Introduction The Golf Society of Great Britain (The GSGB) was founded in 1955 with the object of promoting goodwill and providing funds to further the interest of the game in all its aspects. It now has about 850 members and a variety of activities described below. The GSGB is a non-profit making association, run by a properly constituted executive committee elected annually by its members. Meetings and Competitions  The Society has many trophies which are competed for at the 2 day meetings that are held in different locations around England, Scotland and Wales. The images on this page are from the recent events at Pannal and Sand Moor golf clubs - see News item for details. Participating Clubs  The Society has the support of its Participating Clubs. These clubs include some of the the finest golf courses in the country and allow our members to play at a reduced green fee. Understandably there are some restrictions. Members must not live close to the course and need to make arrangements in advance. It is an appreciated privilege of membership but not a right. | Junior Tournaments The Society sponsors golf tournaments for Junior Golfers who are under 14 on the day of the event. There are six events in 2011. Details can be found by clicking the link.  The Society runs Winter & Spring Golf Tours overseas and Summer & Autumn tours to different parts of the British Isles and nearby Europe. Recent foreign tours have been to Tunisia, Morocco, Argentina, Chile, South Africa and Arizona and the Grand Canyon. The 2007 Autumn tour was to Belgium, 2008 to the Loire Valley and 2009 to the West of Ireland. These tours are not solely for golf and the participants can choose whether they want to play in every event or go on a variety of excursions. The tours are very popular and are enjoyed by all who take part. Early application is always advisable. Click the link in the index to see further details of this year's tours. |
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Scotland Tour - spaces Members have already received details of the 2 GSGB tours for 2012. The Chairman, Alan, is keen for members to know there are still some spaces left on the Scotland ...
Posted 9 Dec 2011 00:51 by paul collier