County Card

From the 1st Jan 2010, each member of a Wiltshire affiliated club, will receive a county card, as part of their affiliation fee. This will entitle members to play golf at discounted rates throughout England (roughly 30 counties have signed up), subject to making arrangements with the club beforehand. The fee charged will roughly equate to a members guest rate, or 50% of a daily green fee. This charge is to be determined by the club, and they also have the right to ask you to rearrange if they are busy that day. Not all clubs in England subscribe to the system, but those that do, with contact detail, can be found on the website wcgu.org.uk under the county card section. For Wiltshire members, the card entitles you to a full days golf for the prescribed fee, within the county, and it should be noted that the card cannot be used for society visits.

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About Us

The aims and objectives of the Union, as prescribed in the Constitution document, are as follows:
1.To act as a central authority, to promote the welfare and interests of amateur golf in Wiltshire, and to determine all questions that may arise.
2.to fulfill whatever financial and other obligations eminate from affiliation to the English Golf Union (EGU) and the South Western Counties Golf Association (SWCGA)
3. to uphold the Rules of Golf as laid down by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews.
4. to uphold the terms of the Standard Scratch Score and Handicapping Scheme, as laid down by the Council of National Golf Unions.
5.to arrange a County Championship and other competitions at all levels and at all recognised age levels.
6.to participate in SWCGA Championship events and to arrange matches with other Counties.
7.to arrange an Annual Dinner and other social functions as may be decided.

Recent News

Headcount date for affiliation fees, moves to June 30th for 2009

Fixtures

Sunday 29th March Foursomes Championship, Cumberwell Park