Links - Associations

Below are a list of links that give members access to the site of the governing body and the associations that control amateur golf at national and county level.
 

R & A (Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews)

Based in St Andrews, The R&A is golf's governing body and organiser of The Open Championship.  The R&A is committed to working for golf and operates with the consent of 138 organisations from the amateur and professional game and on behalf of over thirty million golfers in 124 countries.

Website: www.randa.org

 

SGU (Scottish Golf Union)

Based on the site of the Dukes Course in St. Andrews the Scottish Golf Union (SGU) is the governing body for men's amateur golf in Scotland incorporating more than 630 golf clubs across the country representing a total membership of approximately 260,000 golfers.

Website: www.scottishgolf.org

 

SLGA (Scottish Ladies Golfing Association Ltd)

The Scottish Ladies’ Golfing Association was founded in 1904 to “further the interests of the Scottish Ladies’ Golf Championship and to be responsible for any deficiency in the funds”.

Website: www.slga.co.uk


 FGA (Fife Golfing Association)

Fife Golfing Association have developed their new website to keep members well informed of up and coming events. They would also like to attract golfers from all over to join the FGA.

Website: www.fifegolf.org

 

Fife County Ladies Golfing Association (FLCGA)

Promotes Ladies amateur golf in Fife at all levels and categories. View details of the county success at National level.

Website: www.fclga.ik.com

How Did I Do?

HowDidiDo is the largest network of golfers anywhere in the world. Holding more than 23 million rounds of golf along with the handicaps, results and scores of over 1,200,000 men and women.

Those statistics allow any golfer to analyse his/her game and compare performance with other players their own club or across the entire 1.1 million golfers whose seventeen million rounds are recorded in the HowDidiDo system.

Website: www.howdidido.co.uk