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Order of Merit 2010
All competitions are open to any full members of the Scottish Deaf Golf Association [SDGA]. There will NOT be any presentations for competition winners and runner-ups after each competition. All competitions' presentation will be arranged together for a date which the SDGA will keep you informed in due course. The cash prizes of the Longest Drive and Nearest the Pin will be still presented to those winners after each competition. Secretary Michael Tweedie will post/email the renewal membership form to all current members soon before the new Membership Year starts on 1 March 2010. The order of merit format is available: Download Order of Merit [PDF 62KB] The winner of Order of Merit 2010 will be awarded £50 voucher. |
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Stableford Champioship 2010
Saturday 3 April
The opening SDGA Order of Merit event of the season. This is a 18-hole stableford competition based on full handicap allowance. 12 place are booked for this competition on a basis of first come, first served. Soup & Sandwiches will be provided after Stableford Championship. Download the Format of Stableford Championship [PDF 66KB] Venue Information Originating from the Gaelic craobh, Crieff is a land "among the trees." Lying on the southern edge of the Scottish Highlands, the town unravels from the Knock, the wooded hill above, and stretches out towards the River Earn. Situated within Scotland's Golfing District, which encompasses Perthshire and Fife and extends to the coast at Fife, including St. Andrews, Crieff Golf Club is ten miles north of Gleneagles. [Click here for more information on the club] |
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Dunhill Cup 2010
Saturday 1 May
This is a 18-hole strokeplay competition based on full handicap allowance. 12 place are booked for this competition on a basis of first come, first served. Soup & Sandwiches will be provided BEFORE Dunhill Cup. Download the Format of Dunhill Cup [PDF 66KB] Venue Information Set amidst 180 acres of undulating parkland in the scenic valley of Strathmore, Glenisla Golf Course is conveniently located in Perthshire, at the heart of Scotland's golf country. Only half an hour from renowned courses such as Carnoustie, St. Andrews and Rosemount, Glenisla is an ideal base for touring the many courses in the area. [Click here for more information on the club] |
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36-Hole Champioships 2010
Saturday 12 June
This is a 36-hole strokeplay competition based on full handicap allowance. 18 places are booked for this tournament on a basis of first come, first served. Full catering will be provided throughout the day. Download the Format of 36-Hole Championships [PDF 67KB] Venue Information Both courses are mature and well-maintained and provide excellent examples of Scottish parkland golf with the added bonus of magnificent views over Loch Leven to the West Lomond Hills. The owners renovated and improved both courses three years ago and the work has significantly added to the playability and enjoyment. Kinross is located south of Perth just off the M90 on the banks of Loch Leven. Getting to Kinross is easy, especially from the Central Belt: drive time to Glasgow is 60 minutes and 30 minutes to Edinburgh. Many repeat visitors come from all over the United Kingdom and Europe. [Click here for more information on the club] |
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Challenge Cup 2010
To be TBA
The Challenge Cup is the match play between the East of Scotland and the West of Scotland with Greensomes in the morning and Singles in the afternoon. Download the Format of Challenge Cup [PDF 74KB] Venue Information To be TBA |
