We have the details of the course for the WORLD HANDICAP SYSTEM (WHS)- Click on the (W)orld (H)andicap (S)ystem tab or
Click Here for full details and HCP Index conversion Charts.
Coronavirus (Covid-19) update – W/C 2nd May
Following the up-dated Scottish Golf Guidelines:
THE COURSE IS Still OPEN FOR MEMBERS ONLY.
STILL UNABLE TO ACCOMMODATE VISITORS and the Clubhouse is still CLOSED.
A MEMBER CAN BRING A GUEST
Tee times must still be pre-booked preferably by TEXT,
{it would be helpful to Ronnie to book the day before} and pre-paid.
The guidelines from Scottish Golf confirm that there
should be “no turn up and play allowed”
Click on the “COVID-19 RESTRICTIONs tab in the menu or Click Here For Updated Guidelines
KEEP SAFE
On behalf of the committee
2021 AGM was cancelled but read the newsletter sent HERE.
Latest News from Lauder
LADIES 18 HOLE STROKEPLAY
1ST OBIE SHARP 64
2ND LYNN GRAY 69
3RD LIZ GILLIE 70
LOUIS SCOTT STABLEFORD HOLES 10-18
1ST ALLAN MALCOLM 23 POINTS
2ND MATT WHITEFORD 19 POINTS
3RD HARRY MOFFAT 19 POINTS
LADIES BACK 9 STABLEFORD
1ST CAROLYN CAMPBELL 20 POINTS
2ND OBIE SHARP 17 POINTS
3RD VENETIA SCOTT 17 POINTS
LEWIS STABLEFORD HOLES 1-9
1ST KEITH WATSON 23 POINTS
2ND DOUG BALLANTYNE 23 POINTS
3RD RODGER WHITEFORD 22 POINTS
LEGGS ECLECTIC HOLES 10-18
1ST BRIAN THORBURN 20 POINTS
2ND ALLAN MALCOLM 18 POINTS
3RD BRIAN HUNTER 18POINTS
APRIL MEDAL (SPONSORED BY ALLAN MALCOLM)
1ST IAN SCOTT 67
2ND RON DICK 68
3RD JACK KEENEY 68
LADIES APRIL MEDAL
1ST OBIE SHARP 68
2ND AMY HALLIDAY 72
3RD LYNN GRAY 73
A brief History
Lauder Golf Course is a nine hole golf course played off 17 tees, visitors are permitted to play off the back tees; making Lauder one of the fairest tests of golf in ‘The Scottish Borders’. Situated on gently sloping parkland providing a real challenge to your game, combined with stunning views of the Lauderdale District with the rich history of a course founded in 1896 it makes for an excellent days golfing in The Scottish Borders. With feature holes like ‘The Wood’ and ‘The Quarry’, it will test low handicap golfers; as well as provide a good days golf for those of us with more shots to play with. The initial layout of the course was supervised by Mr. Willie Park, Jnr. British Open Champion in 1887 and 1889. The professional course record of 70 is held by him and this has stood since 1905. The club have a very active membership which is drawn from all parts of the Borders and Edinburgh area, visitors will be welcomed back to accept our unique ‘Borders Hospitality’ once all covid-19 restrictions are lifted.