MWCGA 2026 Ladies Greensomes Llanidloes

Event Details

Date: Sunday, 20 September 2026

Format: Pairs Greensomes

Category: Ladies

Entry Method: Email


An open ladies' greensomes competition organized by the MWCGA (Mid Wales Golf Association) at St Idloes Golf Club on Sunday 20 September 2026. The event is listed as an 'Open Comp.' (Open Competition), indicating it is open to visiting non-member golfers. Entry is handled via paper entry forms available from the club. Visitors are welcome to play the course, which is a cross between Parkland and Heathland with a slope rating of 124. Standard green fees apply for visitors: £25.00 for 18 holes or £15.00 for 9 holes. A reasonable standard of dress is expected in the clubhouse and on the course.


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Venue

St Idloes Golf Club

Powys, Wales

St Idloes Golf Club is a 9-hole course located near Llanidloes in mid-Wales, founded in 1897 on its present site at Penrhallt, which historically served as local race course and cricket practice grounds. The club temporarily relocated closer to town before returning to its original location in 1947. The course is set in rural Welsh countryside with panoramic views of surrounding mountains, including Plynlimon and the Llandinam hills. The undulating terrain and woodland setting create a scenic playing environment. St Idloes describes itself as a friendly, welcoming club that accommodates all ages and abilities, with an active junior section and growing focus on environmental sustainability, including recently installed wetland wildlife habitat. The club hosts various competitions across men's, ladies, seniors, and junior sections throughout the year. It has been selected to host one of Wales Golf's Mini Masters tournaments, reflecting its standing within regional golf circles. Accessible by foot from Llanidloes through Penrhallt woods, the course is designed to challenge golfers while maintaining accessibility for recreational players.