If you're travelling south for the Calcutta Cup on the 21st March, you may be interested in this press release for London Scottish Calculla Cup Carnival.

The London Scottish Calcutta Cup Carnival takes place on the 21st March 2009, less than 1 mile from the 6 Nations action at Twickenham!

London Scottish have joined up with VisitScotland and Deuchars for this great event. With London Scottish v Rugby Lions at 1pm followed by England v Scotland and Wales v Ireland live on the big screen, it will be a real rugby festival!

With marquees, live music, Pipe and Drum Bands, VisitScotland Interactive Tour Bus, big screen TVs for all 6 Nations action, Rugtech Shop, international guest speakers and pre-match hospitality, it will be a day (and night!) to remember.

There are 3 different packages that you can enjoy down at London Scottish on the day:

• £10 - Access to the Calcutta Cup Carnival includes LSFC v Rugby Lions fixture and enjoy the Calcutta Cup Festival Atmosphere and interactive games – from 12pm for all Calcutta Cup pre match atmosphere
• £20 - Access to the Calcutta Carnival ground, LSFC v Rugby Lions, and the Saudex marquee to watch the big game from 3:15pm on huge live-screen TV's with pre- and post- match analysis from our guest speakers. LSFC v Rugby Lions 1pm, England v Scotland 3.30pm and Wales v Ireland 5.30pm.
• £65/£75 – Calcutta Cup Hospitality package - Access to LSFC v Rugby Lions and all day access to the corporate marquee with a delicious three-course lunch, entertainment, guest speakers and the all 6 Nations matches on Big screen TV and Live music to round the day off.

For further information or to book, contact admin@londonscottish.com, call 020 8940 7156 or visit www.londonscottish.com.

Glasgow's Max Evans has been catching the eye on the rugby pitch but he knows his way around a golf course too.

Before joining Glasgow Warriors Max worked as a teaching professional at the Pinheiros Altos resort in Portugal where his father is director of golf.

But with brother Thom making an impact with Glasgow, Max asked Sean Lineen for a trial with the club. The rest is history with Max now playing alongside his brother for Glasgow and Scotland.

Max hasn't turned his back on golf as he points out in Bunkered: "Becoming a teaching pro again is definitely something I'd like to go back to. I've even started taking Chinese lessons in the event that I could maybe move there to teach and take advantage of its huge golf boom.

"Anything to do with golf would be great though. That might be golf course management, might be golf course architecture. I guess we'll just have to wait and see what the future brings. But, yes, for sure, I'm determined to get back into it eventually. It's only 'on hold' until such times as my body starts telling me it can't take rugby anymore."

Glasgow and Scotland supporters will be hoping Max won't be returning to golf any time soon, but luckily he can still get in some practice on the course: "I play with Dan (Parks) whenever I get a chance, and the two Argentinian boys, Bernardo Stortoni and Jose Maria Nunez Piossek, enjoy a round as well. In fact, Jose has been on at me to give him a lesson ever since he joined the team last summer."

To read the full story, pick up the latest edition of Bunkered, issue 89, available now from all good newsagents.