List of celebrities for golfing event!

DAVID JOHNSON: A former striker who started his career at Everton before moving to Ipswich, but later made his name across Stanley Park with Liverpool between 1976 and 1982.  Winner of five league titles, three European Cups and two League Cups during that spell, David also scored six goals in just eight games for England.  Now a regular at Anfield on matchdays hosting hospitality lounges and can be heard on Radio Merseyside.  Has scored for both Liverpool clubs in the Merseyside derby!

NEALE COOPER: Born in India, Neale was a tough tackling member of Alex Ferguson’s all conquering Aberdeen side between 1979 and 1983.  Two league titles, four Scottish Cups, one league cup and the European Cup Winners Cup title after beating Real Madrid in the final were his honours.  Moved onto Rangers before then winning the first division title with Dunfermline in 1996.  Since managed Ross County, Hartlepool and Gillingham amongst others.

JIMMY CASE: Signed for Liverpool in 1973 and stayed in their first team for 8 years, picking up four league titles, a UEFA cup, three European Cups and league cup amongst his trophy haul.  Long playing career ended with a second spell at Brighton in 1996 where he was also briefly manager.

JOHN WATSON: In an era when Celtic and Rangers were paying millions for strikers, the Dunfermline star outdid them all by winning Scotland’s coveted Golden Boot award as top scorer in the country. All this from a man signed for ₤300 and a round of drinks!

JOHN LESLIE: A well known face on both BBC and ITV television, John presented long running children’s programme Blue Peter before fronting other shows including Wheel of Fortune and This Morning.  A well known celebrity supporter of Hibernian FC. 

ALEX TOTTEN: Started as an apprentice at Liverpool under Bill Shankly before a career path that peaked when he managed his home-town team Falkirk to the 1997 Scottish Cup Final. One of Scotland’s best-loved footballing personalities and a former team-mate of Jim at Dunfermline.

GORDON DURIE: A Fifer who worked his way up from lower-league football in his home county to play for Chelsea, Spurs and Rangers as well as well as racking up 43 Scotland caps, scoring seven times.  Played in two World Cup tournaments and two European Championships for his country.  Now back as assistant manager at his first club, East Fife.

JOHN BROWNLIE: A League Cup winner with Hibernian, he moved to Newcastle United following an eight year spell with the Edinburgh side.  Settling in the North East of England, he also played for Middlesbrough, Hartlepool United and Berwick Rangers.  Has held management positions at Cowdenbeath, Clyde, East Stirlingshire, Raith Rovers and Arbroath.

JOE HARPER: A goal machine who had two spells at home town club, Greenock Morton before a big money move to Aberdeen in 1969 where he won the Scottish Cup at the first time of asking.   A £180,000 move to Everton followed in 1972.  Moved to Hibs two years later where he scored a hat trick in the 1976 league cup final, but was still on the losing side!  Moved back to Aberdeen where he won League and League Cup winner medals.  Scored twice in four games for Scotland, appearing in the 1978 World Cup finals.

GORDON SMART: A star studded phone book and the editor of The Sun newspaper’s world-famous Bizarre showbiz column.  Likely to be spotted at all the big events throughout the entertainment world, but his greatest claim to fame is that he had the good sense to marry Jim’s lovely daughter Kate.

WILLIE GARNER: Willie played for Aberdeen between 1975 and 1981, winning the League cup along the way.  Brief spells followed at Celtic and Alloa (as player manager) before he returned to Aberdeen, as Alex Ferguson’s assistant manager.

GORDON SHERRY: A former British Amateur Golf Champion in 1995, Gordon also won the Walker Cup for Great Britain and Ireland the same year.  He has qualified to play in both the Open Championship at St Andrews, as well as the US Masters, before winning the Mauritius Masters the following year.

IMRE VARADI: A goalscorer who played for no less than 16 English clubs during his playing career, including Everton, Newcastle United, Sheffield Wednesday and ManchesterCity.  Also played for Leeds United when they were English Champions in 1992.

BOBBY DAVRO: Another well known face from British TV screens, Bobby was a staple of Saturday night ITV entertainment for many years in the 80s and 90s, with his impressions and comedy being hugely popular.  More recently seen as loveable rogue Vinnie Monks in Eastenders, he has been a pantomime regular for many a years in British theatre and remains a well known face on TV screens back home.