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As a navigation aid here are some golf related sites you might find useful. |
National Bodies Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews The guv'nors of the Sport. Extensive site covering all aspects of the game including rules, events, equipment standards and merchandise. Scottish Golf Union Also on the SGU site- details of the Scottish Golf Card. Members of Scottish Golf Clubs may apply and receive a variety of benefits including substantial green fee discounts at participating courses UK Seniors Golf Association American Seniors Golf Association English Golf Union Golfing Press Our main press contact is Colin Farquharson who runs Scottish Golf View His Senior Mens' section regularly features our activities Area Organisations County Associations: list of contact details Ayrshire Golf Association Angus County Golf Association Glasgow Golf Union An active site representing 11 private clubs, 23 clubs playing out of municipal courses and a further layer of nomadic clubs. Details of activities including junior development initiatives.
Kirkcudbrightshire Golfers Association (South of Scotland Fixtures) Lothians Golf Association North District Golf Association Borders Golf Association (Fixtures Page) Stirlingshire Golf Union Edel Putting Systems The European Operation is run by SSGS member Barry Kerr. Edel involves a highly technical set of concepts leading to the building of a putter made to match the player's own natural preferences and physical attributes. Barry hopes to make himself available at some of our events to talk through the system with members. See his website http://www.golf-consultant.co.uk/5.html Happy Golf is an organisation set up to benefit breast cancer research. This link will allow access to details of ladies open golf events throughout the country. Included are scratch, handicap, greensomes and team events See http://www.happygolf.co.uk/index.php?ID=75 and tell the missus!
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Administered by Fred Hutcheon. A lively, regularly updated site with full details of fixtures, photos, results and reports from within the area. Fred also runs the website for our good friends at Monifieth.
More than a mere web link- Stirlingshire is where the first SSGS exploratory meeting was held, where Sandy Quinn of Stirling G. C. fired off the first tee shot, and where the Society proposes tp maintain and strengthen links for the future. A newsy site with up to date results, fixtures and order of merit tables.