Panmure Golf Club Head Professional
Andrew Crerar
Andrew Crerar is the Head Professional at Panmure Golf Club. As an Assistant Professional Andrew spent five years at Blairgowrie Golf Club, learning his trade under the vastly experienced Gordon Kinnoch. He embarked on a full time playing career after that spell and achieved some success, notably winning the Scottish PGA Order of Merit in 1997 and also the European Team Championship the same year. Andrew played a full season in 1998 competing on the European Tour and Challenge Tour.
Having competed in two Open Championships, at St Andrews 1995 and Royal Troon 1997, Andrew has had a taste of Tournament Golf at the very highest level.
Andrew accepted his first position of Club Professional in February 2000 at King James VI Golf Club and spent eight years there and put into practice the training received to become a successful Club Professional. A successful junior programme saw three members win national championships during that spell and also gain International honours.
He has 24 years experience as a Golf Professional and is currently Captain of the PGA Scottish region for 2011/12.
Panmure is proud to be part of one of the six James Braid Golf Trails, exploring the legacy of James Braid as one of golf's greatest course designers. The trails have been established as a tribute to his immense contribution to the game as both champion golfer and golf course pioneer.