Jackie Frith Mixed Open

Event Details

Date: Thursday, 01 October 2026

Format: Pairs Betterball

Category: Mixed

Entry Fee: £30.00

Handicap Limit: 28.0 (Ladies: 36.0)

Entry Method: Online


The Jackie Frith Mixed Open takes place at Oakmere Park Golf Club (Admirals Front 9 course), Oxton, Nottinghamshire on Thursday 1st October 2026. This is a mixed Four Ball Betterball competition (2-player teams) open to both male and female golfers. Entry is available online via the club's BRS Golf booking page. Men must have a handicap of 28 or less; ladies must have a handicap of 36 or less. If you do not have a handicap, you must be able to play to an equivalent standard. Member entry fee is £18.00; visitor entry fee is £30.00. Strict dress code applies: all shirts must have a collar and be tucked in, trousers/shorts must be tailored, footwear must be golf shoes, and all players must have their own golf bag and clubs (sharing not permitted). Sportswear and trainers are not permitted.


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Venue

Oakmere Park Golf Club

Southwell, Nottinghamshire, England

Oakmere Park Golf Club is located in Oxton, Southwell, Nottinghamshire, and features three distinctive courses set within a beautiful heathland landscape. The club offers the Championship 18-hole Admirals Course, designed as a true test of skill, alongside the full-length 9-hole Commanders Course and the Par 3 Captains Course for short game practice. The courses benefit from free-draining ground conditions, making Oakmere one of the driest and most challenging courses in Nottinghamshire with excellent playing conditions year-round. The heathland terrain and natural landscape provide a challenging and scenic setting. The club caters to golfers of all abilities, from championship players to those developing their skills. Oakmere also hosts competitive events, including club championships and team competitions following Ryder Cup formats, demonstrating its role as an active golfing community.