This map shows the location of visitors to the
AGC website (starting from 8th July, 2013).
Click on the map to go to the 'Revolver Maps' website, to see more detailed information.
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The 2015/16 AGM, held on 20/9/16, was in accordance with this Constitution.
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AGC: where having fun is the priority and playing golf the means. We welcome players of any ability (we have a resident Professional to help you improve) and as a visitor it is only BD8.500 to access the course for the day. AGC is located east of Awali village, about 30 minutes drive from Manama (the capital of Bahrain).
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AGC is truly one for its members, run by the magnanimous voluntary efforts of our Committee and helpers, prospering due to the commitment of Bapco and our other sponsors as well as the dedication of our grounds and Clubhouse staff.
Surprisingly, the Clubhouse and terrace often lacks polite banter and genteel behaviour, especially at competition prize givings. If we had a motto, perhaps it would be "AGC - for golfers who wish to play, rather than be seen to play: check your ego at the door"..jpg')){kind=link}
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As an example of the Club's long history, we have records of the winners of our most impressive trophy, the Kingsbury Cup, all the way back to the 1938/39 season.
Within this season's calendar we plan the usual busy year of main competitions, together with some accompanying social/other events, providing everybody with a chance to whack a golf-ball, no matter how good or bad you are.The season also sees a once-monthly (on a Saturday) competition for non-handicappers, intended to help beginners gain more experience, may be even competence. For those who have the ability to play in the morning mid-week, the Wednesday Wackers is open to all - non-members as well as members - teeing-off at 9am for nine holes of social golf.
The Bahrain Open started from small beginnings in 1964 and was the first Open Championship for individual players in the Gulf region.
The Championship has continued over the years with competitors from Bahrain and many other international locations (see the history, a summary of previous prize winners, report and photos from the 53rd Open Day 1 & Day 2). Andrew Marshall became the Bahrain Open winner for the sixth time, equalling the record held by Abdulla Sultan Saleh and Nasser Yacoub. See the detailed results (click on the player's score to see the detail for the player).
Last year's Championship was played on Friday/Saturday March 4th/5th. It was won by AGC's Sarah Hobday, happy to have finally followed in her daughter Suzanna's footsteps, herself a Bahrain Ladies Open winner in 2009. See the report, photos for Day 1 & Day 2 and the detailed results.
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All the news etc: latest 23rd Sept 2016
Flight boundary calculation change
Original course: map & land reservation 2015/16 Season AGM held Revised Constitution Issued
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Competitions
Next
Friday 30th Sept - Pres v Capt Matchplay
The next competition is the 2016/17 season opener - the President vs Captain Team Matchplay. Please arrive at the Clubhouse before 2pm so as to make your prediction of the Captain's Drive-In (proceeds for charity). When the winner's euphoria has died down, we have a 9-holes social, shotgun start at 2:30pm. See more details.
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Main Events
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| Events Detail Fixtures list (PDF) Comps: Clemitson |
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Social & Non-handicapper Events
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NextClinic with Professional9am this Tuesday
NextWednesday Wackers9am Weds 5th Oct NextNon-Handicappers Comp8am Sat 22nd Oct |