The British Club Golf Society
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Handicap List
Fixture List 2011
Calendar 2011
Latest Results
Monthly Medal Eclectic Standings
The British Club Golf Society (BCGS) has over 150 members, with about 30-40 active members. We play 2-3 times per month on various courses around Bangkok, with frequent trips to other parts of the country, Pattaya, Hua Hin, Kanchanaburi, Khao Yai etc. We have also organised long weekend trips to Sri Lanka (2000), Chieng Rai (2001/2003/2004/2006) and Chantaburi (2002,to 2008).
Our competitions use many different formats, from Medal (strokeplay), stableford, singles, pairs, matchplay and some more exotic systems for fun competitions. We play matches against other societies and we have a team competing in the Bangkok Golf League.
We have players ranging from single figure handicaps through to newcomers on maximum and we do try to help develop newcomers into sound golfers who enjoy the game, but understand the rules and ethics.
BCGS is open to all British Club members and joining costs 300 Baht per year, payable in March through BC monthly dues. We charge 100 Baht match fee each time you play, going towards prizes on the day.
Latest news:
Illegal Drivers:
The R&A have produced a list of non conforming drivers, the full text of which is available on their website. The BCGS stand on this is that it is up to each player to conform to the rules. We will not be policing this, but expect all members to do the honourable thing and ensure that they play with a conforming club.
Annual Awards
British School of Bangkok Match
Play Draw
British School of Bangkok Match
Play Plate Draw
Technicals
BCGS Local Rules
Golfer of the Year Standings
BCGS Rules & Regulations
Committee Details
Major Winners
History v Other Societies
2010 Results/Info
Interesting Links to Other Golf Sites
USGA Rules of Golf
US PGA Tour
European Tour
Thai Golfer
Ryder Cup Link
Alternative Golf Formats