European women's amateur team championship
Bad weather halts opening day at
Bled after 78 by Kylie Walker
Bad weather forced an early stoppage to the first day's play in the European women's amateur team championship at Bled, Slovenia.
With very few first qualifying rounds completed, it was almost impossible to get a clear idea of the overall picture but, according to the European Golf Association scoreboard, France were the leaders at six under par when play was halted.
Only one Scot, Kylie Walker (Buchanan Castle), had finished all 18 holes. She returned a 78.
Three English players got round before the day's action was ended prematurely. Charlie Douglass had a 74, Curtis Cup player Jodi Ewart a 76 and Emma (Duggleby) Brown a 77.
For Ireland, Vagliano Trophy selection Danielle McVeigh had a 74.
Welsh left-hander Stephanie Evans had an 82.
Bled after 78 by Kylie Walker
Bad weather forced an early stoppage to the first day's play in the European women's amateur team championship at Bled, Slovenia.
With very few first qualifying rounds completed, it was almost impossible to get a clear idea of the overall picture but, according to the European Golf Association scoreboard, France were the leaders at six under par when play was halted.
Only one Scot, Kylie Walker (Buchanan Castle), had finished all 18 holes. She returned a 78.
Three English players got round before the day's action was ended prematurely. Charlie Douglass had a 74, Curtis Cup player Jodi Ewart a 76 and Emma (Duggleby) Brown a 77.
For Ireland, Vagliano Trophy selection Danielle McVeigh had a 74.
Welsh left-hander Stephanie Evans had an 82.
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