Monthly Archives: May 2015

There are a couple of spaces left for the club outing to Crail on Saturday 6 June. This is a great opportunity to play the 7th oldest golf course in the world!! Our day out includes coffee/bacon roll on arrival … Continue reading →

Dun Whinny members have been busy on the match front, with a victory against the Seniors Golf Society and another win in the Bell Trophy. The match against the Seniors was played on Thursday 21st May and after a delightful … Continue reading →

The second Dun Whinny Pro Am was held on Saturday 16th May and proved to be another resounding success. Despite the blustery conditions both the professional and the amateur teams put up some very creditable scores. The day concluded with an … Continue reading →

The draw has been published for the Spring Meeting and monthly medal to be played on Saturday 23 May over the Kings course. This is one of the most keenly contested competitions of the season. Space is available for late entries. If … Continue reading →

The Gavin Aitken memorial competition between the 3 mens clubs took place last Sunday. The weather was not the best and conditions were challenging for many but despite that several of our players scored well and Dun Whinny managed to … Continue reading →

There is one team space remaining for the Pro-Am and Sportsman’s dinner on 16th May. If you would like to play please let Mike Page know. There is also space if anyone is unable to play in the competition but would like to attend … Continue reading →

A message from The Golf Academy Team: The Golf Academy is delighted to announce  guest speaker, Jamie Edwards, delivering a session at The Gleneagles Hotel on Tuesday 19th May 7-9pm in the King’s Room. As founder of Trained Brain, Jamie’s approach to … Continue reading →

The PGA Centenary Course was the outright winner in the Par Competition. Jason Wilding won the competition between Dun Whinny members with a valiant effort, finishing 2-down to the Course. Keith Stirling was second on -3, and Andy Lothian third … Continue reading →