Est. 1937
Awali Golf Club
Membership
As we are a golf club, we require all membership applications to be made by a person who does actually play golf, in a reasonably serious way….
Prices
So, as an enthusiastic single guest member playing in competitions, you are subject to annual fees of…
This Season
News
As highlighted in the title of this article, an unprecedented number of attendees were present for the 21st June 2022 AGM. At the venue, AGC’s Head Barman, Ashok Elevantahara, mentioned In the 44 years that I have been at AGC,
Holes in One
A hole-in-one is one of the holy grails of golf. To have your hole-in-one officially recognised, you must submit a 9-hole or 18-hole card, signed by yourself and a handicapped member of the Club who has witnessed your feat…
Division Boundaries
Handicapped members are divided into three equally sized Divisions (previously known as Flights at AGC) in order to share competition prizes over a wider range of players in mixed competitions with a Medal format.
About AGC
Bapco’s oil workers first played golf in the vicinity of the camp at the Jebel (as recorded in the Political Agency report for 1933, issued 3rd March 1934). As oil production and refining increased, a permanent camp at Awali was built. At its initial design, a nine-hole golf course was included. This was in use from early 1934 to late 1936. Increasing staff numbers necessitated the building of accomodation on the course, which closed late 1936. Following its official opening on 4th January 1937, play commenced at the site of our current course, and we regard 4/1/1937 as our establishment date.
Bapco golfers originally played golf as the “Golf Section” of The Bapco Club. This Section became the “Awali Golf Club” with the issue of the Club’s original Constitution at the beginning of the 1957/58 season. Bapco has been the Club’s major sponsor for more than 80 years: without their generosity, the Club would not exist. See the website’s “History – Club” for further details.