HOW TO WATCH THE WOMEN’S OPEN - SKY SPORTS YOUTUBE CHANNEL

The 2020 AIG Women's Open is kicking off tomorrow (August 20) at Royal Troon.

And while we know that many of you are gutted you can't be there in person, luckily there are various ways you can watch at home.

This includes the option to watch for FREE on the Sky Sports YouTube Channel.

Thursday August 20

LIVE - 10.30am to 1.30pm - Sky Sports Golf, Sky Sports Mix, Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports YouTube channel

LIVE - 3pm to 6pm - Sky Sports Golf, Sky Sports Mix, Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports YouTube channel

HIGHLIGHTS - 10pm onwards - BBC Red Button One

HIGHLIGHTS - 11.30pm onwards - BBC 2

Friday August 21

HIGHLIGHTS - 6am to 7am - Sky Sports Golf 

HIGHLIGHTS - 9.30am to 10.30am - Sky Sports Golf

LIVE - 10.30am to 1.30pm - Sky Sports Golf, Sky Sports Mix and Sky Sports YouTube channel

LIVE - 3pm to 6pm - Sky Sports Golf, Sky Sports Mix and Sky Sports YouTube channel

HIGHLIGHTS - 11.20pm onwards - BBC Two

Saturday August 22 

HIGHLIGHTS - 6am to 7am - Sky Sports Golf 

HIGHLIGHTS - 9am to 10am - Sky Sports Golf

LIVE - 2pm to 7pm -  Sky Sports Golf and Sky Sports YouTube channel

HIGHLIGHTS - 4.30pm to 5.30pm - Sky Sports Golf

HIGHLIGHTS - 10pm onwards - Red Button One

HIGHLIGHTS - 11.45pm - BBC Two

Sunday August 23

HIGHLIGHTS - 6am to 11am - Sky Sports Golf

LIVE - 1pm to 6pm - Sky Sports Golf, Sky Sports Mix, Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports YouTube channel

HIGHLIGHTS - 9pm onwards - Red Button One

HIGHLIGHTS - 11.55pm - BBC Two

For more information and start times visit www.aigwomensopen.com.

LIKE MOTHER - LIKE DAUGHTER !!

Nancy Chisholm and Jessie Donaldson at the County Jamboree at Haggs Castle Golf Club in 2014

Lindsay Chisholm

A surgeon who trekked through the snow for almost three hours to operate on a cancer patient has been called a "superwoman" by the man she treated.

Consultant surgeon Lindsey Chisholm walked eight miles from her home in the West of Glasgow to the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley despite a red alert for snow.

Does this name CHISHOLM - RING A BELL  - She is the daughter of  Ayrshire’s Nancy Chisholm. 

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE STORY AND LINDSAY BEING INTERVIEWED -- COURTESY OF THE BBC

ALTERNATIVELY WATCH THE VIDEO ON FACEBOOK 

Nancy was  honoured in the Queens Birthday Honours List with the award of an M.B.E. for voluntary contribution to ladies golf in 2012

She was an Honorary Vice President of both the Ladies Golf Union and Scottish ladies' Golfing Association and  served as LGU chairman in 1997 and Scottish Ladies Golfing Association president from 2003-2007.

A lifelong member of Prestwick St Nicholas Golf Club, which she joined as a junior member, Nancy

A former Ladies Club Captain, and Club Champion of St. Nicholas ladies on no fewer than 10 occasions, Nancy held many senior positions in ladies golf at a national and international level, as well as undertaking refereeing duties at many major international amateur event

She received the M.B.E. in recognition of her many years of voluntary work on behalf of ladies golf and golfers.

In 2004, Prestwick St. Nicholas conferred Honorary Membership on Nancy in recognition of her outstanding contribution to golf in Scotland and further afield.

Nancy is also a member and past captain of West Kilbride Ladies, a club which holds her in equally high esteem as St. Nicholas for her contribution to club and country over the years.

So perhaps the saying Like Mother - Like Daughter  is a fitting saying - since it is MOTHERS DAY tomorrow !!