GHA RFC is a rugby union club in Glasgow, Scotland, formed in 2002 by the merger of Glasgow Southern RFC and Hutchesons'–Aloysians RFC. It plays at Braidholm and offers youth, mini, senior, veterans' and social rugby. In the 2026/27 season its men's first team plays in the Arnold Clark Premiership, with fixtures scheduled from 29 August 2026.
History
The club was created by the 2002 merger of Glasgow Southern RFC and Hutchesons'–Aloysians RFC. The amalgamation was formalised in May 2002.
The club's veterans' side, the Gazelles, had a perfect season in 1999–2000, winning all 25 of its matches.
Honours
Honours by the club's count, as of August 2026:
- National League 1 champions: 2024/25
- Scottish Cup winners: 2024/25
Ground
The club plays at Braidholm, Braidholm Road, Glasgow G46 6EB.
Teams and training
As of August 2026, the club runs youth, mini, senior, veterans' and social rugby, and is developing a pathway for girls and women. It welcomes players of all abilities, from those who want to play socially to those who hope to play professionally.