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ClubV1 Booking System goes Live!
As from Sunday 5th July, the Club has implemented an online booking system.
Click Here to access the ClubV1 Hub
The booking system is for casual bookings only.
Competitions, seniors and ladies sections have reserved bookings which are also shown on the online Tee Sheets.
The Tee Sheets allow you to view availability, booked and reserved slots.
The online booking system will assist the Club in complying with Scottish Golf’s agreement with the Scottish Government; ‘no one turns up at a Course without a booked tee time’.
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Important Links
Information about the virus itself and how to prevent it spreading can be found here: NHS Inform Page - Coronaviru (COVID-19)
The latest from Scottish Golf about COVID-19 can be found here: Scottish Golf COVID-19 Updates
Phase 1/2 Reopening
Competitions remain suspended.
Two and three balls are allowed, and four balls ONLY if a maximum of three households are represented.
Flags must not be touched. There is a device attached to the flag which allows you to lift the ball out of the hole using your putter.
Members:Booking a tee off is necessary for contact tracing, therefore if you intend to play with one or two others, you must forward your names to the appropriate contacts you will have been provided with.
Visitors: We have no provision at this moment for visitors. Apologies for this, however circumstances prevent us from allowing visitors to Beith at this time.
Guests: However, you may play if you are invited by a member.
Read more ...A Warm Welcome To Beith Golf Club
Welcome to our website and thank you for taking the time to visit it.
The course is set in the hills above Beith, in North Ayrshire, and the Club dates back to 1896. From then until 1996 it was a 9 hole course, however in that year, the centenary, a new 9 holes were opened giving us 18 holes in line with the other clubs in the area. In 2018 because of the general downturn in golf, it was decided to revert to the old 9 holes to see if we can keep the club going on for the foreseeable future.
Read more ...History Of Beith Golf Club
Extract from "The Herald", 14th February 1896
"Beith Club - The links were formally opened on Saturday, but owing to wet weather only a few completed the course. Mr Walter Williamson - writer, the Captain was presented by the members with a handsome driver as a momento of the occasion. Over 80 ladies and gentlemen have already become members."
Play continued over the nine holes opposite Grangehill until 1907 when the first major change took place - the move to our present course or at least the nine holes which formed the course between 1907 and 1995.
Read more ...Course Safety Guidelines
This is a hilly course with increased risk of slipping
Please read this advisory guide before commencing your round and consult during play as appropriate.
This guide provides general health and safety information as well as identifying the main hazards and control measures for members, guests and visitors while playing or practicing golf on the course.
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