Welcome to your website which is the main two-way contact medium for all of our activities. 

Please use the menu to the left to navigate your way around the site. This shows the main headings and there are sub-pages behind many of these.

We aim to bring up to date information to you as quickly as possible. General news will appear on the Log page, members views are expressed on the forum and competition fixtures, news and results will show within the competition pages. Most payments to the Society can be processed through the Shop page which also features SSGS merchandise.

 

 

For any communications to the Society please email: scottishseniorsgolfingsociety@ntlworld.com

 

STOP PRESS-

Accommodation for Montrose is in very short supply due to a major sponsored walk taking place. One or two venues available in Arbroath. You could also try Brechin,Forfar,Kirriemuir and Laurencekirk. Jolly's in Broughtly Ferry will do a £30 per night deal for B & B (subject to availability) if you quote your membership number (30 mins drive.)

Hacienda Survey results published

Updated list of members now in place.

Autumn Doubles

For clarity here are the details

1. Partners will be one member, one guest. (We need around 200 competitors and members playing as a team would make that target unattainable)

2. Handicap limit for members and guests is 12. Guests with higher handicaps may enter but will play off 12.

3. One course will host the four ball better-ball and one the greensomes. Half the field will play one format and swap courses and formats with the other half.

 

We hope you will find the site easy to use and useful, whether for planning your diaries, checking results, starting times or buying from our range of merchandise. You can make any payments to the Society online- entry and membership fees,purchases etc. using your credit or debit cards through our fully secure payment system. With your support the Society will go from strength to strength. We have access to some of Scotland's finest golf courses and our ongoing aim is for razor-sharp competition but always in a spirit of uplifting sportsmanship.