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In general it’s cold at the rugby. Exposed pitches mean that the elements are free to ravage you
during the game (and some pitches are more exposed than others – a trip to Strathaven can be
described as ‘bracing’ at best).
Matches are not played if the ground is snowed over or too hard as players may get injured when
they are tackled. However rain, mud, sleet and wind are in general no impediment to play and
you should dress accordingly.
Luckily the home ground of Lochinch has a bar that is on the first floor of the clubhouse building
and has full-length windows allowing a view of the pitch. If you are a member or a guest of a
member then you are welcome to use the bar area which is very conducive to relaxed and warm
match viewing from inside when the weather gets too foul. In general we would recommend
sticking to the touchline though as it’s much more fun for both the supporters and for the team.
during the game (and some pitches are more exposed than others – a trip to Strathaven can be
described as ‘bracing’ at best).
Matches are not played if the ground is snowed over or too hard as players may get injured when
they are tackled. However rain, mud, sleet and wind are in general no impediment to play and
you should dress accordingly.
Luckily the home ground of Lochinch has a bar that is on the first floor of the clubhouse building
and has full-length windows allowing a view of the pitch. If you are a member or a guest of a
member then you are welcome to use the bar area which is very conducive to relaxed and warm
match viewing from inside when the weather gets too foul. In general we would recommend
sticking to the touchline though as it’s much more fun for both the supporters and for the team.