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Championship and Stewart Trophy Results
Championship
The 2025 West Senior final was contested by Lesley Lloyd and Lesley Robertson (Lesley R).
Lesley Lloyd got off to a great start, going 3 up after 3, including a birdie at the 2nd hole.
Lesley R won the next 3 holes in par, to square the match
and with a birdie at the 8th , Lesley R was 1 up at the turn.
Lesley R won hole 10 and had a birdie at the 11th to go 3 up.
Lesley Lloyd won the par 3 14th to take her back to 2 down but Lesley R won the 15th and closed out the match on the 16th green, to win 4/2.
This was Lesley R's debut playing in the Senior Championship and what a debut.
The match was played in great spirit and both players put on a golfing display, worthy of any final.
Stewart Trophy Final
The Stewart Trophy final was played between Joan Anderson & Susan Morrow, both first time finalists. The game was played in great spirits and was very close all the way with some great golf and no more than a few shots in it with Joan winning at the 17th 2/1.
Top Qualifer for the Championship Trophy
Donna Jackson was the top qualifer for the championship
Renfrew Golf Club
On another amazing sunny day at Renfrew Golf Club.
Here are the semi finalists for Thursday.
Donna Jackson beat Janette McCartney 5/4
Lesley Lloyd beat Gillian Kyle by 1 hole
Lesley Robertson beat Liz Stewart 6/4
Joanne Sharp beat Ruth Hunter by 1 hole
Stewart Trophy Semi Finalists
Jan Macnab had a walk over
Joan Anderson beat Ann Shanks 5/4
Elaine Robb beat Kate Waddell by 1 hole
Susan Morrow beat Christine Halliday by 2 holes
We are now called Scottish Senior Women's Golf Association West Division. More information on this name change can be found below.
If you attended our AGM last November you will be aware that the background to this name change was that the three divisions in
England were well on their way to change their name from Veteran Ladies to Senior Women. The reasons given were that the word Veteran gave the wrong impression on how senior women were
perceived in golfing circles. It was a name that was introduced in the 1950’s but it is now considered to be out of date with current thinking. It was discussed again at Blairgowrie on the 22nd September 2024 and it was agreed that the name change would go ahead from 1st October 2024. It was therefore a name change that was enforced upon us. No doubt we will get used to it eventually.