Winter Series: Shoot the Turkey

Event Details ⚙

Date: Sunday, 22 November 2026

Format: Team Scramble Strokeplay

Category: Open

Entry Fee: $100.00

Entry Method: Email


Part of the Winter Series Cup at Old Hickory Golf Club, this is a four-player team 3 & 1 Scramble event held on Sunday, November 22, 2026 at 10:00 AM. The Winter Series Cup is a series of fun team events with unique formats, flighted by scores with prizes awarded to top teams in each flight. Cup points are given to individual players based on team finish per event, with a Winter Series Champion crowned at the end with an estimated payout of $500+. Entry fees are $60 for members, $85 for league players, and $100 for non-members. The fee includes two drink tickets, an awards banquet, and a two-hour light open bar. Participants are asked to donate three canned goods to support local food banks. Teams may recruit new players for different events. Registration and inquiries via email to Matthew Oakes at moakes@golfoldhickory.com.


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Venue

Old Hickory Golf Club

VA, United States

Old Hickory Golf Club is located in Woodbridge, VA and features a par-72, 7,190-yard championship layout designed by architect Tim Freeland, who previously worked for golf legend Gary Player's design firm and also designed Raspberry Falls Golf and Hunt Club. The course is bisected by Beaver Creek with approximately nine holes on each side, and features naturally integrated terrain where designers left earth unaltered on about half the holes. The course is characterized by gently rolling terrain covered with pine, oak, maple, and hickory. Old Hickory Golf Club is a challenging course with lots of creeks to cross, but it accommodates golfers of all skill levels. Every hole features bunkers but is not overly bunkered, and the course uses A4 bent grass on greens known for creating fast playing surfaces. Four sets of tees are available with generally elevated tee boxes, and fairways are wide and open with mounded sides designed to bounce balls toward the middle.