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Erskine’s Stuart Hunter took the penalty but McMillan denied him, making his second spot save in the last two matches. He dived the right way and pushed it out to the left delighting ‘Dale’s players.
Campbeltown Sailing Club’s Sid Gallagher stressed the event has to be confirmed and that the emphasis will be on fun with none of the mega-bucks boats and ‘pretension’ associated with Cowes.
On Sunday, Alan Shaw of D. McNair and Son Ltd met the players resplendent in their sponsored tops.
Campbell MacBrayne, deadly on the dartboard, showed that he is no slouch at golf either when he posted an excellent scratch 76.
Tarbert still had a job to do as they looked to open a gap between themselves and the bottom club in the league.
A Carradale Golf Club spokesperson said: ‘We were delighted Carolyn Cordiner was in Carradale to play and present the prizes.’
The competition was well attended, with 35 teams, comprising 139 men and 18 ladies, taking to the greens.
‘It is great to see our youngest members having the confidence to play in the competitions and improving their skills and gamesmanship.’
A club spokesperson said: ‘The undoubted player of the season was Hugh McCorkindale who collected a commendable five trophies.’
