Welcome to The NAPGC
The National Association of Public and Proprietary Golf Clubs
Dedicated to providing competitions for all abilities & ages
In 1927, five times Open Champion John Henry Taylor and the renowned course architect FG Hawtree formed the NAPGC. Both were men of vision who believed the new association would bring about cohesion between “public” and “private” golf.
Around 100 years on the philosophy remains unchanged and the Association has adapted to the many changes that have evolved in the organisation and management of “public course golf”. The focus of the Association is very much on providing competitive golf opportunities for Men, Women and Juniors of all ages and handicaps.
In the recent past the Association was renamed to the ‘National Association of Public and Proprietary Golf Clubs and Course’ recognising the large number of golf courses owned by individuals or companies but nevertheless open to the General Public. The NAPGC welcomes new clubs in the hope that the Association will continue to grow as a truly national organisation representing public course golf and its golfers.
Latest News
England Golf Centenary week 24 – 27 June 2024
England Golf held a week of celebrations at the end of June to commemorate its centenary year. This prestigious event took place at the home of England Golf, Woodhall Spa.
Mary & Gordon Forster Finals
Mary Forster Winners – Huntswood B The Mary & Gordon Forster finals took place on Sunday 28th April at Gaudet Luce Golf Club in Worcestershire. Despite the torrential rain the
Royal Mid Surrey Mothers & Daughters
The NAPGC were represented in the prestigious Royal Mid Surrey Mothers and Daughters Foursomes by Reiko and Yui Bennett from the Easthampstead Ladies Club on Saturday 20 April. Play had
Men’s, Women’s, Seniors & Junior Championships
Entry forms for the UKPCC, Mens Championship and Scratch competition, Women’s and Seniors Championships have been sent out to all clubs. The entry forms can also be found on the
Perivale Park – The Fight Continues!
The fight to save Perivale Golf club continues as the dedicated club members seek to call out the Ealing Labour Group and the senior management team of Ealing Council for
Historic night in Manchester as England Golf turns 100!
England Golf kicked off its centenary year with the annual awards ceremony in Manchester on 13 February. The annual awards ceremony is a prestigious event, recognising the incredible work undertaken by so many people supporting the game of golf.
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