Spring Open Am-Am

Event Details

Date: Saturday, 06 March 2027

Format: Team Am am

Category: Open

Entry Fee: £25.00

Handicap Limit: 28.0 (Ladies: 36.0)

Entry Method: Online


Spring Open Am-Am is a 4-person team competition open to both gents and ladies at Burstwick Country Golf, taking place on Saturday 6th March 2027. Teams of four players compete together with a visitor entry fee of £25.00. The event requires men to hold a handicap of 28 or less and ladies a handicap of 36 or less, or to be able to play to an equivalent standard. Tee times are available from 07:32 through 13:00. Entry is made via the online booking system. Normal golf dress code applies: collared shirts, golf shoes, no denims, shorts, or football/rugby tops. Players are expected to rake bunkers, replace divots, and repair pitch marks.


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Venue

Burstwick Country Club logo Burstwick Country Club

East Riding of Yorkshire, England

Burstwick Country Club is an 18-hole golf course designed by Jonathan Gaunt and established in 2004, located in East Yorkshire countryside. The course features UGSA greens and tees with a unique layout offering distinct challenges on every hole. The design emphasizes risk/reward elements, with water hazards and bunkers strategically positioned to reward course management and penalize poor shot selection. Players can choose conservative approaches for pars or take on more aggressive lines for higher rewards. The course has matured over its years of operation, with tree areas continuing to develop and enhance the playing experience. The layout is characterized as one of the most unique and challenging in the region, keeping golfers thoroughly engaged throughout the round. Course records include a professional low of 62 by Alex Belt, an amateur low of 64 by Lewis Hunt, and a ladies low of 78 by Gina Strafford. The course is open to both members and visitors.