Captains Charity Day

Event Details ⚙

Date: Friday, 10 July 2026

Format: Team

Scoring: Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: £50.00

Max Players: 4

Description

Join us for the Captains Charity Day at Reddish Vale Golf Course on July 10, 2026. This open event welcomes golfers of all abilities to compete in teams using Stableford scoring. For just £50 per entry, you'll enjoy a day of competitive golf in support of charity. Register your team today for what promises to be an engaging team competition.

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Venue

Reddish Vale Golf Course

Greater Manchester, England

Reddish Vale Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course designed in 1912 by renowned architect Dr Alister MacKenzie, situated on 100 acres in Reddish, Stockport, within the M60 motorway and approximately 5 miles from Manchester city centre. Despite its urban location, the course maintains a secluded setting and is described as the most spectacular golf course in the Manchester area. The course showcases MacKenzie's distinctive design philosophy, featuring quirky and engaging layouts across varied terrain. The design has attracted international attention from leading course architects, including notable modern designer Tom Doak, and continues to receive significant recognition. Reddish Vale has hosted prestigious tournaments, including the 2023 Cheshire Matchplay Championship, which garnered accolades from both county officials and competing players. The course has been rated in the top 200 courses in England by Today's Golfer magazine and ranked number 10 among the best courses in Cheshire according to recent rankings. The combination of MacKenzie's architectural expertise and the naturally perfect landscape creates a challenging yet enjoyable playing experience, with the course recognized for its interesting and distinctive characteristics that continue to impress golfers and course design professionals alike.