Tartan Family Members
The Class of 2009
Albert Klein
Anwer Captieux
Bill Prinsloo
Cecil Laige
Collin Douglas
Claire Walker - TARTAN DAY S.A.
Cyril Davids
Dennis Gard
Derek Wykes
Dorothy V. D. Merwe
Enver Swartz
Frank Dunn - TARTAN DAY S.A.
G Douglas
G Marshall
Garth Mohammed - SLEDGE IT SYSTEMS
Gerald Joel
Hadley Stevens
Joe Carpenter
Keith Peters
Liz Webb - THREE SHIPS WHISKY
Llewellen Van Wyk
Malcolm Keyser
Mark Thomas
Nazeer Tennant - METROPOLITAN
Neil Edwards - NEIL EDWARDS ESTATES
Noel Goodall
Noel Julius - GREENBELT MANAGEMENT
Piet Du Plessis - WESTBANK
Rashid Adams
Rafick Bharoochie - S C CONSTRUCTION
Ricardo Adams
Rodwil Van Wyk
Rowan McDonald
Shane Peters
Shaun Marshall
Steve Fitzpatrick
Steve Maresch
Trevor Davis
Trevor Leon - GREENBELT HOLDINGS
Tyrone Julius
Tyrone Kesten - TK CONTROL SYSTEMS
Udo Schwendenwein
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Tartan Day – S.A. |
On the 24th November 2007 TARTAN DAY S.A. Was granted the ENDORSEMENT
from the SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT to host the TARTAN GOLF CHALLENGE in
SOUTH AFRICA - together with the Endorsement to Host the event we also
received 12 Spaces in the TARTAN DAY SCOTTISH GOLF CHALLENGE.
It was in April 2008 when TARTAN DAY S.A. Designed and was granted it's own
TARTAN - the TARTAN DAY S.A. TARTAN, Registration Number 10059
which is fully Endorsed by the Scottish Parliament.
A Symbolic merging of South Africa and Scotland in the colours of our Tartan |
TARTAN DAY S.A. GOLF CHALLENGE |
- THURSDAY 11 NOVEMBER 2010
- COUNTRY CLUB JOHANNESBURG - MIDRAND
- REGISTRATION - 10:30 A.M.
- R675-00 Per Person
Cost Includes
- 18-Hole Round of Golf
- Lots of Vitamin Water to drink - delivered to you on the Course
- Breakfast
- National - Free Gift
- International - Free Gift
- Free Advertising for your Company on our Website
- 4 Course Dinner (This year also catering for Halaal)
- BIGGEST PRIZE - PLAY TO WIN TO REPRESENT TARTAN DAY S.A. IN SCOTLAND - 7 DAYS
- A free DVD copy of your play on the DAY
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SCOTLAND |
SCOTLAND - 24 June 1314 - The winning of the Battle of BANNOCKBURN
was a significant Scottish Victory in the wars of Scottish Independence. Six years later Eight Earls and Forty-five Barons asked the Pope's dispassionate Intervention in the 'bloody' quarrel between the
Scots and the English - On the 6th April 1320 the Declaration of
Arbroath was signed and has been unequalled in its eloquent plea
for liberty to man.
FREEDOM - was the result of the Declaration, Freedom to wear their
colours' the TARTANS - hence the CELEBRATIONS so proudly known as
TARTAN DAY SCOTTISH GOLF CHALLENGE
Being in awe of what was achieved so many years ago we in
South Africa is proud to have been accepted by MSP Mr Andrew Welsh
of the Scottish Parliament to allow us to host an event in honour of what
was achieved.
TARTAN DAY S.A. GOLF CHALLENGE is played once a year in November. |
SCOTTISH TARTAN DAY GOLF CHALLENGE |
- 5 x Days of Golf
- SUNDAY 3rd - FRIDAY 8th APRIL 2011
- MONTROSE
- GLEN EAGLES
- CARNOUSTIE
- KINGS BARNES
- OLD COURSE - ST. ANDREWS
- GOLF PACKAGE - On Request
- FLIGHT PACKAGE - On Request
- TOTAL PACKAGE - On Request
Cost Includes
- 6 x Night Accommodation + Breakfast
- Carnoustie Hotel and Scores Hotel
- 5 x 18-Hole Rounds of Golf
- International - Free Gift
- Half Way House + All Transport
- 4 x Special Dinner Functions
- 1 x Prize Winning Dinner Dance - Kilts
- Kilt Hire Costs Included
- LOTS OF FREE FUN AND WHISKY AND BEAUTIFUL EXPERIENCES
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SCOTTISH TARTAN DAY GOLF CHALLENGE |
- 3 x Days of Golf
- SUNDAY 3rd - FRIDAY 8th APRIL 2011
- GLEN EAGLES
- CARNOUSTIE
- OLD COURSE - ST. ANDREWS
- GOLF PACKAGE - On Request
- FLIGHT PACKAGE - On Request
- TOTAL PACKAGE - On Request
Cost Includes
- 6 x Night Accommodation + Breakfast
- Carnoustie Hotel and Scores Hotel
- 3 x 18-Hole Rounds of Golf
- International - Free Gift
- Half Way House + All Transport
- 4 x Special Dinner Functions
- 1 x Prize Winning Dinner Dance
- Kilt Hire Costs Included
- LOTS OF FREE FUN AND WHISKY AND BEAUTIFUL EXPERIENCES
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FREEDOM
Two Things
that make the DECLARATION of ARBROATH the most important Document in SCOTTISH
history.
FIRSTLY it set the will and the wishes of the people above the King. Though they were bound to him 'both by law and by his merits' it was so that their Freedom might be maintained. If he betrayed them he would be removed and replaced. This remarkable obligation placed upon a feudal monarch by his feudal subjects may be explained in part by the fact that BRUCE was still a heather king to many of them, still a wild claimant ruling upon sufferances and success. But the roots of his kingship were Celtic, and a Celtic tradition was here invoked, the memory of the Seven Earls, the Seven Sons of Cruithne the Pict in who, it was believed, had rested the ancient right of tanistry, the elevation of kings by selection. Thus unique relationship of king and people would influence their hisroty henceforward, and would reach its climax in the Reformation and the century following, when a peoople's Church would declare and maintain its superiority over earthly crowns.
SECONDLY the manifesto affirmed the nation's independence in a way no battle could, and justified it with a truth that is beyond nation and race. Man has a right to FREEDOM and a duty to defend it with his life. Qualifications put upon this by a medieval Baron are irrelevant, as are the reservations which slaveowning Americans placed upon their Declaration of Independence.
The Truth once spoken cannot be checked, the seed once planted controls its own growth, and the liberty which men secure for themselves must be given by them to others, or it will be taken as they took it. FREEDOM is a Hardy Plant and must Flower in Equality and Brotherhood
THE DECLARATION OF ARBROATH
Gven at the Monastery of Arbroath in little Scotland the Sixth day of April in the year of Grace One Thousand Three Hundred and Twenty, and in the Fifteenth year of the King Robert the Bruce
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