Friday & Birdie

Event Details

Date: Friday, 18 September 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: €10.00

Handicap Limit: 54.0 (Ladies: 54.0)

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups close: 17 Sep 2026


Annual individual Stableford competition over 18 holes held at Golf Municipal d'Évreux. The series runs weekly on Fridays from April 10 to October 30, 2026. Specific competition dates include August 21, September 18, October 2, October 16, and October 30. Players choose their tee markers (White, Yellow, Blue, or Red) during registration; White tees are for handicap index below 16.4. If no choice is made, Red tees are assigned to ladies and Yellow tees to men. Mixed divisions are determined by the competitor's index on the morning of the first event: 1st series 0-16.4, 2nd series 16.5-36, 3rd series 36.1-54. Points are awarded based on net scores. A 'Birdie Hunt' awards 1 point per birdie, 2 per eagle, and 3 per albatross. Additional bonuses are given for net scores. To be eligible for the final annual ranking, competitors must have participated in at least 6 events. Prize-giving takes place on the evening of the final event (October 31). Entry fee is 10 EUR for non-subscribers (7 EUR for subscribers). Entry is via online form.


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Venue

Garden Golf Evreux

Normandie, France

Golf Municipal d'Évreux is an 18-hole course stretching 6,291 meters, located 3 kilometers from Evreux's city center, positioned between Paris and Deauville. The course offers versatility through two distinct 9-hole configurations: one starting from hole 1 featuring links-style terrain that is flat and lengthy, and another from hole 10 presenting a more technical layout with woodland, rolling topography, and water hazards. The course demands strategic thinking, requiring players to balance tactical awareness with technical precision and power. Notable signature holes include the par-3 13th, which plays over a former railway line, and the 18th, a left dogleg bordered by water with views overlooking the clubhouse and restaurant. The facility provides comprehensive practice amenities for golfers of all levels, including a compact 9-hole practice course, a 30-station driving range with 10 covered bays, a putting green, and a short-game area. The course operates with environmental respect as a guiding principle, supporting player development from beginners through advanced golfers seeking score improvement.