Golf
The clubhouse premises overlook the North Inch in Perth where golf has been played since the early 19th century. Records confirm that Club matches and competitions were played on both the South and North Inches early after its formation in 1824, but the sole remaining course on the North Inch is where home matches are usually played. Recently modernised changing and shower facilities in the Club premises are available for the use of members and their guests.
Annual matches are played against the following clubs and golfing societies;
The Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers
Strathallan School
Panmure Golf Club,
Barry
Royal
Northern & University Club,
Aberdeen
The Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews
The Golf House Club, Elie
Luffness New Golf Club
The New Club, Edinburgh
The Senior Golfers’ Society
The Western Club, Glasgow
Strathmore Golf Club, Alyth
Pollok Golf Club
Crieff Golf Club
Strathmore Ladies
A match against The Caledonian Club, London is also played on a regular basis.
The Club have a number of annual competitions with trophies dating back to 1825;
Spring Meetings
Gold Medal (1825); Pitfour Silver Medal (1827); St. Martin’s Cross (1871); MacDuff Jug (1852)
Summer Meeting
Jameson Jug (1890); Pullar Jug (1896)
Autumn Meetings
Buccleugh Gold Medal (1838); Bombay Silver Medal (1856); Atholl Cross (1881); Bell Jug (1907); Rev. T.D. Miller Trophy (1932)
The Tullibardine Cup (1907) is awarded for the best net aggregate score in the Spring and Autumn Meetings. There is also a Knockout Cup (1891) which is contested on a match-play basis over the season.
The Captain's Salver is awarded to the member over the age of 65 who records the lowest aggregate net score in the Spring and Autumn Meetings
There is a popular Guest Invitation Day held each year, with the golf being followed by an evening dinner in the clubhouse.
The Golf Secretary is Andrew Christie who can be contacted by email .
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