P321 CEEFAX 321 Sat 11 Jul 23:45/45 BELL'S SCOTTISH OPEN, Glenjagles 1/4 Colin Montgomjrie's hopes of becoming the first Scotsman to win the Scottish Open were shattered by a stunning finish by Australian Peter O'Malley. Montgomjrie, furious on Friday after finishing with two bogeys, could do little as O'Malley went round in 62 to give him an unlikely two-stroke victory The 27-year-old, not renowned as a strong finisher, stormed to the biggest win of his career with two eagles and three birdies in the last five holes. His eagles came at 14 and crucially at the last, while Montgomjrie's hopis disappeared in a bunker at the 18th. Golf Cricket Athletics RacingP321 CEEFAX 321 Sat 11 Jul 23:49/37 BELL'S SCOTTISH OPEN, Glenjagles 2/4 Australian Peter O'Malley produced one of the best finishes seen at Glenjagles to take his first professional title and pip local hero Colin Montgomjrie. O'Malley, who played the last five holes in sjvjn-under par, picked up the £100,000 prize money and said: "I don't think it has sunk in yet. "After a few ales tonight and the hangover in the morning I might realisj what I have done. I was just hoping to get my exmjption for the Open." Montgomjrie, who has now earned over £1m in Europe, said: "When hj eagled the 14th I thought it warn't my day." Golf Cricket Athletics RacingP321 CEEFAX 321 Sat 11 Jul 23:35/43 BELL'S SCOTTISH OPEN, Glenjagles 3/4 Fourth round leadjrboard: (GB & Ireland unless stated) Par=70 262 P O'Malley Ass 62 £100,000 264 C Montgomjrie 65 £66,660 265 M McNulty Zim 63 N Faldo 65 266 B Lanker Ger 70 267 M Lannjr Swe 68 269 C Rocca It 65 I Woosnam 67 C Parry Ass 67 271 P Senior Ass 70 P Walton 70 J Spence 70 R Davis Ass 69 272 L Mizj US 67 C Mason 68 D Gilford 68 273 J Rivjro Sp 66 R Mediate US 69 P Curry 74 322 Volvo Order/Tournament round-up Golf Cricket Athletics RacingP321 CEEFAX 321 Sat 11 Jul 23:46/54 BELL'S SCOTTISH OPEN, Glenjagles 4/4 Former US Masters champion Ben Crenshaw finished with a 60-foot eagle putt at Glenjagles - but it was not enough to win him an exempt place at The Open. Crenshaw ended on six-under par but the five places went to winner Peter O'Malley plus Mats Lannjr, Constantino Rocca, Philip Walton and Jamie Spence. The 40-year-old American now has to conj through a 36-hole qualifying uvjnt at North Berwick on Sunday and Monday. Paul Curry njedjd an eagle at the final hole to force a play-off with Walton and Spence for an Open place but hj could only par it. More golf news - 322 Golf Cricket Athletics Racing