Texas Scramble

Event Details

Date: Sunday, 30 August 2026

Format: Team Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: £0.00

Entry Method: Online


Part of the Askernish Open Weekend 2026, held on Sunday 30th August at Askernish Golf Club. This is a fun and social Texas Scramble team competition, described as a lighter, more collaborative format perfect for teams looking to enjoy a relaxed team environment. Entry is free for players who have also played the Friday (MacKenzie & Ebert Stableford) and Saturday (Open Stroke Play) competitions of the Open Weekend. The event is open to visitors and non-members, with the weekend welcoming golfers from across the islands and beyond. For more details, contact the club captain, Martin Jacobs.


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Venue

Askernish Golf Club

Isle of South Uist, Na h-Eileanan Siar, Scotland

Askernish Golf Course is a historic links layout designed by Old Tom Morris in 1891 on the Isle of South Uist in the Outer Hebrides. The course is set on the Machair, a unique semi-natural Hebridean habitat characterized by shell sand soils and fertile plains, creating an extraordinarily distinctive golfing environment virtually untouched by modern development. The course is maintained without artificial irrigation, fertilizers, or pesticides, preserving its natural links character and earning recognition for sustainability practices. Players experience golf as it would have been played in Morris's era, with the dramatic island landscape and rugged terrain defining the playing experience. Askernish hosts several notable competitions including the Outer Hebrides Pairs Championship and the Askernish Open Weekend, which features multiple formats including strokeplay and scramble competitions. The course remains open year-round, offering a challenging and immersive links experience in one of Scotland's most remote and scenic locations. Its rediscovery and restoration have made it recognized as one of the world's most unique golf experiences.