Original caption: “You have played very well indeed,” said “Bobby” Jones, when in the sixth round in the Amateur Open Championship, he walked towards Andrew Jamieson, the 21-year-old Scot, who had defeated him on the 15th green.
How The Glasgow Herald inspired the Ryder Cup
Russell Leadbetter / Saturday 2 February 2013 / Sport
On a momentous Saturday in June, 1921, in front of the clubhouse at Gleneagles, a large crowd gathered to watch a seal being put on a historic day for golf. Continue reading “George Duncan & Abe Mitchell at Pollok 1921”
Extracts from Club Minutes
25/10/1898 Membership offered to Lt F G Tait, Black Watch, the renowned Scottish amateur, stationed at Maryhill Barracks. Accepted.
14/03/1900 Competition for Freddie Tait Memorial Fund – recently killed at Kimberley in Boer War.
