Buckley Trophy 4BBB Medal

Event Details

Date: Saturday, 25 July 2026

Format: Pairs Betterball Strokeplay

Category: Mens

Entry Fee: £25.00

Handicap Limit: 18.0

Entry Method: Online


The Buckley Trophy 4BBB Medal is a Gents-only open competition held at Halifax Bradley Hall Golf Club on Saturday 25th July 2026. The event is an 18-hole Four Ball Betterball (4BBB) Medal (strokeplay) competition. Teams of two players compete as individuals (singles format). The maximum handicap for gentlemen after all adjustments is 18. Entrants must have 6 registered rounds within the previous 12 months, with a minimum of 3 rounds in competitions. Handicap allowance is 85% from the White Tees. Optional 2s and no-play are available on the day. Entry is open to both members and visitors. Member entry fee is £20.00; visitor entry fee is £25.00. Booking is available online through the club's tee time booking system.


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Venue

Halifax Bradley Hall Golf Club

West Yorkshire, England

Founded in 1907, Halifax Bradley Hall Golf Club is located in a picturesque valley near Junction 23 of the M62 in West Yorkshire, combining moorland and parkland holes. The course is situated in Holywell Green, close to the vibrant village of West Vale and historic Halifax town centre. The club hosts frequent Union & County events, demonstrating the quality of both the course and clubhouse facilities. Halifax Bradley Hall offers comprehensive golfing facilities including a fully covered members-only driving range with a separate teaching bay, a large practice putting green with chipping stations, and additional warm-up bays positioned in front of the Grade II listed clubhouse. The course presents a mixture of terrain that provides variety in playing conditions and difficulty. The combination of excellent facilities and scenic surroundings makes it popular with both members and visiting golfers, including societies. The venue is welcoming to all golfers seeking to enjoy and develop their skills in a well-maintained setting that combines golfing challenge with attractive landscape views.