Sherborne Mixed Individual Open (Medal)

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Date: Saturday, 15 August 2026

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Mixed

Entry Fee: £30.00

Handicap Limit: 24.0 (Ladies: 30.3)

Entry Method: Online


Mixed singles strokeplay open competition played on Sherborne Golf Club's 18-hole parkland course (James Braid designed, par 72, approximately 6,400 yards from the back tees), Sherborne, Dorset. All players must hold a current World Handicap System (WHS) Handicap Index; those without one will not be eligible for prizes. Handicap Index limits: men 24.0 (white tees) / 25.1 (yellow tees), women 30.3 (unless otherwise specified). Online booking required via ClubV1; entry must be accompanied by the correct entry fee. Booking closes two weeks before the competition date (08/08/2026). No refunds after the closing date. Ties decided by countback using the ClubV1 system. Prize winners announced within 24 hours of close of play; results posted on the club website within 3 days. Prizes include Pro Shop products and/or Foremost Golf vouchers (redeemable at any Foremost Pro Shop or via the Foremost website). Smart casual wear required in the clubhouse; suitable golfing attire required on the course. Buggies available, subject to weather conditions. Juniors welcome but must be accompanied by an adult. Competitors play off the tees as specified for each competition. All competitions played in accordance with the Rules of Golf as approved by the R&A and local course rules.


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Venue

Sherborne Golf Club

Dorset, England

Sherborne Golf Club, founded in 1894, was designed by the renowned Scottish architect James Braid. Located in Higher Clatcombe, Dorset, the course has been in existence for over 130 years and has undergone numerous improvements and extensions since its original design. The course is recognised as one of the major courses in the Southwest, offering fantastic views across the surrounding landscape combined with a challenging layout. The terrain and setting provide both visual appeal and considerable difficulty for players of all levels. The club operates multiple roll-up groups and competitive inter- and intra-club competitions, catering to a range of golfing abilities. Visitors and members have access to the first tee throughout the day, with organised tee times available from 11:00am (10:30am in winter). Practice facilities include pitching, putting, and bunker areas. The club is expanding its offering with plans to open a new 12-bay covered and 6 open-bay driving range featuring Trackman technology and a studio in 2026, creating what will be described as Dorset's premier practice facility. The club welcomes juniors through its dedicated academy programme and maintains relationships with local schools and the Dorset County Golf Union.