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Our second gents Open for 2022  is on Friday 2nd September, book your tee off time via our online booking system BRS here. We look forward you seeing you on the day!

The first of our Gents Opens is on Saturday 27th August 2022, book your tee off time via our online booking system BRS here. We look forward you seeing you on the day!

A great day of golf for our Ladies Section for the Gardner Plant Open on Sunday 22 May 2022, the winning team for the Tri-Am format are
Kathleen Booth , Janys Myles and Carole MacKay of Dunblane receiving the beautiful Gardner Plant Trophy from Ladies Captain Elizabeth Rankin.
Ten teams competed on the day and all of the ladies enjoyed the course with many saying they would return for the Ladies Senior Open Greensomes on the 17 th August .

There are so many benefits to playing golf and being a member of a golf club. We are happy to take new members throughout the year! We are a very welcoming Clubhouse and would love to see you at Bridge of Allan Golf Club as either new members or visitors. Check out our memberships here

A really interesting article from the R&A shines a spotlight on the most recent research regarding the benefits of playing golf during the Covid pandemic – well worth a read!

R&A investigates how golf improves your health

 

 

 

We have drone operations on the course around 2pm for approximatley an hour, the course will be closed for safety reasons whilst flying is in operation.

Visitors are welcome all year round and we offer very good value for money with our green fees still at 2019 prices:

Winter 9 or 18 holes weekday –  £10

Winter 9 or 18 holes weekend – £15

All rounds have to be pre-booked via our online booking system, please though keep up to date with COVID-19 guidance Scottish Golf advice to golfers 

We look forward to you visiting us!

If you are wanting to plan a visit for when the new season starts in April, email marketing@bofagc.com with your requirements

As the golfing season moves from the winter months towards spring, golfers will be just as active on the course and it will be continue to be busy. For non-members, you are respectfully reminded to abide by the Outdoor Access Code when wanting to cross over our course. Exercising on the course puts yourself and golfers at significant risk hence why the Outdoor Access Code stipulates crossing over via appropriate paths only, as opposed to walking/exercising on the course.

As a sporting venue, the Bridge of Allan Golf Course is a narrow strip of land bordered by woods and fields. Typically non-members are regularly wanting to cut the corner of the woods by the 5th green to rejoin the woods at the bottom of the 5th tee area and also cross over from the woods higher up by the 4th tee to get to the adjoining fields by the 3rd fairway. These cross over points are also used in reverse, i.e. from field to woods and golfers, due to the blind summit nature of aspects of the course, can’t always see walkers etc coming from this direction. Due to the membership online booking system, golfers know who is ahead of them on the course and are, understandably, expecting the course to be clear for their next shots. There have been a fair number of near misses recently where groups of walkers/runners have appeared on various parts of the course and not on appropriate paths/crossing over points, putting themselves at significant risk.

Once again, it is fully appreciated that non-members have a right to access the course to cross over at certain points but please do abide by the Code when crossing over, enjoy your walk/activities in the surrounding areas adjoining us and keep safe. If you bring your lovely dog(s) with you, do remember that dogs need to be kept on a lead throughout the time you are crossing over the course and you are responsible for picking up your dog poop and removing it from the golf course.

Thank you.

For more details please click on the link:

Access on the course for dog walkers/walkers/runners

https://www.outdooraccess-scotland.scot/practical-guide-all/golf-courses

 

We are still open for members and visitors to book a round (or two) of golf though we have made some minor changes. Please keep up to date via the information on the page below and continue to book via our online booking system.

January 2022 Covid Latest

Winter Golf

Our ‘Winter Golf Ticket’ is back for the winter of 2021, £100 for unlimited golf and if you chose to join Bridge of Allan G.C. during January to March, on a full membership, the £100 can be deducted from your 2022 subscription fee.

See Winter Golf for form/fees and T&Cs