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EDDIE ROBERTS

Handicap: 20.6

One of the Founding Foreskins, Eddie competed in the first 17 Breadalbane weekends, before stepping away in 2024.

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JAMES CORNELIUS

Handicap: 24.0

Corny was also one of the Founding Foreskins and held the position of Judge at the Saturday night court session. He also tends to win nearest the pin.

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STEVEN ROBERTS

Handicap: 8.6

Three time winner Steven only missed out on the first Breadalbane as he was busy attending a Jonas Brothers concert.

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CRAIG ROBERTS

Handicap: 18.0

Founding Foreskin Edgy remains the only Roberts to have never etched his name into the Breadalbane Quaich.

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ANDY ROBERTS

Handicap: 17.5

Andy was also one of the original Founding Foreskins back in 2007. Taking home the Quaich in 2012, Andy became the 3rd Roberts to take the title.

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ALEX SMITH JNR

Handicap: 2.2

Alex was one of the original Founding Foreskins and was only able to compete in two Breadalbane's before emigrating to New Zealand.

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PAUL MATUSZCZYK

Handicap: 28.0

Another of the original Founding Foreskins, Spof always adds colour to the weekend with his language and unique golfing style.

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JASON KERR

Handicap: 28.0

Jason was also one of the original Founding Foreskins of the event, recently returning after missing several years due to ongoing injury problems.

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STEVEN RODGERS

Handicap: 28.0

A Founding Foreskin back in 2007, Dodge has returned to Breadalbane competition with a new found zen, after taking some time away from the course due to anger issues.

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GARY CORNELIUS

Handicap: 26.0

Gaz is the younger brother of Judge Corny and one of the most popular members of the Breadalbane roster, lifting the Quaich in 2015.

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MILES SHAW

Handicap: 28.0

A proud Welshman, Miles has been a regular competitor at the Breadalbane since making his debut in 2010.

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JOHN BRUCE

Handicap: 9.2

After debuting in 2011 as a last minute replacement, Brucey has been a consistent presence at the Breadalbane and has lifted the Quaich twice.

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ALISTAIR BROOKS

Handicap: 10.3

Ali made his Breadalbane debut back in 2010 and then reappeared 9 years later, before bowing out again in 2023.

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ADAM DUNCAN

Handicap: 3.5

Big hitting Adam joined the Breadalbane in 2017 and lifted the famous Quaich in 2020 after an outstanding performance at Murrayshall.

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ANTON MOWATT

Handicap: 28.0

Anton had a prestigious start to his Breadalbane career by being a last minute replacement to the 10 year anniversary event in Tenerife.

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STUART LOVE

Handicap: 17.7

Stu debuted in 2017 when the competition went to Benidorm and it didn't take him long to lift the Quaich in just his second appearance.

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BLAIR REID

Handicap: 17.0

Powerhouse Blair blasted his way to the Quaich in 2019 in just his second Breadalbane event.

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IAN BAIRD

Handicap: 6.7

Ian started his Breadalbane career in 2020 at Murrayshall and has finished strongly in both competitions he has featured in so far.

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JOHN MCLUCKIE

Handicap: 8.9

Big John has impressed since making his Breadalbane bow in 2020 with strong showings and usually being in contention at the top end of the leaderboard.

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IAIN MURRAY

Handicap: 21.0

Gleneagles member Iain has been a welcome addition to the Breadalbane roster since his debut in 2020.

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DARREN PETERSEN

Handicap: 20.0

Another who made his debut in 2020 at Murrayshall, Darren has been working hard at his game to bring himself into contention for the Quaich.

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DAVE COOK

Handicap: 28.0

Dave made his Breadalbane debut in 2021 on the Cardrona in Peebles with a respectable showing.

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MARC BARRET

Handicap: 20.0

Frenchman Marc was another debutant in Peebles and went on to lift The Quaich in just his second appearance at Wokefield.

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JIMMY RAMSAY

Handicap: 17.1

Jimmy was a Breadalbane stalwart between 2008 and 2016 with an incredible record of finishing in 2nd place several times without ever lifting the famous Quaich.

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BARRY RAMSAY

Handicap: 25.0

Baz was a regular on the Breadalbane circuit until a career in teaching took over. Returning in 2022, Baz captained the Taymouth team at Heron's Reach.

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ANDREW BLACKHURST

Handicap: 28.0

Blackie was responsible for one of the most legendary moments in Breadalbane history, unfortunately for him it was a tee shot that went backwards. He returned in 2021 after a few years away from the weekend.

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STUART HENDERSON

Handicap: 12.0

Stu debuted at Linden Hall in 2012 and went on to compete for the Quaich 6 times. Consistently up at the top end of the leaderboard, Stu has never quite managed to get it over the line on the Sunday.

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LEX MCTAGGART

Handicap: 15.8

Ayrshire native Lex has competed in 4 Breadalbane weekends, taking home the award in 2013 at The Essex. Famous for having the biggest slice in golf, Lex is a popular member of the society.

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STEVEN MACKINNON

Handicap: 28.0

Golfing patrons up and down the land were delighted when Bernie stepped aside from the Breadalbane in 2014, now safe from his stuntman antics in a buggy which have included jumping a bunker.

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JOHN NELSON

Handicap: 28.0

Nelly failed to reappear at the Breadalbane after securing the first ever 'Jacket of Shame' at Oulton Hall in 2011. He is fondly remembered for the Jolly Green Giant outfit

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ROBBIE JARDINE

Handicap: 22.0

Robbie waltzed into his first ever Breadalbane by taking home the trophy in 2017. He would go on to compete in just one more but has his name etched in history.

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PETE CHAMBERS

Handicap: x

A last-minute replacement at Valle Del Este in 2015, Pete made 2 Breadalbane appearances including a fine win at the 10th anniversary celebration in Tenerife.

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RIC HOOLEY

Handicap: 28.0

Ric enjoyed a 100% record in Breadalbane appearances, he took the home the green jacket of shame every time. He liked it so much that the society still hasn't had it back.

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JORGE CONDECO

Handicap: x

Jorge appeared at Breadalbane VI during the rain deluge at Linden Hall, where he picked up a longest drive award.

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JAMES WELSH

Handicap: x

A solitary appearance at Wychwood Park saw James finish a respectable 7th. However, seeing Corny win the Quaich was enough for him to never return.

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CHRIS KERR

Handicap: x

Records show that Chris participated in Breadalbane III, hosted at Maften Hall. This was his only appearance to date.

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ALEX KEIR

Handicap: 18.1

Alex made his debut at Heron's Reach in Blackpool for BB17 and claimed the Quaich at just the second time of asking in 2024.

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CHRIS TAYLOR

Handicap: 14.1

Chris made his debut at Belton Woods in 2025, putting in a respectable showing for his first appearance.

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