Players are set to meet in rearranged final at Kings Golf Club
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David Sanderson is set to take on Shaun Johnson in the final of the Kings Golf Club Championship on Saturday.
The two men were due to tee-off in the final last Saturday but weather conditions forced the postponement.
Both men reached the final after going the distance in the semi finals.
Sanderson claimed victory on the 18th with a 1up victory over Craig Black.
Johnson was taken to two extra holes before defeating William Stewart on the 20th hole.
Sanderson defeated Scott Fitzgerald 3 and 2 in the quarter final, with Black defeating Scott Chisholm 5 and 3 in his quarter final.
Johnson defeated Innes Simpson 2 and 1 in his quarter final clash with Wlliam Stewart beating Steven Gray 2 and 1 to make the last four of the championship, before losing in the semi final to Johnson.
The handicap final will also take place tomorrow with Hamish Fraser set to take on Drew Macdonald.
Both men were forced to go all the way in their semi final encounters to book their place in the final.
Macdonald saw off Peter Laing with a 1up victory after 18 holes, with Fraser also winning 1up with a victory over Mark Fraser.
In the quarter final clashes, MacDonald had to go the full 18 holes before defeating Tommee Mackenzie 1up.
Laing defeated Steven MacDonald 6 and 4 in the last eight before losing in the semi final. Hamish Fraser defeated Gordon Grant 5 and 3 with Mark Fraser beating David MacKintosh 7 and 5 in the last eight.
