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Kirkmichael Golf Club, Perth & Kinross. (1906 – WW1)
Following is an extract from a report from the Dundee Courier Monday 23 April 1906. - NEW GOLF COURSE AT KIRKMICHAEL – “Carnoustie Professional Inspects The Ground - The proposal to have a golf course at Kirkmichael is now coming into shape. The ground has been selected. It is on Whitefield, a part of the well known property of Kindrogan. The course will, it is expected, be in order for play early this summer. Bob Simpson, of Carnoustie, the well known professional, has been over the ground at Whitefield, and it is understood his opinion is that the site is very suitable, and should make one of the best inland courses he knows. The promoters of the scheme are to be congratulated on the fruition of their efforts, and no little thanks are due to Mr Balfour of Kindrogan, who, it is understood, has given the grounds on most reasonable terms.”
Report on the opening of the golf course in July 1906.
Perthshire Advertiser Wednesday 1 August 1906. Image © THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
O.S. Map Revised 1898; © Crown Copyright {year of publication 1900}.
The course closed prior to WW1.