This three-day event is a fixture of the British Golf Collectors Society and is for its members. For BGCS membership information, please click here.

For information on the 2025 Scottish Hickory Championship, visit the BGCS website and its Fixtures page.

Three days of golf have been organized with the first day on Wednesday, May 21, at Gullane No. 3. The course designed by Willie Park Jr opened in 1910. The competition will be a hickory 18 hole individual stableford for the George Colville Memorial Trophy and a scratch strokeplay competition. Tee times from noon to 4 p.m. from the blue tees. Buffet two-course meal in visitors clubhouse as you finish golf. Entry fee of £60 covers the cost of golf, prizes. gratuity and post golf meal. Maximum number 54

On Thursday, May 22, we move to Gullane No. 2 for the Czeslaw Kruk Memorial Quaich. The competition will be a hickory 18 hole individual stableford and a scratch strokeplay competition. Tee times from 2 to six p.m. The Willie Park Jr.-designed course opened in 1899 and has hosted Open final qualifying rounds. Buffet two-course meal in visitors clubhouse as you finish golf. Entry fee of £90 covers golf, prizes, gratuity and evening meal. Maximum number 54

The 41st Scottish Hickory Strokeplay Championship is scheduled for Kilspindie GC on the May 23 with tee times going from noon to 4:30 p.m. The present links were first used in 1898 when the Luffness GC moved from the other side of Aberlady Bay and changed name to its present identity one year later. Cost of £80 covers golf, gratuity, evening meal, prizes and a £5 contribution to the Hickory Grail fund. Jacket and tie to be worn for three-course evening meal at 6.45 pm. Maximum number 54.