Last updated: 13th October 2007
Di Stewart: Golf Night's hostess
For most of us amateurs it is a dream that will never come true, but for Di Stewart, Golf Night's presenter, the dream came true this week.
At the Dunhill Links Championship on the European Tour, amateurs - some of them celebrities like our Di - tee it up with the professionals at St. Andrews, Kingsbarns and Carnoustie.
Di is reporting back to Golf Night each night this week with a video blog, in which she tells us about the ups and downs of her rounds on some of the oldest and toughest courses in the world.
Parterning Spaniard Alejandro Canizares, Di took on St. Andrews in her first round and after overcoming her nerves, she had a pretty eventful but ultimately successful round and she and Canizares handed in a seven-under par card.
Trouble on the greens in the second round could not stop the pair hitting an impressive 12 under, setting them up nicely for round three at Carnoustie on Sunday.
But despite another glorious day of Scottish sunshine, it almost proved too much for our Di, who admitted to being "emotionally and physically drained".
Still, the prospect a glass of vino at the 19th soon put the smile back on her face!
To hear all about it, simply click on the play button in the top right hand of this page and come back here on Monday to hear how the rest of her weekend went.
Comments
Hamish Hossick says...
It must take a lot of nerve to play with the pros at the Dunhill as Di did. No wonder she was exhausted.
Posted 11:15 8th October 2007
Keith Miller says...
I would just like to say what a pleasure it is to see Di Stewart playing in the Dunhill Links. I have to admit she is the main reason I tune into golf night programme, and think its great that she is not only showing what a good presenter she is but also how good she can perform on the course to. I am just gutted I am not a Pro and partner her in this great event, what a thrill that would surely be! All the best for the third round and am crossing my fingers in hope that you make the cut as it can only be a good thing to see you on sunday playing St Andrews especially with that lovely hat you were wearing on thursday. Keep up teh good work Di and if you ever need a playing partner give me a call!
Posted 17:33 5th October 2007
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