We are delighted to announce that we are bringing the a Pro AM back to Hayston this year!
This is a fantastic chance to play with one of Scotland’s top PGA Professionals aas well as win some amazing prizes on the day.
The cost to enter is £300 per team of 3 and includes lunch.
If you would like to enter please contact gm@haystongolf.co.uk
Northern Open
Tournaments such as the Northern Open which has been played now for almost 100 years can only go ahead if business get involved.
It is with huge gratitude and thanks from all the players and the PGA Scottish Region that businesses from all over Scotland are willing to support the tournaments and in turn support the rising stars of Scottish Golf 🏴👍⛳️
With that - The PGA of Scotland support many charities and it was fantastic to see their support of Prostate Cancer ❤️
Also it goes without saying that the generosity of the host clubs for PGA events is hugely appreciated and all the clubs give up so much for the players to ply their trade. This week the unbelievable setting at beautiful Cruden Bay Golf Club provided everyone involved with a truly memorable experience.
Finally on behalf of the PGA Scottish Region,
all the players and officials and Cruden Bay Golf Club, a massive thank you goes to the extremely generous sponsors of this week’s Northern Open.
TEXO Group Aberdeen
https/: www.texo.co.uk
Texo
MACKIES of Scotland
https/: www.mackies.co.uk
Mackies Ice Cream
CONTINENTAL ALLOYS & SERVICES Peterhead Ltd
https/: www.contalloy.com
Continental Alloys & Services Limited
The stories about money in golf aren't always about greed - in Robert Macintyre Scotland has a proper champion born of grit and determination and honest values we can all relate to. This is more than winning a huge championship… this has given us all hope 🙌⛳️🏴❤️
🏆 After winning his maiden PGA Tour title with his dad as caddie, Robert MacIntyre spoke of his gratefulness to his parents, who have fostered children for many years.
"I mean, I’ve been in tears over it, kids going away from you. They become family. They have been in a tough spot.
“I wasn’t given everything as a kid. I was given a great opportunity. My dad was obviously a really good sportsman, football, golf, shinty, (but) didn’t have the finances to really chase it, and I think it was something that my mum and dad always wanted to do.
“I’ve got two older sisters who are right into their horses, horse riding and stuff, but they even sacrificed quite a lot of that just to give me a chance.
“I mean, I couldn’t play in golf tournaments as a junior because we couldn’t afford it.
“I think that makes me fight and never give up, I think not being given anything. I mean, they gave me quite a bit. They gave me the opportunity, but never was I spoon fed, I was always fighting for every bit of it.”