PROPOSED RULES CHANGE TO PROHIBIT THE USE OF ANCHORED STROKES
Rule Would Take Effect on January 1, 2016, Allowing for Transitional Period.
Belly-Length and Long Putters Would Remain as Conforming Clubs
To read more go to the SCOTTISH GOLF VIEW WEBSITE
Thursday, 29 November 2012
Wednesday, 28 November 2012
THE SLGA IS ADVERTISING FOR A NEW CHAIRMAN
Having served an agreed additional year following expiry of her 3 year term of office last January, the SLGA Chairman steps down at the AGM in January 2013. We are therefore looking for a dynamic person to take the Association forward. Click HERE for further details.
Applications are invited by Friday 7 December 2012.
Applications are invited by Friday 7 December 2012.
Friday, 23 November 2012
November Issue of the SGU e-bulletin
NOVEMBER 2012 | ISSUE NO 38
SCOTTISH GOLF UNION, The Dukes, St Andrews, KY16 8NX
Tel: +44 (0)1334 466477 | Fax: +44 (0)1334 461361 | SGU Enquiries: sgu@scottishgolf.org
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Thursday, 22 November 2012
IMPROVE YOUR SHORT GAME AT THE INDOOR GOLF ACADEMY
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Short Game Course DetailsCourse cost only £75 and offers the following:
- 1 hour Initial Individual Assessment Lesson
- 3 x 1 hour group coaching sessions (max 4 people per group)
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- Equipment available if required
- Daytime, evening and weekend courses available
If you and your friends want to arrange your own private group we would be delighted to discuss this with you.
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Tuesday, 20 November 2012
The Scottish ladies Golfing Asssociation have announced their training squads for 2012 - 2013
West of Scotland's Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm), Alyson McKechin (Elderslie) and Connie Jaffrey (Troon Ladies) are all included in the National Squad.
Hazel McGarvie and Emma Hale from Troon are both included in the Foundation 2 squad.
The full squad lists are :-
Hazel McGarvie and Emma Hale from Troon are both included in the Foundation 2 squad.
The full squad lists are :-
National Squad Lesley Atkins (Gullane Ladies), Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm), Connie Jaffrey (Ladies’ Golf Club Troon), Alyson McKechin (Elderslie), Jessica Meek (Carnoustie Ladies), Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie Ladies), Rachel Walker (Dumfries & County), Lauren Whyte (St Regulus), Clara Young (North Berwick) Foundation 2 Eilidh Crawford (Harburn), Jillian Farrell (Cardross), Mirren Fraser (Powfoot), Emma Hale (Ladies’ Golf Club Troon), Hazel MacGarvie (Ladies’ Golf Club Troon), Shannon McWilliam (Aboyne), Charlotte Munro (Gullane Ladies), Claire Robertson (Carnoustie Ladies), Andrea Walker (Falkirk) Foundation 1 Kirsten Brown (Strathaven), Joanne Free (Gullane Ladies), Lori MacDonald (Cardross), Katie Scott (Strathaven) |
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Kilmacolm,
SLGA,
Troon Ladies
LANARKSHIRE COUNTY AGM AND PRIZEGIVING
Some of the Lanarkshire County Prizewinners at their AGM - Photo courtesy of Jean Macintyre |
Front row: Erin Johnston ((Junior Handicap Champion), Anne Burden (President), Fiona Scott (Captain), May Hughes (Champion), Eva O'Connor (Junior Scratch Champion)
Monday, 19 November 2012
West of Scotland's Eilidh Briggs and Mhairi McKay are off the Florida
The Stirling University squad to take part in Florida's Orange Blossom women's amateur tour in January is:
Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm), Kelsey Macdonald (Nairn Dunbar), Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey), Jordana Graham (Southerness), Mhairi McKay (West Kilbride) and Georgia Gilling, a new first-year student from Essex.
All bar Eilidh Briggs will play in the Harder Hall Invitational, the South Atlantic Ladies Amateur (The Sally), and the Doherty match-play tournament.
Eilidh will return to Scotland before the match-play event to start her Second Year PE teaching placement.
Raleigh Gowrie will be in charge of the Stirling students and also two English girls who took up his open offer to any girl golfer who wanted to join the party for the trip.
They are Annabel Dimmock from Surrey and English universities international Chloe Rogers (Bucks and Chiltern University graduate). Lesley Mackay from Playsport Golf will travel with the squad as coach.
Eilidh Briggs (Kilmacolm), Kelsey Macdonald (Nairn Dunbar), Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey), Jordana Graham (Southerness), Mhairi McKay (West Kilbride) and Georgia Gilling, a new first-year student from Essex.
All bar Eilidh Briggs will play in the Harder Hall Invitational, the South Atlantic Ladies Amateur (The Sally), and the Doherty match-play tournament.
Eilidh will return to Scotland before the match-play event to start her Second Year PE teaching placement.
Raleigh Gowrie will be in charge of the Stirling students and also two English girls who took up his open offer to any girl golfer who wanted to join the party for the trip.
They are Annabel Dimmock from Surrey and English universities international Chloe Rogers (Bucks and Chiltern University graduate). Lesley Mackay from Playsport Golf will travel with the squad as coach.
Friday, 16 November 2012
LATEST FROM SCOTTISH CLUB GOLFER
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Sunday, 11 November 2012
PAMELA PRETSWELL SECURES HER EUROPEAN TOUR CARD
Pamela Pretswell |
West of Scotland’s other Curtis Cup star Pamela Pretswell, was unable to compete in Spain due to illness, claimed the LET Access Series Order of Merit title and both France’s Marion Ricordeau and Norway’s Cecilie Lundgreen, along with Pretswell, secured their Ladies European Tour cards for the 2013 season.
LET ORDER OF MERIT FINAL LIST
MANY CONGRATULATIONS PAMELA
Thursday, 8 November 2012
ANNA TELFER IS THE NEW WEST VETS CAPTAIN
West Vet's Captain Anna and Vice Captain Marion |
Fiona Roger (Ranfurly Castle) has now ended her 2 year stint as Captain and the new Captain is now Anna Telfer (Milngavie)
Marion Stewart (Kilmacolm) was announced as the new Vice Captain.
To read the report from the AGM go to the West Vets Website
RENFREWSHIRE COUNTY AGM - VICE CAPTAIN GILLIAN HAS TO STEP IN.
RLCGA Vice Captain Gillian McGinlay presents RLCGA President Eileen Gibb with a floral display |
Captain Maureen Wodhead was unfortunately unable to be there to open the meeting due to being unwell and had been in hospital.
However Vice captain Gillian McGinlay was able top step in to role admirably and welcomed Honorary President Eileen and all the committee and members to the AGM.
Various reports were given and the presentation of Prizes took place after the AGM.
To read the full report and see some photos go to the RLCGA Website
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Friday, 2 November 2012
IRIS KEYWOOD IS MADE AN HONORARY MEMBER OF D&A COUNTY
D&A County Captain Alisoun Fairbairn present Iris Keywood with her Award - Photo courtesy of D&A |
Iris has been a member of D&A for some 61 years. She played in the County Team every year from 1952 until 1977, won the County Championship four times and was Runner-up five times.
The Prizegiving took place after the AGM
D&A County Prizewinners with Captain Alisoun - Courtesy of D&A |
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Wednesday, 31 October 2012
INDOOR GOLF ACADEMY IN GLASGOW - NOVEMBER OFFER
November offer:- Pay for 1 hour and recieve 1 hour FREE on our new GC2 Simulator.
Using this offer 4 golfers can play for 2 hours for only £10 each.
Call or visit us for further information and to make bookings. November sees the opening of our new Golf Simulator Studio.
Perfect for both personal or corporate use and using the latest GC2 launch monitor technology you can practice or play golf whatever the winter weather.
With verifiable accuracy the GC2 precisely captures and analyses ball characteristics at the most critical point of measurement - club impact - to deliver the most accurate values of performance available today.
Looking for the perfect Christmas gift? -- Our gift vouchers make the perfect present for any occasion and are available in £5 denominations. Vouchers can be used towards payment of any of the services on offer including any special offers including lesson packages,simulator hire and practice facilities.
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Call or visit us for further information and to make bookings. November sees the opening of our new Golf Simulator Studio.
Perfect for both personal or corporate use and using the latest GC2 launch monitor technology you can practice or play golf whatever the winter weather.
With verifiable accuracy the GC2 precisely captures and analyses ball characteristics at the most critical point of measurement - club impact - to deliver the most accurate values of performance available today.
Looking for the perfect Christmas gift? -- Our gift vouchers make the perfect present for any occasion and are available in £5 denominations. Vouchers can be used towards payment of any of the services on offer including any special offers including lesson packages,simulator hire and practice facilities.
Click on the link to read more --- www.indoorgolfacademies.co.uk
Tuesday, 30 October 2012
GREEENLEES LUNCH AND TROPHY PRESENTATION
Milngavie, Cathkin Braes, Loudoun Gowf and Cathcart Castle with the Trophies |
Gill Unick (Williamwood Greenlees Secretary) organised the event and was helped on the day by next years Williamwood Greenlees Secretary Christine Leitch
Most of the clubs from the 3 divisions within the Greenlees Trophy (55 ladies) were represented and what a great celebration they all had.
They were welcomed warmly by Williamwood's Jinty Roger who was standing in for the Lady Captain Lesley Forsyth. On arrival everyone received a complementary glass of wine and after an excellent grace by Anne Dunn a beautiful lunch was had by all.
They were welcomed warmly by Williamwood's Jinty Roger who was standing in for the Lady Captain Lesley Forsyth. On arrival everyone received a complementary glass of wine and after an excellent grace by Anne Dunn a beautiful lunch was had by all.
Anne Dunn the West of Scotland Greenlees Secretary then stood up after the meal and said ----
It is a great pleasure to have been
invited to Williamwood for our annual lunch and Presentation of prizes. This day takes more organizing than I
thought with a lot of
people behind the scenes doing the
hard work. There are a number of people
to thank for making this event happen.
FIRSTLY: I wish to thank Jinty
Roger, for taking the time to join us for
lunch today and for her very kind words of welcome
SECONDLY: I would like to thank
the Club Captain and the committee for allowing us to hold the function here
and for their generous gift of wine on our arrival.
THIRDLY: Gill and her assistant Christine and without them this lunch would have never taken place and I owe a great debt to
Gill for her advice and organizational skills.
The beautiful floral arrangements on the tables are also due to Gill. May I ask her to pass on to the chef and his staff our thanks for a beautiful meal.
The beautiful floral arrangements on the tables are also due to Gill. May I ask her to pass on to the chef and his staff our thanks for a beautiful meal.
FOURTHLY: I would like to pass on
your thanks to Carol Fell for taking the photographs today. I am always amazed that Carol has the time
to be at all the functions she attends and all the jobs she manages to do. I intend to ask her how she manages to get
more than twenty-four hours into her day.
If I get an answer I will let you know – I think we could all make use
of the advice.
NOW TO the real business of the
day
PRESENTATION OF PRIZES
She then asked Jinty to
present the winning teams in each division with their trophies.
Sheila Mitchell (RHS) and Cathcart Castle Representatives - Division 3 Winners |
DIVISION 3
Cathcart Castle had a very good
season with a score of 47 points this moves them up to the 2nd
Division for the first time since 1985
Bothwell Castle were second in
the league with 46.9 points and I am sure they are looking forward to playing
the 2nd Division next year
Good luck to you both in Division
2 next year
Sharon Mitchell from Cathcart Castle was then awarded the Sheild.
DIVISION 2
It was only last year that Fiona
commented on the spectacular achievement of Loudoun Gowf winning the third
division with an amazing score and now I have to do the same. Well done Loudon for winning the second Division
with a score of 58.5 points
Also well done to Haggs Castle
who were runners up with a score of 45.5.
What a division 1 we will have
next year.
Liz Keohone from Loudon was awarded the trophy
DIVISION 1
Another hard fought
division. Milngavie came out the
winners with 49 points with the runners up Cathkin Braes on 45.
Joanna Scott from Cathkin Braes was presented with Runners up Urn
There is no further accolade
which can be given to Milngavie – winners for the fourth year in
succession. I await with interest to
see next year’s results but in the meantime very well done Anna and her team
what a great win
Anna Telfer was then presented with the Greenlees trophy
Thank you Jinty for presenting
the trophies to the winners.
I would like to thank you all for
coming to the lunch and for your help and support throughout the season…May the
weather next season be more conducive to
the playing of golf and I hope that you continue to enjoy playing in the
Greenlees League.
CLICK ON THE SMALL THUMBNAIL BELOW TO SEE SOME PHOTOS FROM THE EVENT AND THEN SLIDESHOW TO SEE LARGER PHOTOGRAPHS .2012 Greenlees Trophy Presentation |
FOR FINAL DIVISION TOTALS --- CLICK HERE
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