3-MENDOUS; Darren in record books with back to back eagles.Byline: EUAN McLEAN DOLLAR golfer Darren Hulston reckons he has set a world record after finishing a round with THREE consecutive eagles to equal his own course record of 57. Hulston, who plays off plus four, sealed his remarkable 12-under-par round during a club medal at Dollar Golf Club by covering the last five holes in just 12 shots. A search through the British Golf Museum's archives has found no evidence of three closing eagles in a competition. And the 34-year-old, who has never considered turning pro, followed up his stunning success by bagging his first hole-in-one a month later. That incredible story makes the Clackmannanshire builder a clear winner of this week's Where Eagles Dare. And he picks up a Nicklaus Dual Point DrawBack DRAWBACK, com. law. An allowance made by the government to merchants on the reexportation of certain imported goods liable to duties, which, in some cases, consists of the whole; in others, of a part of the duties which had been paid upon the importation. driver from our friends at American Golf - who have just opened Scotland's biggest golf superstore su·per·store n. A very large retail store that stocks highly diversified merchandise, such as groceries, toys, and camera equipment, or a wide variety of mechandise in a specific product line, such as computers or sporting goods. in East Kilbride's Playsport complex. Delighted Darren said: "I wasn't actually playing that great before the eagles and was only six under. So they really came out of the blue. People reckon it's the best finish ever but I was just as pleased weeks later when I got my first hole-in-one. "My shot left such a dent in the hole I spent 10 minutes trying to repair it before the greenkeeper noticed." Darren can now look forward to a VIP weekend at the Fairmont St Andrews for October's grand final. There are still places up for grabs so if you score an eagle or better in a competition get your scorecard signed by a club official. Then send it, along with the completed form and a letter telling your story, to: Where Eagles Dare, Sunday Mail Sports Desk, One Central Quay QUAY, estates. A wharf at which to load or land goods, sometimes spelled key. 2. In its enlarged sense the word quay, means the whole space between the first row of houses of a city, and the sea or river 5 L. R. 152, 215. , Glasgow, G3 8DA. EUAN McLEAN CAPTION(S): Record breaker: Darren reckons his eagle treble treble, highest part in choral music, thus corresponding in pitch to soprano, but associated with the voice of a boy or a girl. The term appeared in 15th-century English polyphony, probably as an anglicization of the Latin triplum, broke new ground |
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