IFIELD GOLF OPEN WEEK 2026 - 4 Player Texas Scramble

Event Details ⚙

Date: Wednesday, 29 July 2026

Format: Team Scramble Strokeplay

Category: Open

Entry Fee: £35.00

Entry Method: Online

4 Player Texas Scramble held on Wednesday 29th July 2026 as part of Ifield Golf Open Week 2026. Teams of 4 (4 Men, 4 Ladies, or 2 Ladies and 2 Men only — no other combinations allowed). Men play from White tees, Ladies from Red tees. Handicap allowance: 25%, 20%, 15%, 10% from lowest to highest playing handicap within the team. Format: Texas Scramble with minimum of 4 tee shots per player. Lift, clean and place allowed within 1 club length (no nearer the hole) on fairway or closely mown areas; otherwise drop within 1 club length. Play from exact spot on putting greens. Entry fee: £35 per person for visitors, payable online on entry (£140 per team). For club members and their guests, payments of £5pp (members) and £27.50pp (guests) are taken in the Pro Shop on the day; these cannot be paid from competition accounts and must be by card or cash only. A Wednesday BBQ is provided during golf week (12 noon until 7pm), featuring beef burgers, jumbo hot dogs, lamb kofta kebabs, tandoori chicken kebabs, Cajun chicken burgers, and a selection of salads. Signup closes at 4:00 pm on 29/07/2026. Current entries: 210.

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Venue

Ifield Golf and Country Club

Ifield, West Sussex, England

A mature parkland golf course founded in 1927, Ifield Golf Club lies on the west side of Crawley, Sussex. Designed by the same architects responsible for the redesign of Royal Birkdale that same year, the course measures 6,319 yards and plays to a par 70. The layout consists of two loops of nine holes and has remained largely unaltered over its nearly century-long history, preserving its original character and challenge. The course was originally described as "as close to the ideal of inland golf as a parkland course could possibly be," offering a complete test of modern golf architecture. Set within a mature parkland setting, Ifield provides much the same examination of golf as it did when established, with the course retaining its established design principles and strategic demands. The relatively modest yardage and par rating belie the comprehensive challenge presented across the routing, making it one of the most respected and established parkland courses in Sussex.