Ladies Open 2027

Event Details ⚙

Date: Tuesday, 07 September 2027

Format: Pairs Betterball

Category: Ladies

Entry Fee: £60.00

Handicap Limit: 29.0 (Ladies: 34.0)

Entry Method: Email

Sign-ups open: 08 Jan 2027

Ladies Open 2027 is a 18-hole Betterball Stableford competition at Burnham Beeches Golf Club on Tuesday 7th September 2027, starting from the Red tee. The event offers an 85% handicap allowance on 18-hole Course Handicaps. Entry is £60 per person (or £120 per pair), which includes coffee, pastry and fruit on arrival, halfway refreshments, a 2-course buffet lunch, and coffee. Maximum Handicap Index limit is 29.0 (34 for ladies). The competition is limited to 52 pairs (104 players) on a first-come, first-served basis. Entries are accepted via BACS payment to account BBGC Ladies (Sort Code 60-24-21, Account No. 90188977) with email confirmation to ladies@bbgc.co.uk. The closing date for entries is Tuesday 4th August 2027. No refunds are available once starting times have been issued. Signups open at 9:00 am on 8th January 2027.

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Venue

Burnham Beeches Golf Club

Buckinghamshire, England

Burnham Beeches Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 70 parkland course measuring around 6,365 to 6,458 yards, located in Burnham, South Buckinghamshire, and founded in 1891 as the oldest golf club in the county. The course was originally designed by J.H. Taylor, the five-time Open Champion, who also advised on revisions in 1902 and 1907. The layout sits on naturally draining gravel soil within and alongside the historic Burnham Beeches woodland, a 540-acre Site of Special Scientific Interest owned by the City of London Corporation. The course was built on land leased from the Burnham Trust until 2014, when the club purchased the land outright. Over 3,000 additional trees were planted in the 1960s, further densening the woodland character of the course. The terrain is undulating throughout, with intensely tree-lined fairways framing virtually every hole. The absence of water hazards means that trees and well-placed bunkers are the primary defensive features, with the course rewarding accurate positioning off the tee over raw distance. The gravel subsoil provides good drainage and the course typically plays well year-round. The stroke index one hole is the 440-yard 12th, a dogleg left with a blind tee shot over a ridge. The elevated tee on the par five 4th is widely noted as one of the most striking vantage points on the course, with views down through trees and fern-covered ground. The 13th is a challenging par three with four bunkers guarding a blind green along the course boundary. In terms of tournament history, the club hosted the White Horse Whisky Challenge in 1984, a WPGA Tour event won by Italian professional Federica Dassù. Luke Donald set a four-round course record of 270 during a regional amateur event in June 1997. The club has also hosted professional, national, and county competitions at various points in its history.