Junior Open Winter Series 2 2026/27

Event Details ⚙

Date: Sunday, 22 November 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Junior

Entry Fee: £15.00

Handicap Limit: 24.0 (Ladies: 36.0)

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups close: 08 Nov 2026

Junior Open Winter Series 2 2026/27 is a stableford handicap competition held at Lincoln Golf Club on Sunday 22nd November 2026. The event is open to junior boys and girls (Under 18 and Under 14 age categories, ages taken on 1 April 2026). It is an 18-hole individual stableford qualifier with a 95% handicap allowance. Handicap limits are 24 for boys and 36 for girls. Entry fee is £15.00 for visitors/non-members (£10.00 for members), which includes a bacon roll and coffee on arrival. Payment is required on entry. Entries close 2 weeks before the competition (10 days before the draw is made). This is part of a winter series where points are accumulated across competitions, with prizes awarded at the final event for series winners. Maximum entries: 40. Queries can be directed to office@lincolngc.co.uk.

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Venue

Lincoln Golf Club

Lincolnshire, England

Lincoln Golf Club is a highly regarded championship standard course located in Torksey, just outside Lincoln in Lincolnshire. The parkland and inland links layout stretches 6,348 yards, offering a unique design that challenges golfers of all abilities while remaining playable year-round. The course has established itself as one of the finest in the county, earning recognition through numerous prestigious tournaments. It has hosted the English Seniors County Championship, Lincolnshire Open Championship, Lincolnshire Amateur Championship, and Lincolnshire Junior Championship. The club was selected as the venue for the England Golf Reid Trophy in 2022, underscoring its championship credentials. The setting combines the character typical of the historic Lincoln area with a well-maintained course environment. The innovative blend of parkland and inland links characteristics creates distinctive playing conditions that appeal to returning visitors. The course is noted for its professional presentation and organization, maintaining championship standards while remaining accessible to golfers of varying skill levels throughout the year.