Elliot Saltman has put his cheating ban behind him, qualified for the Open and won on the Europro Tour in the same week.Just over a year after coming back from a three-month European Tour ban for “a serious breach of the 2010 Challenge Tour Members Regulations”, and just three days after securing his place in the Open, Scotland’s Elliot Saltman closed with a stunning 10 under 61 to win the Europro Tour’s Audi Cork Masters by an incredible eight shots.

World No 1 Lee Westwood believes Elliot Saltman should not have been allowed to tee it up on the Hi5 Pro Tour in Spain last week.

Wayne Hachey, Lloyd Saltman, Joachim Hansen and James Hepworth at Hacienda del AlamoGareth Shaw tied for fourth place with suspended European Tour player Elliot Saltman in the Hi5 Pro Tour’s Hacienda del Alamo Open in Spain.

Scotland’s Lloyd Saltman leads in SpainLurgan’s Gareth Shaw fired a six under par 66 but still found himself nine strokes adrift of runaway leader Lloyd Saltman entering the final round of the Hi5 Pro Tour’s Hacienda del Alamo Open.

Lloyd SaltmanThe efforts of the Irish contingent were completely overshadowed by the Saltman bothers, Lloyd and Elliot, following the opening round of the Hi5 Pro Tour’s Hacienda del Alamo Open.

Good deeds are supposed to result in some good karma but Darren Clarke found himself trailing the recipient of his generosity by three strokes after the first round of the European Tour sanctioned Africa Open at East London.

As Niall Kearney finish nine shots behind the card winners at the European Tour Qualifying School Finals, Scotland’s Elliot Saltman vigorously defended himself against what he called “disgusting” allegations labelling him a cheat.