Dunbar delight for Oliver Mukherjee and Harry Williamson


In windswept conditions at the East Lothian venue, Mukherjee once again showed his class, having become the youngest-ever Scottish Amateur champion earlier in the year.
He carded a five-under-par 66 to get his hands on the Scratch Trophy as he claimed a five-shot success over Dominic McGlinchey from The Renaissance Club.
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Hide AdMukherjee’s brother, Sam, finished third on 72, with Jake Johnston (Royal Burgess) and the host club’s Callum Kenneally sharing fourth spot on 73.


In a tighter contest, Williamson won the Handicap Trophy with a net 70, pipping Liam Davidson from Turnhouse by a shot.
Three players - Ethan Robertson (Prestonfield), Fraser Walters (Gullane) and Hayden Fowler (Bathgate) - all finished on 74.
“The course was in fantastic condition, but the wind made it a very stiff test,” said foundation manager Scott Knowles. “Despite this, there was still some excellent scoring.”