Forgotten Greens of Scotland
Forgotten Greens of Scotland

Dorrerry, Calder.

Calder Golf Club.

 

John O’ Groats Journal May 2nd 1902.

Golf Club.

 

A meeting of the local golf club was held in the hall on Tuesday evening. All the members were present, and after some business was gone through it was suggested and agreed to hold the club’s competitions as formerly on the links between Dorrery and Braehour, this locality being considered the most suitable spot in the district.

 

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