Thursday 11 August 2011
British Girls @ Gullane - Day 4
Georgia Hall, 15-year-old England girl international, is Britain ’s last hope of keeping the Girls’ British open amateur championship on home soil. In tomorrow morning’s semi-finals, Georgia faces Margaux Vanmol (Belgium ) while Emma Nilsson (Sweden ) will play No 2 seed Celine Boutier (France).
Georgia, a member of Remedy Oak Golf Club, Dorset, is the youngest of the last four in a tournament that has been dogged by rain. The conditions for yesterday morning’s third-round ties were the worst of a bad week.
“They were the worst I’ve ever played in,” said Georgia who knocked out good friend Chloe Williams (Wrexham) in the morning by 3 and 2, then scored an impressive 5 and 3 win over France’s highly-rated Emilie Alonso with three-under-par figures (four birdies, one bogey).
Georgia, who took up golf when she was seven years old, was England Under-13 champion two years ago and England Under-15 title-winner. Can she take the next big step to a British title?
Watch this space!
Today's results
THIRD ROUND
Georgia Hall (Remedy Oak) bt Chloe Williams (Wrexham) 3 and 2.
Emilie Alonso (Fra) bt Ann Hakula (Fin) 4 and 3.
Margaux Vanmol (Bel) bt Bronte Law (Bramhall) at 20th
Sophie Godley (Lindrick) bt Marina Steutz (Aut) 2 and 1.
Luna Sobron (Spa) bt Karolin Lampert (Ger) 2 and 1.
Emma Nilsson (Swe) bt Emily Pedersen (Den) 3 and 2.
Antonia Scherer (Ger) bt Katie Bradbury (Cottrell Park ) 3 and 2.
Celine Boutier (Fra) bt Ileen Nieuwenhuis (Ned) 1 hole.
QUARTER-FINALS
Hall bt Alonso 5 and 3.
Vanmol bt Godley 7 and 6.
Nilsson bt Sobron 5 and 4.
Boutier bt Scherer 1 hole.
FRIDAY MORNING SEMI-FINALS
8.30 Georgia Hall (England) v Margaux Vanmol (Belgium).
8.40 Emma Nilsson (Sweden) v Celine Boutier (France).
FINAL tees off at 1pm.
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