebook by clicking the link below:
Keep up to date with Lorna’s amateur progress on the World Amateur Golf Rankings website the by clicking here:
23rd September 2022
Lorna wins the R&A Student Series Tournament at Montrose Links scoring a magnificent 13 under par 60 in the first round. Congratulations Lorna!
21st June 2022
Lorna is selected for the EuropeanLadies Team Championship…
Milngavie’s Lorna McClymont is set to join forces with Curtis Cup duo Hannah Darling and Louise Duncan and three other in-form players in a strong-looking side for the women’s event, which is taking place at Conwy in North Wales, 5th – 9th July 2022.
European Ladies Team Championship, Conwy: Hannah Darling (Broomieknowe), Louise Duncan (West Kilbride), Lorna McClymont (Milngavie), Chloe Goadby (St Regulus Ladies), Grace Crawford (West Links), Jennifer Saxton (Dunfermline).
Season update from Ladies Convenor, Alene Campbell
Following on from her impressive four-shot success in the Flogas Irish Women’s Open at County Louth, Lorna continues to travel and play in tournaments of increasing prestige. The past months challenges have included achieving 7th place (with 4 players being in 2nd place) in the St Rule Trophy.
The St Rule Trophy is an international women’s amateur golf tournament contested on
the St Andrews Links in Scotland. It has been played annually since 1984. The format is 54-hole stroke play over two days. Since 2014, two rounds have been played on the New course on the first day and one round on the Old course on the final day.
Lorna’s challenge the following week was in the Scottish Women’s Amateur Championship where, having reached the final by winning her three previous matches on the 15th she had a more testing round. Having been ahead in the final from the 3rd hole, she unfortunately was just beaten by Cameron Neilson on the first hole of extra play. Whilst being runner up is an absolutely amazing result in and of itself, we can but empathise with how hard it must have been to lose at this stage.
We also know that Lorna is a determined character and she will turn this experience into a
positive going forward.
This coming week Lorna is playing in the British Womens Amateur Championship at
Hunstanton, England ~ we all wish her good luck here.
It is because of these higher callings that unfortunately Lorna was not able to defend her
MGC Club Championship title this year.
We wish Lorna all the very best for the remainder of the season.
Ladies Convenor
Alene Campbell