Men's Pairs Open

Event Details ⚙

Date: Wednesday, 07 October 2026

Format: Pairs Stableford

Category: Mens

Entry Fee: £120.00

Entry Method: Online

Men's Pairs Open at Berkhamsted Golf Club, played over 18 holes from the White tees. Stableford scoring with an 85% handicap allowance. The event is open to men, with a restriction of a maximum of one Berkhamsted Golf Club member per pair, making it primarily a visitor-friendly open event. Entry fee is £120.00 per pair, which includes coffee and bacon rolls before the round and a two-course meal afterwards. Online signup is available, closing at 12:00 am on 30 September 2026.

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Venue

Berkhamsted Golf Club

Berkhamsted Golf Course, Hertfordshire, England

Berkhamsted Golf Club is an 18-hole heathland course situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty in Berkhamsted. The course is characterized by its natural, undeveloped landscape with fairways flanked by gorse, heather, and trees. A defining feature is the complete absence of man-made bunkers; instead, the course relies exclusively on natural hazards to provide its challenge. This distinctive design creates a unique test that has challenged both amateur and club golfers throughout its history. The terrain and setting reflect traditional heathland golf, with the course surrounded by beautiful countryside that includes views of wildlife such as Ashridge deer and diverse birdlife. The natural hazards and vegetation-lined fairways demand strategic play and shot-making skills. The course offers a compelling blend of natural beauty and golfing challenge, appealing to players who appreciate classical heathland design and golf played in harmony with the landscape. The clubhouse overlooks the surrounding heathland, providing views of the natural environment that defines the course.