Ladies 9 hole Charity Open AMAM Stableford

Event Details ⚙

Date: Thursday, 20 May 2027

Format: Team Am am Stableford

Category: Ladies

Entry Fee: £20.00

Entry Method: In person

Sign-ups open: 26 Jan 2027

Ladies 9-hole charity open competition in stableford format, played off the red tees on the Front 9 at Charnwood Forest Golf Club. Handicap allowance is 85%. The event is in aid of The Bridge, a charity focused on preventing and overcoming homelessness. Entry fee is £20.00 per team of four, payable by cash on the day. There is a token prize for the winning team only, along with a fundraising raffle. Entries open at 7:00 am on 26th January 2027.

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Venue

Charnwood Forest Golf Course

Leicestershire, England

Charnwood Forest Golf Club is the oldest golf club in Leicestershire, established in 1890. The course is a 9-hole heathland layout designed to maximize the natural environment of the beautiful Leicestershire countryside. The design was later influenced by James Braid, a renowned Scottish golf architect known for his contributions to classic course design. Set amongst rolling hills, the course offers outstanding views across the Leicestershire landscape. The terrain and heathland setting create a challenging yet scenic playing experience. The course is situated in Woodhouse Eaves, near Loughborough, in a particularly picturesque part of the region. The club maintains its reputation as a friendly venue welcoming both members and visitors. The course's natural heathland characteristics, combined with its undulating terrain and rolling hillside setting, provide distinctive playing conditions that test golfers while showcasing the area's natural beauty. The course remains in regular play and is maintained to high standards throughout the year.