Fraserburgh Golf Club provided a tough test for golfers attempting to win their way to the Masters 2023.Winners on the day by the smallest possible margin were 3 Man Band with a great score of 54.2.

Long drive was won by Derek Bond Nearest the pin winner was Gil Robertson Par 3 sweep won on countback by Street Rats

Huge thanks to all at Fraserburgh Golf Club and especially Restaurant 1777 for the superb food.

We’re excited to announce ground-breaking new national championship, the PING Scottish Open Series. The format of the new event will see six qualifying rounds and a Grand Final take place at Trump International, Aberdeen. All finalists will be treated to a night’s accommodation and have the chance to win some fantastic prizes courtesy of title sponsors PING with the top players winning the chance of a lifetime to play Gleneagles with Scottish European Tour winner Calum Hill. 

The series, sponsored by PING is the first ever national multi-tee event open to all golfer types including club and independent golfers. The six qualifying rounds will take place at some of Scotland’s best courses including Murcar Links, Douglas Park, Fraserburgh, Bruntsfield Links, Longniddry and Western Gailes with the top gross and four best net qualifying for the Grand Final at Trump International Golf Links, Aberdeen in August. 

Leading global golf brand, PING, are providing some outstanding prizes for qualifying rounds and the grand final. 

The leading players from each qualifier will win PING products worth over £600, including PING Putters, Cart Bags, Carry Bags and Holdalls as well as book their place in the final. 

At the Grand Final, the leading players will receive PING vouchers with the eventual gross and net winners scooping the top prize of playing golf at Gleneagles with European Tour winner Calum Hill.

The clubs latest 4ball offering is now completed and will launch in conjunction with Saturdays lotto draw. Below is a list of all the lucky numbers and in the event of 51-59 being drawn it will simply rollover. Huge thanks to all for helping us celebrate our James Braid Centenary Year 1922-2022