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07 - 10 Jul 2011
Castle Stuart Golf Links, Inverness, Scotland
Fundraising efforts at Castle Stuart Golf Links last week saw more than £30,000 raised for Action for Children, Scotland, the Official Charity of The 2011 Barclays Scottish Open.
Despite Mother Nature’s best efforts to put a dampener on proceedings, the Barclays Charity Birdie Pledge saw over £16,000 donated to Action for Children – Scotland by Barclays Capital during the first two rounds of the Barclays Scottish Open.
WITH THIS WIN
Luke Donald’s glorious 2011 continued as he made the Barclays Scottish Open his third title of the year.
European Tour Chief Executive George O’Grady welcomed Scotland’s First Minister Alex Salmond to the final day of the Barclays Scottish Open at Castle Stuart.
World Number One Luke Donald, winner at Wentworth Club the last time he played in Europe, led the Barclays Scottish Open with nine holes to go at Castle Stuart Golf Links near Inverness.
Sweden's Ryder Cup player Peter Hanson birdied three of the closing seven holes to make it a four-way tie for the lead when the second round of the Barclays Scottish Open was finally able to continue at Castle Stuart Golf Links.
INVERNESS AIRPORT PARK AND RIDE NOW CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC
Colin Montgomerie’s charitable work received a welcome boost at Castle Stuart Golf Links thanks to the generosity of Barclays and local reporter Anthony Joseph.
Hennie Otto, Søren Kjeldsen and Peter Whiteford took time out after their second rounds at the Barclays Scottish Open to support the Barclays Charity Birdie Pledge which benefits Action for Children – Scotland, the Official Charity of the Barclays Scottish Open.
