Summary
THE doomsday scenario for Scottish golf came to pass at Hoylake yesterday with Scotland not able to boast even a single mascot in the field making up the final rounds of the 135th Open championship. Never before in a previous 134 competitions, from Prestwick in 1860 to St Andrews last year, has this been a lament heard across the fairways.
After Scotland provided a record low of just four representatives at this year's Open this was a fresh blow to the home of golf's esteem.See the full content of this document
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No Scots Left at Open As All Four Miss Cut
Colin Montgomerie was the highest profile casualty but a spare thought too for poor Scott Drummond. In his admittedly impoverished role as top Scot he was made to wait nervously throughout a day he had set in motion with his 6.30am tee-off for ...
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