Mens Wednesday Open Competition

Event Details ⚙

Date: Wednesday, 28 April 2027

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Mens

Entry Method: Online

Woodenbridge Golf Club hosts a weekly Wednesday afternoon open competition for men. This is an individual strokeplay/stableford event open to visiting non-member golfers as well as club members. The competition is part of the club's regular open competition schedule. Entries are booked online via the club's tee time booking system at www.brsgolf.com/woodenbridge/opens_home.php. The entry fee for visitors is €45.00 (members pay €5.00). Handicap certificates are required for open competitions. Normal GUI/ILGU dress code applies. The competition is typically a singles strokeplay or stableford event held on Wednesday afternoons. Tee times and availability can be viewed and booked through the club's online reservation system.

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Venue

Woodenbridge Golf Course

County Wicklow, Ireland

Woodenbridge Golf Club is an 18-hole Par 71 parkland course (Par 72 for ladies) designed by Patrick Merrigan. Located in the Vale of Avoca near Arklow, County Wicklow, the course is characterized by its scenic riverside setting, with the Avoca and Aughrim rivers coming into play on ten holes, providing challenges for players of all handicaps. The course spans 6,341 yards from the back tees with multiple tee options. Notable holes include the 437-yard par 4 sixth, the par 3s at holes 8 and 17 described as stunning but dangerous, and the impressive par 5 eighteenth hole. The closing holes are known for significantly impacting scoring opportunities. The men's course record stands at 65, set by Jay Stafford in August 2022. The ladies' record of 67 is held by Louise Mernagh (2007) and was equalled by professional golfer Leona Maguire in 2009. The course features colour-coded pin positions and maintains seasonal local rules posted on the notice board.