Andrew McArthur: Won his second title on the Challenge Tour last season but narrowly missed out on promotion to the main European Tour.
Wallace Booth: The former Walker Cup player is a newcomer to Team Scottish Hydro after an injury-ravaged start to his pro career.
Jamie McLeary: Lost his main tour card last season and the former Challenge Tour winner is keen to bounce back.
Sally Watson: Pipped to the rookie of the year prize on the Ladies' European Tour last season, Watson has high hopes for 2015.
Pamela Pretswell: Now well established on the women's European circuit, Pretswell already has three top-10s this season.
Jack Doherty: Earned promotion to the 2014 European Tour through the qualifying but is back in the second division after a tough rookie year
George Murray: Having recovered from injury, Murray is aiming to return to the form that led to a third place finish in the 2011 Dunhill Links Championship.
Duncan Stewart: Sold shares in himself to sponsors to fund his pro career and now keen to use this extra financial fillip to his benefit.
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