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There are many cards that remain uncollected, please ask the bar staff for yours today.


  

The BIGGA Scottish Golf Championships were played at Ladybank last week which I'm sure put a bit of stress on Colin and the guys.

As ever they rose to the challenge and the feedback we received from a record field of green keepers was fantastic.  





The stand out part of the day for me though was the unbelievable long drive down the 18th by a very long hitting green keeper from Carnoustie.


 

For our Ladies we have the bi annual away day on Wednesday, 28 September at Duddingston Golf Club. The tee is booked from 12.30pm - 1.30pm with a cost of £36 per player, including bacon roll and coffee, golf and meal afterwards. The Squirrel trophy will get polished up and will be up for grabs on the day. We hope you can join us? Sign up in the Pro Shop.


Our Professional FUN day is now open for bookings on Sunday, 25 September. Please pay entry fee in the Pro Shop to book your time. Teams of three or four as previous years. Entry fees are £15 for teams of three or £20 teams of four. Times available from 8am - 1.30pm. 


Seniors outing to Aucterarder on Friday, 14 October, cost is £30 for bacon rolls, coffee, golf and food after. Booking is now available in the pro shop.

If you are interested to get involved with any of these events, then please contact us here in the pro shop, or click here. 


 

David Cameron Trophy - Sunday, 28 August 

1st - Brian and Liz Crookston - 72.8 
2nd - Dougald and Isobel MacGregor -73.6 
3rd - Kevin Bruce and Ann Lunan - 73.8


Gents Mid-Week Stableford Competition (CSS 72 / 35 pts ) - Wednesday, 31 August

Cat 1+2 
1st - O Cameron - 39 pts, 2nd - G Mathie - 35 pts, 3rd - DA MacGregor - 35 pts 

Cat 3+4 
1st - SE Watson - 37 pts, 2nd - E McKinnon - 34 pts, 3rd - DB Sinclair - 34 pts. 

N Wilson
(M+H )


 

Ryder Cup fever is about to hit us all and with the announcement of the Captains picks it's clearly just around the corner. Darren Clarke no doubt will not please everyone with his picks, however with a team low on experience the picking of Lee Westwood and Martin Kaymer may prove a shrewd move. 

Thomas Pieters clearly has a huge future in the game to, so it hopefully makes for a well balanced team. I'm sure Russell Knox isn't overly happy after two big wins this year but hopefully his time will come. 

Get further information. http://www.rydercup.com