Solway Salver

Event Details ⚙

Date: Saturday, 22 August 2026

Format: Individual

Scoring: Strokeplay

Category: Ladies

Handicap Limit: 36.0

Entry Method: Online

The Solway Salver is a ladies open individual strokeplay competition held at Powfoot Golf Club on 22 August 2026. The competition is played over 18 holes with a 95% handicap allowance applied. There are two divisions: Division 1 for playing handicaps -10 to 20, and Division 2 for playing handicaps 21 to 36. Maximum handicap is 36. To be eligible for prizes, players must demonstrate they have completed at least one of the following from their home club in the past 12 months: played in 3 counting club competitions (singles), played 3 x 18-hole registered general play scores, or played 3 x 9-hole registered general play scores. Failure to meet this requirement will result in disqualification from prizes (medical exemptions may be considered). Scores must be entered on screen in the lounge. Ties are decided on countback over the last 9, 6, 3, and 1 holes. For late entries contact the office on 01461 204100. No refunds are given for open competition cancellations, and no amendments to pairings can be made on the day.

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Venue

Powfoot Golf Club

Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland

Powfoot Golf Club is a historic course opened in 1903 and redesigned by legendary architect James Braid in 1923. Located in Dumfriesshire, South West Scotland, it combines links and parkland golf in breathtaking scenery. The course presents challenging holes set among whins and gorse, earning its reputation as "one of golf's best kept secrets." The layout features a mixture of terrain that tests players of varying abilities. Notable accomplishments include hosting the 2020 Scottish Girls' Open Championship. Winter play involves specific protocols including winter greens on holes 1, 2, 3, 15, and 16, with lift-and-place rules in operation. The course maintains high standards of presentation and offers friendly hospitality to all visitors, from seasoned golfers to casual players. The terrain and strategic placement of hazards provide a significant challenge while the natural Scottish landscape enhances the playing experience. Buggies are not permitted on the course, preserving its traditional character and condition.