Congratulations to Glasgow Golf Club juniors on winning the Annual Wee Boundary Bell match against Fereneze Golf Club on Sunday 15th September. After the match was tied at all square, Glasgow went on to win at the first play off hole. It's the second time in 4 meetings of these two clubs that a playoff has been required to separate the teams, and brings the total to 2 wins each in the competition. Many thanks to everyone who came to support the players on a great afternoon for Junior golf, and to The Bishopbriggs Golf Club for courtesy of the course.

The GGU ‘A’ Team had their ‘duel in the sun’ at Hilton Park on Saturday the 7th in the match v Renfrewshire. The weather was glorious and the course in good condition despite the recent very wet weather.
The foursomes were won 2-1 but overall Glasgow lost the tie 5-4 with the deciding singles match being decided at the third extra hole played between Roody Macauley and Gordon Sangster. A disappointing end to a great Championship for the ‘A’ Team and we can all look forward to more progress in the seasons to come.
Congratulations to Haggs Castle Golf Club, who are the winners of this year's Boundary Bell. They won the trophy at the match against Glasgow Golf Club with a 5-3 victory yesterday 1st Sept at The Bishopbriggs Golf Club. This is the club's 6th win in the competition a record they now share with Cawder Golf Club, Haggs last win being in 2019. Commiserations to Glasgow Golf Club who can be very proud of their 3 wins in a row in seasons 2021-2023. Many thanks to everyone who supported the competition, and also to The Bishopbriggs Golf Club for their hospitality and presenting the course in great condition. We still have the Wee Bell to look forward to, and we'll have more details on this shortly.
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The ‘A’ team played the final qualifying match at a sunny Rothesay on the 14th of July. The GGU players were Louis Fleming, Blair Dalgleish, Neil MacRae, Greg Telfer, Clark Nelson and Gordon Sangster. The team, expertly captained by John Laurie, beat Argyle and Bute 7.5 to 1.5 The result somewhat belies the competitive nature of every match but the strength of the team and their resolve to win got us a great result. This means that we have qualified for the final stages of the event for the first time in some years. The final matches will be played at Hilton Park on 7th and 8th of September. The other qualifiers are Angus, Renfrewshire and Perth & Kinross so some great matches await our team in a few months.

The Scottish Golf Communications newsletter has just been published. Featured in this edition are items on the Sustainability Webinar Series and the New Junior Golf Programme introducing GolfNines. It also has news on Funding Opportunities plus a Free Guide from Citation which you can download.
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Clean Sport - We believe in clean sport and work with UK Anti-Doping to protect the integrity of golf. Educating Athletes on the Importance of Clean Sport. Why playing clean matters. We spoke to 2023 Helen Holm Champion, Jasmine Mackintosh, about her clean sport journey to the podium. Find out more about this important topic here

Scottish Golf has an in-house Handicapping Team supported by a national Course Rating volunteer workforce, who support us with rating more than 500 courses in Scotland. Only courses that have a valid Course & Slope Rating can count for handicap, so this service is vital to enable golfers to return scores the maintain their WHS Handicap Index.
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