Spring Mixed Open

Event Details

Date: Wednesday, 26 May 2027

Format: Pairs Betterball Stableford

Category: Mixed

Entry Fee: £75.00

Handicap Limit: 28.2 (Ladies: 34.3)

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups open: 29 Oct 2026


The Spring Mixed Open is a mixed amateur golf competition held at Redditch Golf Club on Wednesday 26th May 2027. This is an open competition available to visitors and non-members. The event is a Mixed Pairs Betterball format (Am-Am), where teams of two players (mixed gender) compete together. Scoring is Stableford with an 85% handicap allowance. The maximum handicap index is 28.2 for Gents and 34.3 for Ladies. All competitors must have an official WHS handicap index and be a bona fide member of an affiliated Golf Club. Competitors should have returned a minimum of 3 acceptable scores in the 12 months prior to the competition. Food is included in the entry fee following play. Juniors are not permitted to enter. RGC members may enter; 5 Day members must pay the visitor entry fee. Visitors pay £75.00 per team. Tee times are Navy (Men) and Silver (Ladies).


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Venue

Redditch Golf Course

Worcestershire, England

Redditch Golf Club is a private members' golf course in Worcestershire, England, designed by the renowned architect Frank Pennink. The course features a challenging layout combining parkland and tree-lined holes that provides a demanding test of golf. A key characteristic is its outstanding greens, which were re-laid to USGA championship standards, earning recognition as among the best putting surfaces in the region. The course welcomes visitors and societies alongside its membership base, offering a friendly and welcoming environment. The club is complemented by comprehensive facilities including a clubhouse, bar, dining options, and pro shop. Redditch Golf Club is regarded as one of Worcestershire's finest golf courses, with visitors consistently praising both the quality of the course condition and the hospitality provided by staff and members.