Bentham Golf Club

Set in the Foothills of the Yorkshire Dales’ magnificent Three Peaks and with a backdrop of the Lake District Fells, it’s tough to keep your eye on the ball with the distraction of the stunning scenery. Whether you’re looking for a casual round of golf or organising a society day out, we have something for everyone.

Our visiting party packages are aimed at making your golf day better value and more enjoyable than ever before. Bentham Golf Course boasts 18 picturesque holes set on the border of the Yorkshire Dales, overlooking the peak of Ingleborough. Bentham is an undulating parkland course that offers fantastic views of the surrounding area. In addition to the golf course, the clubhouse offers a licensed bar and restaurant facilities. So, we can provide the perfect start, middle and end to your days golf.

Would you like to stay and play? We can now offer accommodation on the course including ensuite, bespoke pods and luxurious lodges perfect for all sizes of groups from couples to friends and families.

Nestled amongst the fairways of Bentham Golf Course, our lodges and pods are perfectly situated for peace and tranquillity amid the surrounding hills.  Relax on the private deck or enjoy the range of activities on your doorstep, with walking, cycling, golfing and fishing all on hand. A short, safe walk from the centre of the bustling village of High Bentham, there are key amenities, pubs and restaurants close to hand.

For more information about our accommodation or to book, please contact Isabel on hello@wenningdale.co.uk or visit www.wenningdale.co.uk.

Latest golf package offers:

Ingleborough – from £52.50 per person

• Bacon Sandwich
• 9 holes
• Soup, sandwiches & chips
• 18 holes
• Two course meal

Whernside – from £31 per person

• Bacon Sandwich
• 18 holes
• Two course meal

Pen-y-Ghent – from £26.50 per person

• Coffee & Biscuit
• 18 holes
• One course meal

Contact Us:

Wenningdale Leisure Ltd – Bentham Golf Club – Robin Lane – Bentham – LA2 7AG
Tel: 015242 62455
golf@benthamgolfclub.co.uk
www.benthamgolfclub.co.uk
Facebook: BenthamGolfCourse
Instagram: BenthamGolfCourse

The post Bentham Golf Club appeared first on Golf North.

Two time Ryder Cup venue and UK Top 100 ranked course.

A testing championship course with first class facilities, S&A – as it is widely and affectionately known, was founded in 1906, part of the great golf boom around the turn of the 20th century. Inevitably the passing of so many years has brought about changes to the course, but the traditional feel of a championship links has been retained.

The club has hosted two Ryder Cup matches in 1933 and 1937 and a number of other prestigious championships including The British Ladies’ Open and The British Amateur. It remains a final qualifying course for The Open Championship and it has been voted by one golf magazine as among the top 50 courses in Great Britain. The course is a magnificent test of golf, especially with the sea breeze and profusion of heather and gorse combining to provide a challenging and immensely enjoyable day.

Complemented with a warm welcome friendly lounge/bar and exceptional catering, everything is in place for a truly memorable experience. The spectacular clubhouse creates a splendid setting for unwinding after a round. The main lounge and patio to the front of the clubhouse provide stunning views across the course, including the 18th green and 1st tee.

Members and visitors can relax in the comfort of the main lounge area which is split into the Lounge, the Ryder Cup Room and the Casual Bar.

S&A takes great pride in its catering and bar operation, with an experienced and friendly team on hand to cater for every taste and occasion.

The club’s memorabilia display cabinets and photographic archives are of real historical interest.

Golf Club packages:

Twilight

We are now taking bookings for Twilight golf in 2020. The price is £400 for a 4 Ball (this can’t be split down in to smaller group sizes), playing after 3.00pm on a weekday. The offer is subject to availability.

Sunday Driver

Sunday Driver Offer 1 – Fancy playing two of the finest links courses in Britain on a Sunday and Monday. Our Sunday Driver Package involves 2 rounds of golf. One round of golf at S&A GC (Host venue of the Ryder Cup 1933 & 1937) one round of golf at Hillside GC (Host of The British Masters 2019) with dinner, bed and breakfast at The Bliss Hotel in Southport from £357 per person, based on two people sharing a room. (Limited Availability).

Alternatively you can pay for the golf separately and make your own arrangements for accommodation.

To enquire, please contact our Golf Co-Ordinator Charlotte Pilkington – 01704 578000 ext 2 or email charlotte.pilkington@sandagolf.co.uk

Sunday Driver Offer 2 – Fancy playing one of the finest links courses in the UK, playing on a Sunday and Monday Two rounds of golf at S&A GC (Host venue of the Ryder Cup 1933 & 1937) with dinner, bed and breakfast at The Bliss Hotel in Southport from £317 per person, based on two people sharing a room (subject to availability). Alternatively you can pay for the golf separate and make your own arrangements for accommodation.

Ryder Cup Experience

£800 per 4 ball for a single day Ryder Cup experience.

To include breakfast, golf and meal after playing

(this can’t be split down in to smaller group sizes)

Social Media

Twitter – @SandAGolfClub

Instagram – southport_and_ainsdale_golf

Facebook – Southport & Ainsdale Golf Club

Bookings

For all bookings contact Charlotte Pilkington Charlotte.pilkington@sandagolf.co.uk

01704 578000 ext 2

The post Southport & Ainsdale Golf Club appeared first on Golf North.

Ardeer Golf Club

Ardeer Golf Course is a 9 out, 9 in, par 72 golf course.

The club is filled with friendly people who will be happy to take you on a tour of the facilities and answer any questions you may have.  We welcome old and young and everyone in between to the club.

Ardeer is a well established parkland course with undulating fairways and a babbling burn guarding many of the greens. It is a deceptively tricky course which has a rich history.

Ardeer Golf Club

The post Ardeer Golf Club appeared first on Golf North.

Bamburgh Castle Golf Club

Bamburgh Castle Golf Club is often quoted as one of the most scenic golf courses in Britain and with views of Lindisfarne, the Farne Islands, the Cheviots and of course Bamburgh Castle, the course is one of the truest links experiences to be had in England.

This is a must-play golf course – join us and enjoy unforgettable golfing experiences

Book a tee time – enjoy a unique course

Read more

Become a member to an exclusive club

Read more

Societies & groups – the perfect golf getaway

Read more

Bamburgh Castle Golf Club 3rd Hole

Contact Us:

The Secretary/Manager
Bamburgh Castle Golf Club
The Wynding
Bamburgh
Northumberland
NE69 7DE.

By Telephone:

(01668) 214378 (Clubhouse)
(01668) 214321 (Secretary/Manager)

By Email

secretary@bamburghcastlegolfclub.co.uk

Visit the Bamburgh Castle Golf Club website.

The post Bamburgh Castle Golf Club appeared first on Golf North.

With the reopening of Linthwaite House (https://leeucollection.com/UK) in the Lake District on 31^st July, it’s time to treat yourself to a golf staycation in one of England’s most popular summer destinations that promises plenty of space and fresh air in the great outdoors. Part of the Leeu Collection, the stunning hotel has teamed up with the nearby Windermere Golf Club to offer a ‘Golfing in the Lakes’ package that combines a two-night stay at the luxury property with 18 holes of golf for two at one of Cumbria’s most delightful and scenic golf courses, and a three-course set dinner at Michelin-starred Simon Rogan’s newest restaurant Henrock.

The extensive grounds of Linthwaite House

Whilst England’s largest National Park is best known for its spectacular walks around its numerous lakes and up mountains like Scafell Pike, it is also home to almost 40 golf courses making it the ideal destination to combine hiking with a round of golf or two, with both activities giving visitors the opportunity to soak up wonderful views of the surrounding landscape.

Less than a mile from Linthwaite House, the course at Windermere Golf Club offers panoramic views over Lake Windermere and across to the distant fells. Founded back in 1891, the layout was designed by George Lowe who – at the time – was the professional at Royal Lytham & St Annes (which has hosted 11 Open Championships), a course he also created. In true moorland style, each hole at Windermere follows the gently rolling and rugged character of the local terrain to create a layout that is both charming and demanding.

Though relatively short at 5,143 yards, this par 67 course presents golfers with a quite a challenge thanks to an array of blind tee shots, several elevation changes and numerous natural hazards such as rocky outcrops, abundant brackenand copses of trees that run alongside some of the fairways.

The picturesque Windermere Golf Course in The Lakes 

After the rigours of golf,  Linthwaite House provides a tranquil retreat and all the comforts of a five star hotel. The Conservatory, Bar and Terrace are the perfect place for a light meal or early evening drink, while admiring the breath-taking views over Windermere towards Coniston. Breakfast and dinner are served in Henrock which showcases natural, seasonal ingredients in a relaxed and elegant setting.

That hotel stands in 14 acres of landscaped private gardens, which are dotted with arresting sculptures and offer a range of outdoor pursuits such as boating and fishing on the tarn (a small lake), boules, croquet and giant chess. At the end of the day, guests retire to one of the 36 luxurious, individually-designed bedrooms for a great night’s sleep in this peaceful bolthole.

Testifying to the quality of the hotel and its golf offer, Linthwaite House has been nominated in several of this year’s Luxury Lifestyle Magazine Readers’ Travel Awards including the Best Hotel for Golf category (winners will be announced in the Autumn).

The private lake at Linthwaite House & The Conservatory with views over Windermere

Keen golfers may wish to try several of the other golf courses in the area, such as the Harry Colt parkland course at Ulverston just 15 miles away and the highly-regarded Silloth on Solway golf course, rated by Top 100 Golf Courses as the one number course in Cumbria, that is located on the coast about a 90-minute drive from Linthwaite House.

The ‘Golfing in the Lakes’ package includes two nights’ B&B accommodation, a three-course set meal in Henrock on one night and a round of golf for two at Windermere Golf Club (with scrumptious snacks to keep you going and return transfers to the club from Linthwaite House).  Rates start from £615 for two people sharing a double room; book online at https://leeucollection.com/UK  or email reservations@linthwaitehouse.com or call +44 (0) 15394 88600, quoting “Leeu Golf”.

The post Treat Yourself To A Golf Staycation At Linthwaite House In The Lake District This Summer appeared first on Golf North.

Your very own piece of the playground. This year and every year

Come home to Glenmor this year and every year. A collection of beautifully designed two, three, or four bedroom homes in a peaceful village setting beneath the Ochil Hills, Glenmor blends all the adventures of our glorious playground with the space and comforts of home. All the thrills of Gleneagles are at your disposal, so you can do as much – or as little – as you like.

Explore our collection of award-winning restaurants, or relax while our chefs cook you a private dinner in your home. Indulge in a spa treatment, pamper yourself in Bob and Cloche, or take the whole family off to try a new country pursuit. Take the kids for a splash in the Health Club, or let them burn up some energy in Little Glen and The Den while you cosy up with a good book in your favourite arm chair. And if you don’t manage to fit everything in, there’s always next year . . . Because no matter where life takes you, your Glenmor home will become the heart of your family’s memories.

Come back to reconnect and recharge, to explore and play, to discover and dream. Glenmor is guaranteed fun and excitement – and a date in the diary they’ll all want to keep. Seasonal ownership at Gleneagles is available from as little as £9,000 for a full week, every year until 2058 or only £5,000 for a short break.

To find our more call 01764 694321 or email own@gleneagles.com

The post Glenmor appeared first on Golf North.

Royal Aberdeen Golf Club in Aberdeen, Scotland, was founded in 1780 as the Society of Golfers at Aberdeen and became the Aberdeen Golf Club in 1815. Until 1888 members played on the Queen’s Links close to the city before moving across the River Don to the links at Balgownie. The Course was originally designed by the Simpson Brothers, Archie and Robert of Carnoustie and later re-bunkered and lengthened by James Braid to ensure our classic links kept pace with the modern game.

The club’s ‘Royal’ patronage was awarded by King Edward VII in 1903.

We hope you enjoy your virtual visit to Royal Aberdeen Golf Club and look forward to welcoming you when your visit to our wonderful links becomes a reality.

Visitors & Green Fees

BALGOWNIE GREEN FEES (2020)WINTER SEASON

25 October 2019 – 12th April 2020  £95 per person per round.

 

SHOULDER SEASON

13th April – 10th May £139 per person per round.

 

SUMMER SEASON

11th May – 18th October £195.00 per person per round or we offer a day ticket for £270.00 per person per day.

COURSE MAINTENANCE CLOSURE

Balgownie will be closed for maintenance work between 19th – 21st October inclusive.

WINTER SEASON 2020/2021
22nd October -11th April £95 per person per round.JUNIOR RATES

Juniors will receive a 50% discount on all of the above listed prices.

SILVERBURN COURSE

£70.00 per person per round

£100 per person per dayVISITOR TEE TIME AVAILABILITY
Monday & Wednesday 10.00 – 11.30 a.m. & 2.00 – 3.30 p.m.
Tuesday & Thursday 2.00 – 3.30pm
Friday 10.00  – 11.00 a.m. &  2.30  – 3.30 p.m
Weekends – after 3.30 p.m.

Additional visitor times may be available (1,2 & 3 balls only) on weekdays between 8.00 and 8.30 a.m.

BALGOWNIE GREEN FEES (2021)WINTER SEASON

21 October 2020 – 11th April 2021  £95 per person per round.

 

SHOULDER SEASON

12th April – 9th May £139 per person per round.

 

SUMMER SEASON

10th May – 17th October £195.00 per person per round or we offer a day ticket for £270.00 per person per day.

COURSE MAINTENANCE CLOSURE

Balgownie will be closed for maintenance work between 18th – 20th October inclusive.

WINTER SEASON 2021/2022
14th October -10th April £95 per person per round.JUNIOR RATES

Juniors will receive a 50% discount on all of the above listed prices.

SILVERBURN COURSE

£70.00 per person per round

£100 per person per dayVISITOR TEE TIME AVAILABILITY
Monday & Wednesday 10.00 – 11.30 a.m. & 2.00 – 3.30 p.m.
Tuesday & Thursday 2.00 – 3.30pm
Friday 10.00  – 11.00 a.m. &  2.30  – 3.30 p.m
Weekends – after 3.30 p.m.

Additional visitor times may be available (1,2 & 3 balls only) on weekdays between 8.00 and 8.30 a.m.

CLUB CONTACT EMAIL ADDRESSES

Contact Wendy at wendy@royalaberdeengolf.com

Contact Shona at admin@royalaberdeengolf.com

Contact Keith at gm@royalaberdeengolf.com

PAYMENT OF GREEN FEES 

We accept Visa and Mastercard for payment of green fees. A 25% non returnable deposit is required on confirmation of the booking and the balance paid in full one month before play.

REFUNDS

Please note, no refund of green fees if cancelled within 7 days of date of play.

DRESS CODE

Please note cargo style trousers, jeans, trainers and tee shirts are UNACCEPTABLE on the Course and in the Clubhouse. Hats should be removed before entering the Clubhouse. Mobile phones are not permitted in the Clubhouse (apart from the phone area), Professional’s shop and anywhere on the Club grounds.

HANDICAP CERTIFICATE

All players should hold a current handicap certificate and a letter of introduction from an accredited golf club and must be brought along for inspection. Failure to do so may, regrettably, result in the facility of the course being refused. The Championship Course (Balgownie Links) is indeed a challenging course and so handicaps for both ladies and gentlemen should be no higher than 24.
We will endeavour to provide caddies if requested but unfortunately at certain times during the season our caddy pool is limited.CADDY INFORMATION

Caddies on request – £50.00
Club hire – £45.00
Pull Trolley hire – £7.00
Electric Trolley – £15.00

Ride on Buggies – £75.00 We have a limited number of buggies which must be driven by a caddy, this cost is included in the price listed. (Medical certificate required all year round)

Request a Tee Time

Local Accommodation

Contact Us

MEMBERSHIP & ADMINISTRATION

Contact Shona – 01224 702571 (Option 1)

Email: shona@royalaberdeengolf.com

RESERVATIONS

Contact Wendy – 01224 702571 (Option 1)

Email: wendy@royalaberdeengolf.com

PGA GOLF PROFESSIONAL

Contact David – 01224 702571 (Option 3)

Email: davidross.pga@btinternet.com

CLUBHOUSE & CATERING

 Contact Maria – 01224 702571 (Option 4)

Email: clubhouse@royalaberdeengolf.com

GENERAL MANAGER

Contact Keith – 01224 702571 (Option 5)

Email: gm@royalaberdeengolf.com

www.royalaberdeengolf.com

The post Royal Aberdeen Golf Club appeared first on Golf North.

Hesketh is the oldest golf club in Southport, established in 1885. The course is pre-dominantly links in nature and Championship golf has been played at Hesketh from the early days.

In addition to being a previous qualifying venue when The Open was played at nearby Royal Birkdale, Hesketh has hosted many other professional and amateur championships. Most recently, it hosted the Junior Open in 2008 and co-hosted the Amateur Championship with near-by Hillside in 2011.

The Club offers visiting golfers a series of open competitions including a weeklong golfing festival every August and a competitive range of golfing packages are available to visitors and societies alike.

Hesketh is also home to the ‘Golf Prize of Nations Trophy’, an important piece of Hesketh’s history that celebrates the exploits of Hesketh’s Arnold Bentley and Bridlington’s Tommy Thirsk who won the Baden Baden golf event played in association with the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games.

Visitors

Visitors are extremely welcome at Hesketh where they are sure of receiving a very warm reception from everyone at the Club. The Club is renowned for its friendliness towards visitors from the moment you enter the clubhouse or the Pro Shop, until you leave, having enjoyed your round of golf and the Club’s hospitality.

Whether you are an individual, group or society you are guaranteed a competitively priced golfing experience.

The Club’s bar and catering facilities are modern and fully up to date in a clubhouse that exudes our proud history, as you would expect from the oldest club in Southport.

Visitor Insurance

Visitors should note that the Club has Members and Visitors insurance in place to protect golfers up to specified limits in the event that they cause injury or damage whilst using the course.

Winter Rules

Visitors please familiarise yourselves with the winter rules which are in place and can be viewed here

Contact Us

“We had a truly lovely day at Hesketh Golf Club and I have no hesitation in scoring a 5 in every category. We were blessed with good weather, this combined with the friendly welcome by everyone, the excellent catering and of course a fabulous golf course in superb condition made it a very special day for us all.”

Cockle Dick’s Lane, Southport, PR9 9QQ

Visit the Hesketh Golf Club website.

The post Hesketh Golf Club appeared first on Golf North.

The 10th hole on the Brabazon Course at The Belfry has seen plenty of drama in both European Tour and Ryder Cups.

THE owners of regular Ryder Cup venue The Belfry have pledged to donate to chairty their entire green fees from the first day it is able to reopen after the COVID-19 lockdown ends.

The golf course near Birmingham – which has three different courses including the Brabazon, which staged four Ryder Cups between 1985 and 2001 – was set to host more than 30 charity golf days during 2020.

But due to the coronavirus pandemic, fundraising activities and other planned donations have been cancelled or postponed.

The donations from the resort’s green fees will be given to a variety of good causes.

The charities that will benefit from the generous gesture include cancer research, heart, kidney and Parkinson’s, plus children’s charities, hospitals and hospices.

Trusts that support ex-sportsmen will also benefit along with The Belfry’s own two nominated charities for 2020 – the Matt Hampson Foundation and LoveBrum.

Belfry sales director Katie Niland said: “We want to share some positivity and support during what is an exceptionally challenging time for many charities, who rely on donations to survive and show our support for the amazing work they do.

“At The Belfry, we have the pleasure to host many charity golf days a year, so we want to take this opportunity to give something back so they can continue to help those who need it most.

“We therefore really want the first day we open the courses to count.

“The Brabazon, PGA National and The Derby will all be available to play and there will be some fun opportunities out on the courses to donate further, so whether you are a beginner, amateur or pro golfer, it’s sure to be a great day for some truly fantastic causes.”

The 54-hole complex at Wishaw, Sutton Coldfield, could host hundreds of golfers and has packages for 36 holes, including one night’s stay at the on-course hotel priced from £119.

As well the Brabazon, which also hosted the last four B&H International tournaments on the European Tour, the Dave Thomas-designed PGA National, which opened in 1997, has staged the PGA Seniors Championship on the European Seniors Tour twice.

As well as the newer inland links styled PGA National, the other course at The Belfry is the Derby – a more gentle parkland layout, which was designed by Peter Alliss and Dave Thomas, and opened in 1977.

A good turn out on the first day of golf after the lockdown ends, could raises thousands for the charities chosen by The Belfry team, who won English Golf Resort of the Year at the World Travel Awards, in 2018.

•To find out more about green fees and golf packages visit the The Belfry website.

Europe’s Ryder Cup-winning team at The Belfry in 2002 with captain Sam Torrance holding the famous trophy after beating the USA. Picture by STUART FLETCHER

The post Bosses at The Belfry agree to donate first day’s green fees after lockdown to charity appeared first on Golf North.

Forfar Golf Club

Like London buses, when you’re waiting for a world first, three will inevitably come along at once. So it is at Forfar Golf Club, where 149 years of golf has secured a trio of little-known firsts that have nonetheless shaped the game around the world.

Recognised as the seventh oldest 18-hole golf course in the world, Forfar Golf Club is already known as a trailblazer. But perhaps less well known is the club’s status as the world’s first purpose-built 18-hole golf course in continuous use and the first 18-hole golf course in Scotland from inception. By default, it is also the earliest 18-hole course designed by the legendary Old Tom Morris.

The club is now actively promoting its historical credentials in an effort to ensure the much-lauded championship course receives the recognition it deserves. To support its endeavours, the club contacted prominent golf historian Neil Laird who believes Forfar represents a watershed moment in golfing history.

“It is the oldest 18-hole course in continuous existence,” explained Neil Laird, who set up the website www.scottishgolfhistory.org which attracts over 1,000 visitors a week, and is a member of the British Golf Collectors Society. “Forfar is the earliest example of Old Tom laying out 18 holes and therefore marks a milestone in golf history.”

He continues: “At Forfar, you have the beginnings of the idea of laying out a course where every hole is different – that is what people try to do now. Forfar is the earliest 18-hole course designed by the master [Old Tom Morris] that looks like a modern course. It goes right back to the very beginnings of 18-hole golf courses – Forfar was at the forefront.”

Although there are older courses that have either been extended or cut to 18 holes, Forfar was the first to be designed by a recognised architect with 18 holes from the outset; a world first also referenced in the book Why are there 18 holes by Peter Lewis. Established in 1871, the course was laid out by Old Tom Morris with 13 of his original greens still in play today.

Forfar is managed by one of Scotland’s most celebrated amateur golfers who recently had the honour of being appointed captain of the Great Britain and Ireland men’s Walker Cup team. Managing secretary Stuart Wilson said the role played by Forfar in the development of golf needs to be recognised.

“The history at Forfar Golf Club can be seen on the walls of the clubhouse and in our trophy cabinet,” he noted. “But perhaps less well known and less obvious is the important and historic role played by the club in creating the first 18-hole golf course by design. Along with St Andrews, Forfar was at the forefront of the development of the game and it laid down a template for future course design.”

Known for its unusual ‘rig-and-furrow’ topography, the Angus course has hosted a number of high-profile tournaments including the Scottish PGA Championship in 1932 and 1966, the Girls’ Home Internationals in 1997, the Scottish Boys in 1976 and 1980 and the Under 16s’ Scottish Boys in 2011. Next year it will again test the best when it welcomes the Scottish girls Under 16s tournament.

Despite its rich history, Wilson believes the club’s pivotal role remains relatively unknown. “We are very proud of the club’s origins and believe the significance of its historic role has been overlooked,” he said. “With our 150th anniversary in 2021 coinciding with the 150th Open in St Andrews, we felt this was a good opportunity to proactively ensure the club is appropriately recognized as providing a key turning point in the development of the game.”

Although the course went on to be re-designed by five-times Open Champion James Braid in 1926, it is Old Tom’s involvement that Laird believes is of greatest significance. “It is an Old Tom course,” he explained. “Although quite a few courses are associated with him, not all were laid out by him. In many cases, his involvement was limited to extending the course. Forfar is the first golf course I have been able to trace where he laid out all 18 holes. That is a milestone in the development of 18-hole golf courses.”

With Forfar due to mark its 150th anniversary in 2021, the club has embarked on a campaign to convey more widely its historical significance. One of the first elements of this strategy was commissioning award-winning golf course photographer Mark Alexander to create a series of images that evocatively capture the layout.

“The course is a fundamental component of the club not only because of its history but also because of the challenge it presents,” explained Wilson. “One of the first steps was to create a gallery of images that adequately captured the unique character of Forfar and Old Tom’s legacy. Mark was the perfect man for the job and he has created some stunning images for our campaign.”

Discussing his recent appointment as captain of the Great Britain and Ireland men’s Walker Cup team, Wilson said: “As much as I enjoyed my time as a player representing GB&I, I am determined to make a valuable contribution to the team as its leader and to help the players both individually and as a group. During my time on The R&A Boys’ Selection Committee, I was able to gain first-hand knowledge of the level of talent that was emerging. It feels like a natural progression to be taking on this role to continue to foster these gifted amateur golfers.”

The post WORLD FIRST TEES UP RECOGNITION FOR SCOTTISH GOLF CLUB appeared first on Golf North.