Ladies Open Am-Am Stableford

Event Details

Date: Tuesday, 06 July 2027

Format: Team Am am Stableford

Category: Ladies

Entry Fee: £28.00

Handicap Limit: 32.8

Entry Method: Online


Ladies 4-person team stableford competition at Hessle Golf Club. All entrants must be members of an affiliated golf club and have submitted a minimum of six scores for WHS Handicap purposes during the preceding twelve months, including at least three from competition play. Teams with a player who has not met the six-score requirement are ineligible to win a prize. Handicap Index limit of 32.8. Entry fee is £28.00 per team. Normal GUI/ILGU dress code applies; soft spikes are compulsory. Bookings are made online via the club's booking system.


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Venue

Hessle Golf Club

East Riding of Yorkshire, England

Hessle Golf Club is a championship course designed by legendary golf architect Peter Alliss, located in the countryside near Cottingham in East Yorkshire. Set in beautiful, secluded surroundings, the course presents a genuine test of skill with challenging holes and USGA standard greens that provide excellent playing conditions throughout the year. The course offers a well-rounded, professional-standard experience suitable for golfers of all abilities and ages. Its layout takes advantage of the natural Yorkshire landscape, creating a tranquil setting that allows players to escape from daily life while enjoying quality golf. The club features excellent practice facilities and a warm, welcoming clubhouse environment. Hessle Golf Club is recognized as one of Yorkshire's top courses and hosts a variety of competitive events throughout the year, including the Raywell Amateur Classic, a qualifying event for the Yorkshire Order of Merit. The on-site Raywell Grill restaurant complements the golfing experience with quality dining and views of the surrounding countryside. The club maintains an open, non-discriminatory membership policy and welcomes both members and visitors to experience the course.