Welcome to Scottish Golf Noticeboard Business Networking Association
A fantastic way to showcase your business among likeminded golfing professionals. It starts with a handshake on the first tee and by the 18th hole you have built trust, shared ideas, and even planted the seed for your next big opportunity. That's why SGN Business Networking has been created – not only for the great golf but for the space between the shots. That's where the real magic happens. Join us and watch this movement grow, collaborations, friendships and partnerships born out of mutual respect.
Its not about selling, it's about showing up and serving those around you first. Being present, listening, contributing and playing the long game in business and in life.
Scottish Golf Noticeboard Business Networking Association is available to both members and Non-Members of SGN Facebook Group as well as Golf Club members and Non-Members of clubs. We welcome people in business from all walks of life who enjoy playing Golf – from relative beginners to PGA Professionals, CEO's to Business start-ups.
There is something refreshing about stepping away from boardrooms and Zoom calls and simply connecting with like-minded professionals on the Golf course - connecting, sharing and creating opportunities with energetic and positive people. These new friendships and connections will create the opportunity to be a part of something exciting and to grow your Network around the country.
£360 includes all events at your chosen venue from May - October 2026
(Kings GC Inverness, Elgin GC, Newmachar GC Aberdeen, Dalmahoy Golf Resort Edinburgh, Rowallan Castle GC Kilmarnock) Duddingston Golf Club Edinburgh - June - October 2026
Golf Clubs
Duddingston Golf Club is situated in the heart of Scotland’s capital city, Edinburgh, close to Holyrood Palace, Scotland’s Parliament and all of the old town’s famous tourist attractions. The course enjoys easy access to the City By-pass which connects to all of the main routes east, west, south and north. In the late 1800’s golf courses were being established all over Scotland and in 1895 the financial community set up the Insurance & Banking Golf Club at the Duddingston estate. The land, part of a former deer estate, has many links with Scotland’s history including in 1745, prior to the Battle of Prestonpans, the encampment of the cavalry of Charles Edward Stuart, Bonnie Prince Charlie, in an area adjoining the course and known today as Cavalry Park. Owned by the Duke of Abercorn the estate was set on the east flank of Edinburgh, beneath the spectacular backdrop of the 823 feet high extinct volcano Arthur’s Seat. The area was considered by the club’s founding architect Willie Park to be of a size that would make a “first class course”. Well over 100 years later those that have been fortunate enough to play it would surely agree. The course was extended in the 1960’s and 1970’s by John Shade and Bill Biggar and, with the addition of the new tee at the 12th hole, now measures 6525 yards – a true test of golf. The gently undulating parkland course (in Gaelic Duddingston means ‘sunny side of the hill’) is maintained to a high standard throughout the year and is considered one of the most outstanding parkland courses in the Lothians. Joining the Scottish Golf Noticeboard Business Networking Edinburgh City event will give you not only a fantastic opportunity to showcase your business in Edinburgh but will introduce you to a core network of Golfers in business like yourself and an opportunity to play the stunning Duddinston Golf Club while building a network and making friends.
Located less than 10 miles from the centre of Aberdeen, Newmachar Golf Club, with its 2 challenging courses and first-class facilities, offers the perfect destination for any golfers visiting the North-East of Scotland. Two Outstanding 18-Hole Courses with arguably some of the finest inland Golf in Scotland. Newmachar Golf Club is home to two mature 18-hole Golf Courses – The Hawkshill Championship Course and Swailend Course. Both courses are designed by the world-renowned Golf Architect, Dave Thomas. The Hawkshill Championship Course is an idyllic heathland course – providing a tough challenge for all levels of golfer. Swailend is a parkland course – with wider and more forgiving fairways, and is accesible for all standards of golfer. Joining the Scottish Golf Noticeboard Business Networking Aberdeen event will give you not only a fantastic opportunity to showcase your business in the Aberdeen and NE Area but will introduce you to a core network of Golfers in business like yourself and an opportunity to play the stunning courses at Newmachar Golf Club while building a network and making friends.
With two challenging and exciting courses to play, Dalmahoy is one of the top golfing destinations in Scotland. Our rich golfing heritage attracts golfers of all levels, looking to test their skills at the famous venue where the European Ladies won their first Solheim Cup, and where famous names such as Seve Ballesteros, Sam Torrance and Nick Faldo have competed in the Scottish Seniors Open. With two challenging and exciting courses to play, Dalmahoy is one of the top golfing destinations in Scotland. Our rich golfing heritage attracts golfers of all levels, looking to test their skills at the famous venue where the European Ladies won their first Solheim Cup, and where famous names such as Seve Ballesteros, Sam Torrance and Nick Faldo have competed in the Scottish Seniors Open. The East Course was designed by James Braid to Championship standards, and is a monster from the Championship tees. For members’ competitions and corporate events, it’s a more manageable 6,684 yards, but is still a formidable challenge. The West Course is the shorter of the two but is still a good test of golf. There is a good mix of shorter par 4’s and par 3’s, alongside some very tough par 4’s and a par 5 which is the longest on either course. Joining the Scottish Golf Noticeboard Business Networking Edinburgh West event will give you not only a fantastic opportunity to showcase your business in Edinburgh but will introduce you to a core network of Golfers in business like yourself and an opportunity to play the beautiful Dalmahoy Golf Club while building a network and making friends.
DISCOVER ROWALLAN CASTLE – ONE OF AYRSHIRE’S FINEST GOLF COURSES CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF COURSE NEAR GLASGOW, DESIGNED BY EIGHT-TIMES NUMBER ONE COLIN MONTGOMERIE AND SET WITHIN TWO SPECTACULAR CASTLES. Now in its twelfth full season of play and fast gaining a global reputation as a golfing masterpiece, Rowallan Castle’s extensive golf grounds are set within a historic 600-acre estate, with spectacular views of Ayrshire countryside and two of the region’s finest castles. With undulating greens, a mature setting and a choice between nine or 19-hole games, our Colin Montgomerie-designed course is fast becoming one of Ayrshire’s finest. Joining the Scottish Golf Noticeboard Business Networking Kilmarnock East Ayrshire event will give you not only a fantastic opportunity to showcase your business in Kilmarnock and around East Ayrshire but will introduce you to a core network of Golfers in business like yourself and an opportunity to play the stunning Rowallan Castle Golf Club while building a network and making friends.
The Kings Golf Club was established in 2019 having emerged from the demise of the old Torvean Golf Club (Est. c1962). The development of the expanding City of Inverness forced the closure of Torvean Golf course to make way for new roads and bridges over the Caledonian Canal. A new course was designed by Stuart Rennie incorporating land previously used by the Old Torvean course thus ensuring an eternal connection. Remnants of an Iron Age fortress can be found on a nearby hilly crag atop of Craig Phadraig, overlooking the golf course. The site of a mighty bastion of early Pictish Kings with clear views over what was to become, the Capital of the Highlands, it is believed to be the seat of King Brude. King Brude (Bridei mac Maelchu c. 555-584), was a King of many Pictish Kingdoms and mentioned by the venerable St Bede as being “Rex Potentissimus” – the most powerful of Kings. Three sites of archaeological interest have been excavated at different locations, suggesting this may well be an area on which the Kings followers lived. It is believed St. Columba camped close to the River Ness west of Inverness whilst waiting for an audience with the King and perhaps on the very land the course now occupies. The historical importance of the land could not be ignored and a vote was carried to rename the club as the King Golf Club, Inverness. The new course was officially opened on 30th August 2019 with Bernard Gallacher OBE driving the first ball – ironically down what had been the Old Torvean 18th fairway. A modern clubhouse boasting spectacular views over the first tee and eighteenth green compliments the 18 Hole Championship Golf Course. In the first year of opening it was rated 74th in Scotland by ‘Top 100 Golf Courses’ and 12th in the North of Scotland, an incredible accolade. https://www.google.co.uk/imgres? Kings Golf Course Flyover. Joining the Scottish Golf Noticeboard Business Networking Inverness event will give you not only a fantastic opportunity to showcase your business in the Inverness and Highland area but will introduce you to a core network of Golfers in business like yourself and an opportunity to play the beautiful King's Golf Course while building a network and making friends.
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