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The first Medal of the new season is named after the first winner of the Open on our course. As you can see it was won by Grant Campbell.

The Club held their Presentation Night at the Masonic Hall on Saturday 29th March, to celebrate the major winners throughout the last year. Following the formalities a buffet was on offer and we then had live music, obviously the bar was open too. The pictures show the winners with their trophies, some dubious outfits and some dubious dancing. The following day their were a few sore heads on the tee

With all the history and reputation our club has with that piece of land we know as the Old Course, our Hickory Championship has special meaning to the Club. Last year a previous Club Champion won, as Ross Noon was victor. This year another previous Club Champion Euan Glen was the our new Hickory Champion. Here is seen being presented by our Club Captain Billy Alexander.

Attached is the latest issue of our Club Newsletter

The Club has been redecorated in the club colours, as you can see from the stunning repainted ceiling. A lot of hard work by a number of people. A more detailed article is in the next newsletter that will be out shortly.

Our 2025 Presentation Night will be held on Saturday 29th March starting at 7pm. We are using the Masonic Hall as the venue and tickets are £10 each. The ticket includes a buffet and musical entertainment, might even have dancing…… A sheet is up in the club if you want to come or see Mark MacWhinnie.

The team only have one game left against Kilspindie, and a win may give them a good final position in the league, all the best boys.

Mark MacWhinnie helped by his family organised a team match against the Ship Inn in aid of the above charity. A huge success and their Facebook page sums up everything, and shows the gratitude of all their efforts.

The club held a Race Night to support the Winter League Team, helping to provide funds for dedicated clothing and to provide meals for our home matches. A hugely successful night, with a packed hall of punters, digging deep into their pockets. Well done to all those who sponsored races, bought horses and betted on each race. The team made more money than expected and that was down to the hard work of the team, especially Kieran Blyth.