Labor Day Shamble

Event Details ⚙

Date: Saturday, 05 September 2026

Format: Team Scramble

Category: Open

Entry Fee: $55.00

Entry Method: Online

The Labor Day Double Shamble is a 4-person team shamble event held at Locust Hills Golf Club's Maple Course on Saturday, September 5, 2026, with an 8:15 AM shotgun start. The format involves selecting the best tee shot in the group, with all players hitting from that spot, then playing their own ball to the cup. The two lowest scores on each hole count. Players may pick up if their score will not count on a given hole. The entry fee is $55 if pre-paid or $60 if paid on the day. Members pay $25 plus the cost of golf. Registration includes 18 holes of golf, $15 in food truck bucks, awards, and an entry into a drawing for a 2027 Regular or Partial Membership. Online registration is available through the club's Gallus Golf manager. Registration is currently closed.

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Venue

Locust Hills Golf Course

Springfiels, OH, United States

Locust Hills Golf Club is a 36-hole public course located in Springfield, OH, offering 36 holes of public golf across two beautifully maintained courses: Maple and Locust. The 18-hole Locust course features 6,576 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 and was designed by the Kitchen Family, opening in 1966. The Locust Course is slightly more mature and measures 4,631 yards in length from the forward tees. The Maple Course is more wide open with spacious greens that measure 4,664 yards in length from the forward tees and 6,752 yards from the back tees. The Maple golf course was designed by the Kitchen Family and opened in 1999. Combined, both layouts cover over 280 acres of gently rolling hills, with ample room available to hold in errant shots but with some subtle but tricky elevation changes. The facility was named the 2025 Best Course in Springfield by the Springfield News-Sun and the Greater Springfield Partnership, adding to its legacy that includes the 2007 Course of the Year award from the Ohio Golf Course Owners Association. Locust Hills has welcomed golfers in Springfield since 1966, and as it approaches its 60th anniversary in 2026, it continues the family tradition as a family-owned and operated facility.

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