Gents Season End Texas Scramble
Saturday 11th October
- Richard A Crummey, Bill (W H) Lowe, Bill Morrison, David B Venters - 54.4
- David J Marshall, Richard J Rayner, Ronnie T Rayner, Chris Stuart - 54.7
- Charles P Barr, Alan M Daley, Alasdair S Irving, Hamish C McDougall - 55.2
Ladies Greensomes
Thursday 9th October
- Carol A Grant & Angela J Houston 66
- Janice K Gibson & Jane E Richardson 68.2
- Wendy B Lawrence & Caroline W Steedman 71.2
Ladies Alt Day Texas Scramble
Sunday 5th October
- Sarah Simson, Hazel G Peplinski, Sally E McIntosh, Caroline W Steedman 59.6
- Jane Spencer, Alyson Irvine, Heather Thomson 60.4
- Judith Law, Fiona Ward, Fiona Lane, Joanna Temperley 62.0
Guild Trophy - Mixed
Sunday 5th October
- Alastair G Shields(14) 64
- Fiona Hamilton(26) 65
- Elizabeth Casely(18) 67
Alastair caps off a fantastic year to be crowned the Champion of Champions! Well done Fiona and Liz on putting up a great fight for the top places!
Junior Order of Merit
Sunday 5th October
Hannah McGlynn(40) 67
Adam Hawthorn(27) 72
Patrick Lawrence(8) 79
Well done to all of the winners over the past week, with the end of season upon us, the turnouts have been fantastic and some excellent scores to cap off a great year!
Although it was a couple of weeks ago, I though you might to take a look at some of the photos taken of the AWG Streetworks Charity Pro Am we ran here at Murrayfield GC. It was a fantastic day and the photos have now been posted on Nigel Pacey's Flickr page, so make sure you check them out! They can be found by clicking here.
The Short Game Practice Area Development
Over recent months development of the fantastic short game area found below the 9th tee has come on leaps and bounds. Here is the plans for the finished article, I will endeavour to keep you posted with pictures as it develops further.
This will most certainly be a busy place once it opens in Summer 2015, I look forward to see you all down there!
Lesson prices
| Members | Non-Members |
Jonnie - 1 hour * | £60 | £70 |
Duncan - adult ½ hour | £25 | £30 |
Duncan - junior ½ hour | £20 | £25 |
Iain - adult ½ hour | £25 | £30 |
Iain - junior ½ hour | £20 | £25 |
*including Trackman and Video analysis as required
Ladies & Gents Autumn Winter Collection Starting to Arrive
The temperature has dropped and the wind is picking up so it’s the perfect time to get your warm clothing sorted for this winter. Gents lined sweaters from Oscar Jacobson and the Murrayfield Golf Collection offer options in both price and luxury feel to keep you cosy whilst playing.
For the ladies we have some great colours and great options from two great Scottish clothing companies Sunderland of Scotland are a well established company with quality and value as their trademark. RHEIGN is a new small company with lovely selection of quality, brightly coloured garments.
Green Lamb autumn/winter collection now in!!
The new range from Green Lamb has hit your shop, these items include a variety of sweaters such as, fleece lined, zip-neck and wool v-neck. Other additions are the popular lined gilet, micro fleece outer layer plus many more!
Come in and have a look at our colourful, cosy clothes.
Thinking of purchasing an electric or push trolley? Check out these prices!!
We stock Motocaddy the best electric trolleys on the market, they range from lite push trolleys with their S1 and M1 series and the world’s most popular electric trolley, the S1 range.
S1 Lead Acid (18 hole)- £299
S1 Lithium (18 hole)- £449
S1 Pro- add an additional £50
M1 Pro Lead Acid (18 hole)- £349
M1 Pro Lithium (18 hole)- £549
Add an additional £50 for 36 hole battery
Push Trolleys:
We also stock the NEW Trilite Push Trolley
£129 (Includes- FREE Umbrella holder and drinks holder!)
Easy Max II- £149
Motocaddy S1 lite- £99
Ladies Fourball Colours for Anyone?!
We have a new range of scarfs with matching fleece hats, perfect for all of your fourballs out there!
Men’s & Ladies Logo Woolly Hats £12.99
Autumn Golf Rules
Thank you to Shona Stewart for the suggestion we run a weekly rules explanation.
It’s that time of year when the leaves have fallen and golf balls can sometimes be hard to find, we’ve all been there but we need to be clear on what is the proper procedure as how to identify our golf ball.
Rule 12-2 Lifting Ball for Identification:
Over the past year, numerous incidents have occurred when members didn't know if the golf ball is there’s or not when on the course. You cannot just say ‘I know that scratch is mine’, you need to put an identification mark on the ball.
The responsibility for playing the proper ball rests with the player!
If a player believes that a ball at rest might be theirs, but cannot identify it, the player may lift the ball for identification, without penalty. WAIT THOUGH! Before lifting the ball, the player must announce their intention to their opponent in match play, or their marker or a fellow-competitor in stroke play and mark the position of the ball.
Then you may lift the ball and identify it, provided the above have the opportunity to observe you lifting and replacing. Failing to comply with this procedure, you incur one penalty stroke. If failing to replace the ball the player incurs a general penalty of two strokes.
*You must not clean your golf ball when identifying it!
Hope this helps, there will be more in the weeks to come!
