Well this really does feel like the start of a new season with the gents Captain vs Vice Captain entry sheet going up today. Not only that, the Match play entry sheets are going up alongside the Famous Grouse Foursomes. So if ever there was a good time to visit the club, it`s in the next few days to ensure that you get your names up for the relevant competitions.

Please note that only players with a current Congu handicap may enter all knock out competitions -Match & Handicap Committee

Martin Dempster evening a big success! 

Last Friday evening brought around our first event on our Pro Shop event's calendar, a Question and Answer evening with Martin Dempster, Golf correspondent for the Scotsman. 

A big thank you to all who supported the event, Keith our caterer for a fantastic buffet and to Justin for excellent service behind the bar. 

The night brought out a fantastic array of questions, with Brian McSkimming our current Vice-Captain and John Stark picking up prizes from Martin. 

From the evening, we raised £67 for cancer research after expenses.

 

Our next big event will be a Glenmuir Coffee Afternoon on the 14th of April to showcase whats on offer for 2016. Other events will follow before and after this date, please check noticeboards and our newsletter for further details in the coming weeks.



Junior Opening night / Games night - Wednesday, 23 March: 7pm - 8.30pm. 
First Competition (Both stages) - Sunday, 27 March - 2pm. 
Monday Night Coaching 
- Group A: Monday, 28 March 
- Group B: Monday, 4 April 

Further information on the above will be published in Gregor's next newsletter on the 9th of March. But if you have any questions in the meantime, please don't hesitate to get in touch with him at juniorcoach@ladybankgolf.co.uk  



Stuart Barton Physiotherapy

Located in Anstruther and Lundin Links, and renowned as one of the best Physiotherapist's in Scotland, Stuart has treated everyone from Colin Montgomerie, to the Scotland Rugby team and Gregor.

Gregor; "I have never felt so good, as Ive had issues with my left hip in the past" 

 

Stuart has kindly put up an offer for all Ladybank members after numerous successful pop up clinics at the golf club in 2015. Any treatment: £40 (T&C's Apply - Normal price £50). 

Please stipulate you are a Ladybank member at the time of booking. More details, please click here.

Callaway XR16 now available for demo! 

Demo's available with free fitting at the St.Andrews Performance Centre.

Please see staff for more details. (Saving: £50 with FREE fitting)

FootJoy Shoe Delivery 

Our FootJoy shoes have had a confirmed delivery slot of the week commencing Monday, 7 March. 

We do apologise if we had advised anyone they would arrive sooner. 

This time of year sees a very busy spell for FootJoy as they try to ship out their spring/summer range to all their UK accounts. 



'King Louis Reigns in Perth while Adam Scott marginally beats Sergio Garcia' 

The last week has seen some exciting golf being played on the build up to the Masters in a few weeks. 

Louis Oosthuizen eased to victory at the ISPS HANDA Perth International to claim an eighth European Tour title at Lake Karrinyup Country Club. The World Number 21 came into the final day with a three-shot lead and, while he was briefly caught on the front nine, the South African cruised to a closing 71 to finish on 16 under, one shot ahead of Frenchman Alexander Levy. 

"It's been two years since I had a win so this is massive for me going into the season - Louis Oosthuizen" "This is a great start building up towards Augusta. I'll take a lot out of this week and things that we've done." 

Scott Claims the Honda Classic 

Adam Scott "It was nice to hit some good quality shots coming in. Luckily for me, it was enough" Tied for the lead at -9 at the start of the final round, Scott drilled a 15-foot birdie putt on the first hole to go up by one. The putt provided a boost of confidence and a sense of calm. He would need it. 

Over the next four hours Scott would make three bogeys and just one birdie. Fortunately for the Aussie, he and Garcia had separated themselves from the rest of the field, and Garcia was making more mistakes than Scott. By the time the two got to 18, Scott had a two-shot lead. Garcia made birdie, Scott tapped in for par from 2 feet and the drought was over. 

"That was certainly a sense of relief to win again, after being a year-and-a-half I guess without a win," he said, adding that he was desperate for a win. "I think it's just getting tougher and tougher to win out here."