Seniors Open, Men and Ladies

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Date: Wednesday, 15 July 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Senior

Entry Fee: £25.00

Entry Method: Online


Abernethy Golf Club's Seniors Open is an individual stableford competition open to senior golfers, both men and ladies. Entry fee is £25.00. Prizes: £100 for 1st Prize, £60 for 2nd Prize, £40 for 3rd Prize, and £60 for Scratch Man and Woman. Entry can be made via the My SG app, by email, or through the club's website entry form.


Prizes

£100 1st Prize, £60 2nd Prize, £40 3rd Prize, £60 Scratch Man and Woman


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Venue

Abernethy Golf club

Highland, Scotland

Abernethy Golf Club is a 9-hole Highland course located in Nethy Bridge, situated between Aviemore and Grantown-on-Spey in the Scottish Highlands. The course offers traditional Highland golf and is designed to be accessible for beginners while providing a genuine challenge for experienced players. Golf Monthly has noted that the course features "three incredibly difficult holes," contributing to its appeal as a proper test of golf despite its compact layout. The setting within the Cairngorms National Park provides scenic Highland views and terrain. The course welcomes both members and visitors, offering flexible play options with the ability to complete either 9 or 18 holes. Walk-ons are generally welcome, and the club actively hosts open competitions throughout the year, with scheduled events published annually. The facility includes the Forest Kitchen and Cafe, providing refreshments and catering services for groups and societies. Abernethy maintains active membership sections for men, seniors, ladies, and juniors, alongside regular individual and team competitions. The club emphasizes accessibility for all skill levels, from complete beginners to low-handicap golfers, making it a welcoming destination for Highland golf in Scotland's premier golf destination.