Winter Open - 2 Person Scramble

Event Details ⚙

Date: Saturday, 28 November 2026

Format: Pairs Scramble

Category: Open

Entry Fee: £17.00

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups close: 28 Nov 2026

Winter Open - 2 Person Scramble is a golf competition held at Kendal Golf Club on Saturday 28th November 2026. The event is open to Gents and Ladies (open gender) and is played as a 2-person team scramble (Texas Scramble format). Entry is via the club's online booking system. The visitor entry fee is £17.00 (member fee is £7.00). Entries open on 28th October 2026. CONGU handicaps are required for entry into all open competitions at the club. Normal golf dress code applies and spikes may be worn.

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Venue

Kendal Golf Club

Kendal, Cumbria, England

Kendal Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in the Lake District near Kendal, England. The layout comprises five par 3s, eleven par 4s, and two par 5s, offering a fair test for players of all abilities despite not being exceptionally long by modern standards. The course features limestone drainage, ensuring year-round playability in all but extreme weather conditions. Set in a mountainous landscape with stunning views, the course is characterized by challenging terrain including blind shots, elevation changes, and strategic hazards. Notable features include out-of-bounds markers on multiple holes, bunkers strategically placed throughout, and undulating greens. The signature hole is the 17th (Battleships), a par 3 with distinctive elevated green design. The course demands strategic shot selection, with particular difficulty on uphill holes like the 6th (Scout Scar) and downhill par 3s such as the 7th (Benson Knott). The back nine showcases particularly scenic vistas, especially from the 13th tee, described as one of the most scenic in the country. With only six bunkers total, the course relies on natural topography and out-of-bounds areas to challenge golfers, rewarding accuracy and course management over length.