Leonard Crawley Medal

Event Details ⚙

Date: Sunday, 29 August 2027

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Mens

Entry Fee: £39.00

Handicap Limit: 18.0 (Ladies: 30.0)

Entry Method: Online


The Leonard Crawley Medal is an individual strokeplay competition for gentlemen held at Brancepeth Castle Golf Club on Sunday 29th August 2027. This is an open competition, welcoming visitors from outside the club. The entry fee is £39.00 for both members and visitors. Players must hold a valid handicap with a maximum playing handicap of 18 for men and 30 for ladies. All entrants must be members of a golf club with a valid handicap and have at least six registered scores (three of which should be competition scores) in a rolling 12-month period to be eligible for prizes. Players who do not meet the handicap requirements or are iGolf members can enter the competition but are not eligible for prizes. Tee times are available from 07:30 onwards. The event runs as a singles strokeplay format.


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Venue

Brancepeth Castle Golf Club

Durham, County Durham, England

Brancepeth Castle Golf Club is a golf course in Durham, England, designed by the renowned architect Harry Colt in 1924. The course is laid out across the grounds of Brancepeth Castle's historic Deer Park, with the castle's former stables and coach house converted into the clubhouse. Harry Colt was a world-famous designer responsible for over 300 courses globally, including prestigious venues such as Moor Park, Royal Lytham & St. Annes, and Wentworth. The setting combines the challenging design principles Colt was known for with the distinctive landscape of the castle estate. The course retains its character as a classic early 20th-century design set within historic parkland surroundings.