SCOTTISH SENIORS GOLFING SOCIETY 2015 FIXTURES
By Gordon Thomson
Captain, Scottish Seniors Golfing Society
The Scottish Seniors Golfing Society has once again arranged an excellent fixture list for the coming season as follows :-
April 23-24: Spring meeting @ Scotscraig.
May 21-22: North of Scotland Seniors Open @ Elgin.
June 4-5: East of Scotland Seniors Open @ Downfield.
June 11-12: West of Scotland Seniors Open @ Cardross.
July 2-3: Central Scotland Seniors Open @ Glenbervie.
July 13-17: Match-play championship @ Stirling.
July 30-31: South of Scotland Seniors Open @ Dumfries and County.
August 27-28: Autumn Meeting @ Nairn Dunbar.
September 10: Finals Day @ Blairgowrie.
September 17-18: Super Seniors Championship (over-65s) @ Boat of Garten.
September 23: Area Team Championship @ Montrose.
October 19-23: Spanish Seniors Festival @ Hacienda del Alamo, Murcia.
BROTHERSTON BIDDING TO RETAIN MERIT TITLE
Ian Brotherston (Dumfries and County) will be hoping for a repeat of his 2014 Order of Merit title win but will face strong competition from fellow members of the Scottish team who won the Senior Home Internationals Championship at North Berwick in September.
They include former winners of the title in Bob Stewart (Tulliallan) and David Gardner (Broomieknowe ) as well as Barry Brooks (Meldrum House), John Fraser (Royal Burgess), Malcolm Reid (Sonning) and Graham Bell (Downfield).
Ronnie Clark (Erskine), who won three times on last year’s circuit, will also be a contender along with Lindsay Blair (Grangemouth) and Gordon MacDonald (Glenbervie).
GORDON MacDONALD'S BRAINCHILD
Formed in November 2006, the Scottish Seniors Golfing Society is the brainchild of former amateur international, Gordon MacDonald. It was formed to meet a significant demand for high level competition for senior amateur golfers still keen to test their games at a high level.
The standard of golf is high with former Walker Cup and Scottish internationals involved. All the events take place in a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere on good courses.
There are age group prizes and separate order of merit titles on a handicap basis and for members over the age of 65.
Membership of the Society is open to golfers over the age of 50 with handicaps of 9.4 or less. Further details can be obtained via the website –www.scottish seniorsgolf.com or by contacting Ian Kerr at admin@scottishseniorsgolf.com
By Gordon Thomson
Captain, Scottish Seniors Golfing Society
The Scottish Seniors Golfing Society has once again arranged an excellent fixture list for the coming season as follows :-
April 23-24: Spring meeting @ Scotscraig.
May 21-22: North of Scotland Seniors Open @ Elgin.
June 4-5: East of Scotland Seniors Open @ Downfield.
June 11-12: West of Scotland Seniors Open @ Cardross.
July 2-3: Central Scotland Seniors Open @ Glenbervie.
July 13-17: Match-play championship @ Stirling.
July 30-31: South of Scotland Seniors Open @ Dumfries and County.
August 27-28: Autumn Meeting @ Nairn Dunbar.
September 10: Finals Day @ Blairgowrie.
September 17-18: Super Seniors Championship (over-65s) @ Boat of Garten.
September 23: Area Team Championship @ Montrose.
October 19-23: Spanish Seniors Festival @ Hacienda del Alamo, Murcia.
BROTHERSTON BIDDING TO RETAIN MERIT TITLE
Ian Brotherston (Dumfries and County) will be hoping for a repeat of his 2014 Order of Merit title win but will face strong competition from fellow members of the Scottish team who won the Senior Home Internationals Championship at North Berwick in September.
They include former winners of the title in Bob Stewart (Tulliallan) and David Gardner (Broomieknowe ) as well as Barry Brooks (Meldrum House), John Fraser (Royal Burgess), Malcolm Reid (Sonning) and Graham Bell (Downfield).
Ronnie Clark (Erskine), who won three times on last year’s circuit, will also be a contender along with Lindsay Blair (Grangemouth) and Gordon MacDonald (Glenbervie).
GORDON MacDONALD'S BRAINCHILD
Formed in November 2006, the Scottish Seniors Golfing Society is the brainchild of former amateur international, Gordon MacDonald. It was formed to meet a significant demand for high level competition for senior amateur golfers still keen to test their games at a high level.
The standard of golf is high with former Walker Cup and Scottish internationals involved. All the events take place in a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere on good courses.
There are age group prizes and separate order of merit titles on a handicap basis and for members over the age of 65.
Membership of the Society is open to golfers over the age of 50 with handicaps of 9.4 or less. Further details can be obtained via the website –www.scottish seniorsgolf.com or by contacting Ian Kerr at admin@scottishseniorsgolf.com
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