Inverness Golf Club in Inverness, Highland, United Kingdom | Golf

Welcome to the Inverness Golf Club, Highland, Scotland. Inverness Golf Club was formed on Tuesday 13th November 1883 at a ?meeting of gentlemen interested in the formation of a Golf Club.? The meeting was held in the Caledonian Hotel, where the first President, Lord Lovat, granted the privilege of the Muir of Ord for the purpose of playing Golf, with an entry fee of 5 shillings, which included the year?s subscription. The rules and regulations of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews were adopted and another twenty further rules which form the basis of the present Constitution.
During the Second World War the 11-15th holes had to be cultivated but were restored in 1946. In 1954 a new landmark was achieved when the Council approved Sunday play. The Club?s founders set off in tweeds and played their featheries and gutta percha with their baffies and cleeks. The successive office bearers brought ability, enthusiasm and an unselfish sense of responsibility to the duties so freely given when they assumed office, resulting in the fine course and clubhouse enjoyed by members and visitors today.
The Membership card is issued to the company and allows any authorised company employee use of the card for Golf and entertaining purposes in the clubhouse and restaurant.
There are two Bars and a Restaurant. The Chef is Mr Franz Stampfer who will be only too pleased to organise catering requirements. Visitors requiring meals at the Inverness Golf Club, Highland, Scotland, are requested to book prior to commencing play. Meals for parties and social functions can also be arranged through the caterer.