OPEN - Junior Medal Competition (Justin Rose Telegraph Qualifier)

Event Details ⚙

Date: Saturday, 01 August 2026

Format: Individual

Scoring: Strokeplay

Category: Junior

Entry Fee: £20.00

Entry Method: Online

The Justin Rose Telegraph Qualifier is an open junior medal competition (individual strokeplay) held at Lancaster Golf Club, Lancashire, on Saturday 1 August 2026. Boys play from the Yellow tees and girls from the Red tees. Playing handicap is 95% of course handicap; maximum playing handicap is 36. Entry is open to playing members of recognised and affiliated golf clubs. Prize eligibility requires a full scoring record of 20 or more scores containing a minimum of six singles competition scorecards. No caddies are permitted; parents, relatives, and spectators must not be near players on fairways or greens. Score balancing is in operation for both gross and nett scores. Prizes are awarded in the following categories (as recommended by Justin Rose organisers): Best Gross and Nett Winner – Girls; Best Gross and Nett Winner – Boys; prizes for the next two nett scores in each category not already receiving a prize. Competitors are only eligible for one prize. Signup closes at midnight on 1 August 2026.

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Venue

Lancaster Golf Club

Lancaster, Lancashire, England

Lancaster Golf Club, designed by renowned architect James Braid, is a highly regarded course in Lancashire featuring 2 loops of 9 holes with a par of 71. Located near Ashton-with-Stodday, the course offers stunning views of the Lakeland Hills, Trough of Bowland, and the Lune Estuary, creating a visually striking setting. The layout provides a fair challenge for both accomplished and intermediate golfers, with the course ranked among Lancashire's top 20 courses. Lancaster has hosted the Lancashire County Championship on several occasions, establishing itself as a prestigious venue. The club benefits from the Grade 1 listed Ashton Hall clubhouse, dating to the 14th century, which offers accommodation with 11 en-suite bedrooms and excellent dining facilities. Additional amenities include a PGA Professional Shop, practice area, and driving range. The club is committed to inclusivity as a signatory to the R&A Women in Golf Charter.