Ladies August Meeting Medal Day 2- Prize Giving 5pm

Event Details ⚙

Date: Friday, 20 August 2027

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Ladies

Entry Fee: £55.00

Entry Method: Online

Ladies individual strokeplay medal competition at Royal North Devon Golf Club on Friday 20th August 2027. Tee: Red. Handicap allowance: 95%. Prize giving at 5pm. Open to ladies who are members of affiliated golf clubs (CONGU handicap required). Maximum playing handicap for ladies is 36. Entry fee: £55.00 per visitor. Entries must be made online via the club website (www.royalnorthdevongolfclub.co.uk) using a CDH ID number. Entries close at the RNDGC office closing time on the competition date. No refunds unless withdrawal is communicated at least 72 hours before the competition. Players must be of amateur status as defined by The Rules of Amateur Status.

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Venue

Royal North Devon

Devon, England

Royal North Devon Golf Club is England's oldest golf course, designed by Old Tom Morris in 1864. Located on 170 acres of Northam Burrows common land near Westward Ho! in Devon, the course offers authentic links golf with distinctive characteristics shaped by its coastal setting. The layout features challenging holes defined by huge dunes interspersed with flat fairways and vast bunkers, creating varied terrain across 650 acres of common land. The course gained its "Royal" designation in 1867 when the Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, became patron. Known for its unique and demanding character, particularly in windy conditions, Royal North Devon presents a stern test despite being described as surprisingly forgiving. The conditioning is consistently excellent, with greens maintained to championship standards. Notable views extend toward the Bristol Channel and Lundy Island. The club maintains its historical significance while offering modern facilities and welcoming both members and visitors. The course's distinctive combination of natural landscape features and strategic bunkering creates holes that are unlike those found at most other courses.