2027 Ladies Open Day

Event Details ⚙

Date: Tuesday, 27 July 2027

Format: Team

Category: Ladies

Entry Fee: £100.00

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups close: 27 Jul 2027

Ladies team open competition at Wakefield Golf Club, played on Tuesday 27th July 2027. The event is a 4-ladies team WALTZ format stableford competition, with scores from players 1-2-3-1-2-3 counting sequentially on each hole. Handicap allowance is 85% from the Red tees. Entry fee is £100.00 per team. Entrants must be bona fide members of a recognised golf club with a CDH number. Online signup is available and closes at midnight on the day of the competition (27th July 2027). The event is open to ladies from affiliated golf clubs.

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Venue

Wakefield Golf Club

West Yorkshire, England

Wakefield Golf Club is a well-established parkland course located in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, designed by Sandy Herd with bunkering by Dr. Alister MacKenzie. Founded in 1891, it ranks among Yorkshire's oldest private members clubs. The course is a challenging par 72 featuring two loops of nine holes, both starting and finishing at the clubhouse, making it easy to walk. The layout provides an accessible yet testing design that appeals to golfers of varying abilities. The course is maintained to a high standard throughout the season and is particularly renowned for the quality of its greens. The combination of Herd's original design with MacKenzie's strategic bunkering creates an interesting challenge that balances playability with difficulty. The parkland setting provides an attractive playing environment. The course welcomes visitors and societies regularly, many of whom make repeat visits, indicating its reputation as a quality golfing destination. Its accessibility and friendly atmosphere make it popular with organized groups and individual visiting golfers.