SGU: Lothians to query why extra £1million is needed
FROM THE EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS WEBSITE
By MARTIN DEMPSTER
The Scottish Golf Union will be quizzed next week over the additional £1 million it proposes to raise from an amalgamation with the Scottish Ladies Golf Association.
The matter was raised at last night's Lothians Golf Association annual meeting at Newbattle by Stuart Bruce of Broomieknowe. He pointed out that the amalgamation proposal included the per capita levy paid by every club golfer in Scotland being set at £11.
"That's a 100 per cent increase (for SGU affiliated members] and would mean income increasing from £1.3 million to £2.3 million," said Bruce. "How the (new body] propose to spend that money is something that needs to be addressed."
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FROM THE EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS WEBSITE
By MARTIN DEMPSTER
The Scottish Golf Union will be quizzed next week over the additional £1 million it proposes to raise from an amalgamation with the Scottish Ladies Golf Association.
The matter was raised at last night's Lothians Golf Association annual meeting at Newbattle by Stuart Bruce of Broomieknowe. He pointed out that the amalgamation proposal included the per capita levy paid by every club golfer in Scotland being set at £11.
"That's a 100 per cent increase (for SGU affiliated members] and would mean income increasing from £1.3 million to £2.3 million," said Bruce. "How the (new body] propose to spend that money is something that needs to be addressed."
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