Open Competition

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Date: Wednesday, 15 July 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Mens

Handicap Limit: 54.0

Entry Method: Online


Mallow Golf Club Men's Wednesday Open Competition, an 18-hole Stableford competition played from the white markers. The event is open to all golfers including visitors and non-members. Prizes are awarded in three handicap categories: Category 1 for handicaps up to 12.2 (best gross score prize), Category 2 for handicaps 12.3 to 18.6, and Category 3 for handicaps 18.7 and upwards. A Best Visitor prize is also awarded. Prize vouchers are available in the Pro Shop from the Wednesday following the competition. Entry is via online booking through the club's tee booking system. Visitors are advised to pre-book tee times to avoid disappointment. On arrival, players must check in at the Professional Shop to pay their green fee or at the Office if alternative payment arrangements have been confirmed. The club is located in Ballyellis, Mallow, Co. Cork and is a par 72 parkland course.


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Venue

Mallow Golf Club

County Cork, Ireland

Mallow Golf Club is a par 72 parkland course located in Ballyellis, County Cork, surrounded by beautiful countryside and breathtaking scenery. Established over 100 years ago, it has earned a reputation as one of the best parkland golf courses in Munster. The course is described as both challenging and creative, offering an enjoyable golfing experience suitable for players of all standards. The club maintains its course to high standards and provides excellent clubhouse facilities. Mallow Golf Club welcomes individual visitors, societies, groups, and members in a friendly, welcoming environment. The course features competitive play through various handicap tables for both men and women across 18 holes, front 9, and back 9 divisions, indicating a well-structured layout designed to accommodate golfers of varying abilities.