Seniors Open

Event Details ⚙

Date: Thursday, 27 May 2027

Format: Pairs Betterball

Category: Senior

Entry Fee: £30.00

Handicap Limit: 28.0 (Ladies: 36.0)

Entry Method: Online

The Seniors Open is a Gents Four Ball Betterball competition held at Crosland Heath Golf Club on Thursday 27th May 2027. This is a 2-player team event where each side plays their own ball with the better score counting (betterball format). The event is open to visiting non-member golfers. The entry fee is £30.00 per team, payable online at the time of booking. Players must hold an official handicap of 28 or less (men) or 36 or less (ladies), or be able to play to an equivalent standard. The club has a dress code requiring appropriate golf attire on the course and smart casual wear in the clubhouse. Electric trollies and manual pull trollies are available for hire. Booking is available online through the club's booking system.

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Venue

Crosland Heath Golf Course

Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England

Crosland Heath Golf Club is a heathland course designed by Alister MacKenzie, remaining relatively unchanged from its original design over 100 years ago. Located in Huddersfield, the course features free-draining fairways characteristic of heathland terrain. The layout is distinctive for its strategic design, with par 5 and par 3 holes running in opposing directions, as do the opening four holes, requiring golfers to play toward all points of the compass. Notable features include stunning "tower" par 3 holes built around old quarries, which provide both visual interest and challenging elevated tee shots. This design ensures varied wind exposure and playing conditions throughout the round. The course maintains its historical integrity while offering a traditional links-style experience despite its inland location, making it a notable example of MacKenzie's architectural principles applied to heathland terrain.