Ladies Scottish Open at the Carrick proves a Great Success
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Nocera scoops European Title at Cameron House
Despite a day of changeable weather Gwladys Nocera scooped a two shot victory at the Scottish Ladies Open, winning her sixth European Tour victory in two years. Tying with Sweden's Maria Boden at the end of the first round, the 32-year old from Biarritz birdied the second hole to take a two stroke advantage that lead her clear of the opposition and towards her final position at the top of the leader board.
The traditional Scottish heathland course provided challenging and exciting play, with five of the Championship players finishing below the course's par 71 rating. Scottish talents Claire Queen and Kathryn Imrie carded an excellent round, finishing joint 6th, despite Queen snapping her driver shaft during a photo call the day before.
De Vere Cameron House was delighted to welcome the Championship back to the course at the Carrick after its eleven year hiatus and is expected to host the competition again next year.
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The Players
 Mhairi McKay Played in both the 2002 and 2003 Solheim Cup teams. She won her first event at the AAMI Australian Women's Open, beating Laura Davies in a nail-bitingly dramatic Sunday afternoon round. |  Sophie Gustafson Won the 2007 Final New Star Money List, thereby finishing as the official European number one for the third time. She also won her 22nd career victory at the 2007 De Vere Ladies Scottish Open. |  Claire Queen Enjoyed a sensational start to the 2007 season when she traveled to Australia as a reserve, then finished tied for 6th at the ANZ Ladies Masters, almost guaranteeing her playing rights for 2008! |
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