The British Security Industry Association (BSIA) proudly organises the BSIA Golf Society, an exclusive network designed for professionals within the UK security sector. This society provides a welcoming environment where colleagues can come together, enjoy the sport of golf, and build lasting professional relationships.
The BSIA Golf Society is much more than a sporting group; it is a community dedicated to fostering connections among like-minded individuals who share a passion for golf. By participating, members have the opportunity to:
The BSIA Golf Society is open to both BSIA members and non-members alike.
The society is committed to cultivating a community whose members are enthusiastic about both the sport and the industry. Whether you are an experienced golfer or someone looking to improve their game, the BSIA Golf Society welcomes all skill levels. The primary aim is to promote enjoyment, camaraderie, and the spirit of fair play among colleagues.
Joining couldn’t be easier, in the first instance email us with your completed booking form to register your interest.
Membership is open to those working in the UK security industry who are keen to connect with peers and participate in golf activities. Regular events are organised throughout the year, providing ample opportunities for members to get involved and make the most of their shared interests.
There is a one-off annual BSIA membership administration fee of £35 per annum per individual payable with registration.

In 2025 we held two Golf Open events. We visited Belton Woods in July and Worsley Park in September. Both events had great attendance and we enjoyed some fantastic golf.
Thank you to the sponsors of these events: ADI, Pyronix, Nineteen Events and RISCO Group - your support makes these BSIA Golf Society Opens possible.
The 2026 BSIA Golf Society Open will commence on 7 May at Bush Hill Park Golf Club in London follwed by Slaley Hall Golf Club in July and Celtic Manor in September
Each event will be an individual Stableford (full handicaps) competition. Depending on how many events you decide to enter, your scores will be combined, and an average recorded against your appearances made.
i.e. If you play twice, scoring 33 points in your first round and 37 points in your second round, then your average score will be 35 points for the season (33+37) / 2 appearances = 35 points.
If you only choose to enter one event, that Stableford score will be recorded as your average for the season.
Whilst we will have an individual winner and runner-up at each BSIA Open Event, scores will continue to be tracked with an overall winner for the year being chosen by the best average Stableford score for 2026.
Handicaps will be tracked and adjusted after each event. Should you only enter once in the calendar, that handicap adjustment will roll over to the following season or the next time a player plays. Handicap adjustment will be plus or minus one handicap stroke for every two points above or below the average for the day's tournament.
The BSIA's Golf Society is run by the BSIA with a view to supporting and funding the organisation. A contribution will go towards the BSIA's chosen charities for the year. Handicaps will be recorded and adjusted accordingly by BSIA Chief Commercial Officer, Paddy Kyle. All finances will be managed by the BSIA Finance Team, and any administration will be managed by the BSIA Administration Team, BSIA Marketing and Communications Team and BSIA Membership Team.