Our diary is arranged well before each season, and entry details are advertised to members, about a month prior.  For major events like our Open, they are advertised at least six months beforehand. 

When event entry details are ready, we will advertise it through the website and social media, all our members need to do is fill out the brief form at the bottom of this page, with their name, email, a brief message, then submit it.  We will automatically send back a reply email, with the entry information.  The email will contain everything about the event, like the venue, dates, times, the entry fee, notes on the games and how to pay their entry fee via PayPal.

The SDGC PayPal facility, is ready to go on this page.  Members just need to click on the link, enter the indicated details and pay by ticking the Friends and Family service.  This is then a free transfer for the members and no charges are made to the charity.  On receipt, we will confirm members entry.

For golf lessons, ideally yes, but the teaching professionals will have access to some clubs for the session to practice with, however, Once you take up the game, you will need your own clubs and golfing gear. 

For curling lessons, no, just warm clothing.  Anti-slip footwear can be provided, along with curling cues and ice gear as necessary.

Nothing, membership for disabled people and their coaches and carers is free.  All we need is a list of your full contact details and a brief description of your disability.

Yes, just send us a copy of the golf handicap certificate from your golf club Secretary.

No, at our single and most multi-day events, members must arrange and pay for their own carts.  Only at the likes of our Open Championship, where sponsors are providing them. will carts be arranged

Just join up, enter our competitions, we will give you a provisional one, then submit three signed score cards and we will sort out the rest.

Keep an eye on our diary and social media for our next ice sessions or Sticks & Stones events, and just come along and give it a go?  We will source some anti-slip footwear and other basic equipment for play.

Yes, we have a Pairs League in operation, where  two golfers play a foursome (alternate shot) format, so in effect play only nine holes.  Individuals may also enter events and finish after nine holes, or early on the ice, if they wish.

Yes, we have members with all types of disability, including amputees, Cerebral Palsy, MS, blind and vision impaired, Downs Syndrome, Epilepsy, MD and many, many more.  We accept any disability that interferes with the playing of the game.

Unlike some disabled sports groups, we are not exclusive too one type of disability and therefore probably excluding more people than we could help.  We do not put members through embarrassing medical examinations to see if they fit predetermined ideas or conditions.  We are also not elitist and looking for only the best players.  We are determined to be open and include everyone interested in playing or learning about golf and/or curling.

We usually get wet.  Showers and squalls are probably going to happen from time to time in Scotland.  If it’s really bad and affecting the course, game and individuals we will cancel.  As for the curling, it will be cold on the ice, so you must wear warm, thermal and/or lots of layers.