Ronnie McDonald is to represent Inchmarlo on the Seniors Tour.
"I'm delighted I've been given the opportunity to representInchmarlo and a chance to use their facilities," said Ronnie, 54, who has left his position as professional at Kemnay.
"I've come to that age when I've got to move on. I still have theability to compete with the guys on the Seniors Tour.
"We've only one chance in life and I'm going to try my best beforeold age catches up with me."
Ronnie missed qualifying for the British Seniors Open at Muirfieldby two shots at North Berwick.
Birdies at the eighth, 14th and 16th gave Ronnie real hope ofqualifying but he dropped a shot at the 17th after he three-putted.
He drove through the green at the par 4 18th but failed to takeadvantage and could only make par.
Ronnie is relishing playing in the PGA Seniors Championship,which was won by former Ryder Cup captain Sam Torrance last year, atThe Stoke by Nayland Club near Colchester.
"I can't wait to get back competing because I need all thecompetitive action I can get."
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