Over 50's amam - Any Combi - (Brownlow Course)

Event Details ⚙

Date: Wednesday, 09 September 2026

Format: Team Am am Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: £45.00

Entry Method: Online

Over 50's AM/AM Any Combination Open played on the Brownlow Course. Teams of 4 players, any combination of male and/or female players aged 50 or over. 2 scores to count. Tees: Yellow (Men), Red (Ladies). Handicap allowance: 85%. Players must hold a Handicap Index at an affiliated golf club. Entry fee: £45.00 per visitor, £20.00 per member, full payment required online at entry. Entries close at 11:59 pm on 08/09/2026. Alternatively, enter by emailing competitions@beltonpark.co.uk with full name, handicap, and CDH number for all players. No refunds for cancellation. Prizes are awarded as vouchers; all winners will be notified and prizes sent to the contact details of the lead player. A prize voucher will also be awarded to the top all-visitors team not in the main prizes. A list of prize winners will be published on the Belton Park Golf Club website.

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Venue

Belton Park Golf Club

Grantham, Lincolnshire, England

Belton Park Golf Club, founded in 1890, is located within the historic National Trust estate of Belton House near Grantham, Lincolnshire. The club features 27 holes across three courses (Brownlow, Belmont, and Ancaster) set within 240 acres of parkland landscape. The course is known for its spectacular views of the surrounding National Trust grounds and abundant wildlife, including fallow deer that roam freely throughout the property. As one of the finest golf courses in the East Midlands, Belton Park presents unique and challenging holes designed to test golfers of varying abilities. The parkland setting provides an attractive natural environment with mature trees and open fairways characteristic of traditional English golf course design. The club regularly hosts England golf events, reflecting its standing within competitive amateur golf. The course operates with seasonal variations, including winter tees and preferred lies during inclement weather. Belton Park maintains high standards as a private members' club while welcoming visitors, with comprehensive facilities including a recently renovated clubhouse offering dining and event services.