Mr Tony Boddy of Harwich & Dovercourt Golf Club in Essex instigated the formation of the 1906 Club, the inaugural meeting being held at Horsforth Golf Club on August 12th 2005. The 1906 Club is made up of golf clubs that celebrate their Centenary in 2006. All Member Clubs agree to offer golfing privileges to fellow Club Members under specified conditions.

Frequency of visit
No member would be expected to visit any one club more than once per annum, unless a particular agreement is reached between the clubs.

Limit of members on any one visit
The number of golfers on any one visit is limited to a maximum of eight.

The procedure
Full Playing Members wishing to visit a 1906 Club should contact the Secretary of the club they wish to visit and check availability for the date and time they would like to play. You may be asked to get a letter of introduction must be obtained from Gerald for presentation to the Secretary of the golf club being visited.

Formed in 2009 by one of Henley Golf Club’s Past Captains and Past President, the Association is administered by him and the details held on the Club’s website. Of the more than 400 courses that Braid was involved in either the design or redesign of, the Association has now some 300 member clubs- 22 in Wales, 10 in Ireland, 120 in Scotland, 147 in England and 1 in New York.

Dunstable Downs Golf Club members and the members of all the clubs in the Association can enjoy preferential green fees at these courses by booking in advance. The list is updated each year with new member clubs and with this years reduced green fees.

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County Card Members may play at least once at any of the Host Clubs on the list.

Bookings MUST be made in advance with the Host Club and restrictions on time and day of the week may apply. In general, bookings will not be accepted for weekends or Bank Holidays. County Card Members must have current handicaps and must agree to be bound by the rules of the Club being visited. The County Card may only be used for groups of up to 4 players and may not be used in connection with larger groups or societies.

The green fee to be charged is entirely at the discretion of the host Club. Typically, the green fee will be 50% of the visitor rate, or the same as the 'guest' green fee.