About the UKSGA

In the beginning ...

During the years prior to 2000 a number of prominent Senior Golfers in England and Wales had been working toward the formation of organised golf for golfers over the age of 55 years. In November 2000, at a meeting at Trevose Golf Club, it was decided, by about forty golfers who were participating in an unofficial inter-regional match, to form an Association to provide this form of golf under the proposed banner of the English Senior Golf Association.

Four of the main protagonists in the initial stages of the proposals were
 Donald Holmes of Parkstone GC
 Bryan Evans of Littlestone GC
 John Loader of Beau Desert GC
 Grahame Yule of Royal Lytham & St Annes GC
and these four Senior Golfers encouraged interest in their various regions in England.

There are 7 Regional Championships which culminate in a National Final at Trevose Golf Club in November each year. Members can enter as many events as they wish. Prior to the National Final the Inter-Regional Foursomes are held on the preceding three days.