2026/27 Winter Series

Event Details ⚙

Date: Thursday, 25 March 2027

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Mixed

Entry Fee: £45.00


The Worksop Golf Club Winter Series is a four-event individual stableford competition running from November 2026 through March 2027. Each round is a separate single-day event. Round 4 takes place on Thursday 25th March 2027. The series is open to gents and ladies with a valid club handicap. Entry fee is £45.00 per player per event for non-members (members pay £25.00). The entry fee includes coffee and a bacon roll on arrival, plus a share of the prize fund. Prizes are awarded to the top 7 positions per event (based on at least 72 players), with 1st prize of £500.00 per player. There is also an Order of Merit for the overall series with prizes for the top 3 players. Amateurs play off 95% of their playing handicap; professionals play off +1 or +2 (see terms & conditions). Booking opens on 1st October 2026 at 8:00am via the Professional Shop (01909 477731 option 2), email, or online booking. Competitions are open to players with an official active club CDH number; all entrants must be members of a golf club and have submitted at least three qualifying competition scores in the previous calendar year.


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Venue

Worksop Golf Club

Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England

Worksop Golf Club is located on the outskirts of Worksop within Clumber Park and Sherwood Forest, situated on natural sand and gravel subsoils that enable year-round play. The course measures 6,628 yards, par 72 for men and 5,928 yards, par 74 for ladies, providing an excellent test for golfers of all abilities. Set in a mature woodland setting, the course features fast-running fairways and tricky greens characteristic of its naturally well-draining terrain. Worksop is ranked 160th in England and 330th in GB&I according to Golf World Rankings. The club hosted the 2022 English Amateur Championship. Notable members and patrons include Lee Westwood, a former World No. 1 and Ryder Cup legend who learned the game there as a junior, and DP World Tour winner Mark Foster. The course's unique playability throughout all 52 weeks of the year is a defining characteristic, making it accessible despite challenging conditions during winter months.