Gent's 36 Hole Open

Event Details ⚙

Date: Sunday, 07 June 2026

Format: Individual

Scoring: Stableford

Category: Mens

Entry Fee: £60.00

Entry Method: Online

Description

The Gent's 36 Hole Open takes place at Forfar Golf Club in Forfar, United Kingdom on June 7, 2026. This men's individual competition features stableford scoring across 36 holes, offering golfers an engaging test of consistency over two rounds. With an entry fee of GBP 60.00, it presents an accessible opportunity for competitors to participate in a substantive tournament format.

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Venue

Forfar Golf Club

Forfar, Angus, Scotland

Forfar Golf Club is a historic 18-hole course located in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. It holds the distinction of being the world's first golf course designed as an 18-hole course from its inception, laid out by the legendary Tom Morris Senior in 1871. The course was redesigned in 1926 by James Braid, though 13 of the original 1871 greens and holes remain in their original or similar locations. The course features a superb variety of holes set against a stunning backdrop, with excellent putting surfaces throughout. Notable holes include a par 3 fifth hole and a par 4 sixth hole. The 18-hole layout offers challenges suitable for golfers of varying abilities, from those seeking a challenging round to those preferring a friendly, enjoyable game. Forfar Golf Club has received significant recognition, including ranking in the top 50 "Best Value Courses" in Great Britain and Ireland according to Golf World magazine (2023), and being listed in Scotland's Top 100 Golf Courses by National Club Golfer (2023). The club is rated as a fantastic venue for society and group bookings, making it both a premier golfing destination and an essential experience for golf historians and enthusiasts.