Mixed Greensomes Open - Lord Fraser of Allander Trophy

Event Details

Date: Sunday, 30 August 2026

Format: Pairs Greensomes Strokeplay

Category: Mixed

Entry Fee: £15.00

Handicap Limit: 28.0 (Ladies: 36.0)

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups close: 27 Aug 2026


The Lord Fraser of Allander Mixed Open Greensomes is an open competition held on Sunday 30th August 2026 at Hilton Park Golf Club's Hilton Course. The format is Greensomes strokeplay (pairs). Men play from the yellow tees and ladies from the red tees. The event is open to visitors and non-members. Entry fee is £15 per person for visitors (£12 for members). The maximum handicap index is capped at 23.9 for men (equating to a course handicap of 28) and 31.6 for ladies (equating to a course handicap of 37); entries with higher handicaps are welcomed but capped for calculation purposes. The closing date for entries is 27th August 2026. Entries are made online via HowDidiDo. Start times are from 10:00 to 14:00. Enquiries can be directed to proshop@hiltonpark.co.uk or 0141 956 5125.


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Venue

Hilton Park Golf Club

Stirling, Scotland

Hilton Park Golf Club comprises two moorland courses situated in rural surroundings approximately 10 miles from Glasgow, Scotland. Both the Hilton and Allander courses were designed in 1927 by five-time Open Champion James Braid, establishing the club as home to notable golfers including future PGA Tour player Martin Laird. The courses are characterized as among Scotland's finest moorland layouts, offering distinctive playing experiences across varied terrain typical of moorland golf. The setting combines natural beauty with challenging conditions inherent to moorland courses. The club underwent significant development in 2017 during its 90th anniversary, implementing a major tree management project and investing in modern greenkeeping equipment to enhance course maintenance standards. The facility accommodates both members and visitors, with dedicated visitor services and green fee options available. The courses reflect Braid's classical design principles from the 1920s, providing both technical challenge and aesthetic appeal. The moorland setting provides natural drainage and distinctive character typical of this course type in Scotland's landscape.