Stuart Manley heads to Gothenburg in Sweden this week for the Scandinavian Invitation at the Hills Golf & Sports Club.The field is headed by former Open Champion Henrik Stenson. Manley comes of finishing on 3 under par last week at the Czech Masters and a T64 position. Jordan Wrisdale finished T14 and David Boote T37 at the World Invitational in Northern Ireland on the Challenge Tour, the event was won in a play-off by Jack Senior from England.  

Stuart Manley heads in to the second part of the 2019 season starting with the D+D Czech Masters after a 3 week summer break with a new sponsor, Hytte Blinds Ltd have become an official partner of Stuart's for the remainder of the 2019 season.The Worcestershire based company, who specialisebin the supply of Window Blinds for the static caravans and lodges, will have their comapny logo displayed on Stuart's aparell. Stuart said " I would like to very much thank Hytte Blinds for their support, I have just had a 3 week break as there have been no regular scheduled events on the European Tour so I am obviuosly very much looking forward to getting out on tour again "   Stuart has at least 9 events left in 2019, with the season officially ending in Dubai in November at the DP World Championship.   Follow Stuart's progress over the next few months  through @blackstarsports on twitter or via the live scoring facility at www.europeantour.com  Further information on Hytte Bl...

The PGA Challenge Tour moves to Scandanavia for 2 weeks, with the Finish Challenge this week and then the Danish Challenge the following week. David Boote, who represents Walton Heath GC plays this week in Finland.

Stuart manley shot 67, 69, 69 and a final round of 69 to finsih on 10 under par at the Scottish Open. The event was won by Bernd Wiesberger  after defeating Benjamin Herbert from France in a tense 3 hole play-off. This week David Boote, Jordan Wrisdale and Jamie Rutherford are all playing on the Challenge Tour in Austria.  

Stuart manley heads to Scotland with the European Tour for the Scottish Open, while Jordan Wrisdale, David Boote and Jamie Abbott are in France for the 10th event on the Challenge Tour at the La Vaudreuil Golf Challenge  

Jordan Wrisdale and Jamie Rutherford both progressed through the Regional Qualifying for the Open Championship. Jordan came through at Northamptonshire County GC with a 1 under par round, and Jamie shot 3 under par at Frilford Heath. The Final Qualifying event is over 36 holes and takes place at 4 different sites across the UK on Tuesday July 2nd.

Blackstar will be represented by Stuart Manley at the BMW Open in Gernany and David Boote, Jordan Wrisdale and Jamie Abbott will be playing on the Challenge Tour in Spain  

Stuart Manley goes to Belgium this week for the Belgium Knockout event follwoing on from his 40th place position in Denmark. Follow  the scores on www.europeantour.com or via @blackstarsports on twitter.  

Stuart Manley returns to action this week at the Made In Denmark at the Himmerland Golf & Spa Resort. Last year the event was won by Matt Wallace in a 4 man play-off , having birdied 5 of his final 6 holes in the final round to make the play-off. David Boote, Jamie Abbott and Jordan Wrisdale make the trip to the Czech Republic for the D + D Real Czech Challenge at the Kaskáda Golf Resort.   Jamie Rutherford and Ben Robinson are both playing at the magnificient Brocket Hall in the first event of the 2019 PGA Europro Tour which starts on Wednesday, the other two events are both Thursday starts.

Jordan Wrisdale continued his steady start to the 2019 season with a 21st place finish in the Prague Golf Challenge, Jordan finished on 6 under par with rounds of 73,68,69 and 72. Jordan curretnly is placed 42 on the latest Challenge Tour rankings. David Boote also played in the event finishing 45th on 1 under par with rounds of 69,73,70 and a final round of 75. Stuart Manley finished on 2 under par and 56th place at the Betfred British Masters at the superb Hillside GC in Southport. The event was won by Sweden's Marcus Kinhult who made a brilliant birdie on the final hole to win by 1 shot from the defending champion Eddie Pepperell overnight leader Matt Wallace.