Junior Open

Event Details ⚙

Date: Wednesday, 29 July 2026

Format: Individual

Category: Junior

Entry Fee: £15.00

Entry Method: Online

Junior Open singles competition at Staddon Heights Golf Club, an 18-hole clifftop course (par 70, 6164 yards) in Plymouth. Open to junior golfers. Visitor entry fee: £15.00; member entry fee: £10.00. Booking is made online via the BRS Golf portal. Players without a WHS-approved handicap must be able to play to an acceptable standard. Standard golf dress code applies (no denims, sports shorts, or football/rugby tops; spikes may be worn). Booking becomes available at 9pm, 4 days in advance. Tee times are available from 11:40 with slots at 8-minute intervals. Cancellation can be done online or by contacting the club. Bookings are transferable.

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Venue

Staddon Heights Golf Club

Plymouth, Devon, England

Staddon Heights is an 18-hole cliff-top golf course established in 1904, located on the outskirts of Plymouth, Devon. The course plays to a par of 70 with a yardage of 6,164 yards, offering challenges suitable for players of all standards. The course benefits from a distinctive elevated coastal setting, providing panoramic views across Plymouth Sound, the Devon and Cornwall coastline, the city of Plymouth, and inland vistas over Dartmoor and Bodmin hills. The cliff-top terrain creates a naturally dramatic landscape that defines the playing experience. Over more than a century, Staddon Heights has matured into a well-established layout that balances enjoyment with competition. The course is complemented by comprehensive clubhouse facilities including a restaurant, bar, and function rooms, making it suitable for both casual play and larger group events. The elevated positioning and coastal views are notable features that distinguish the course from typical inland layouts in the region.