Men's Summer Open

Event Details ⚙

Date: Saturday, 22 August 2026

Format: Individual

Scoring: Strokeplay

Category: Mens

Entry Fee: £50.00

Handicap Limit: 28.0

Entry Method: Online

The Men's Summer Open takes place on Saturday 22nd August 2026 at Moseley Golf Club, played from the White tees over 18 holes of stroke play (Medal format) with a 95% handicap allowance. Maximum playing handicap is 28. Open to men. Entry is accepted online only and payment is required at the time of entry. Visitor entry fee is £50 per person; member entry fee is £25 per person. All entrants must have competed in a minimum of 4 qualifying competitions in the 12 months preceding the competition date. Ties are decided on the scores over the last 18, 9, 6, 3, 2, and then 1 hole(s). Signup closes at midnight on 22nd August 2026.

Prizes

1st, 2nd and 3rd place for Best Net Score; 1st, 2nd and 3rd place for Best Gross Score.

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Venue

Moseley Golf Course

West Midlands, England

Moseley Golf Club, established in 1892, is the oldest golf course in the Midlands. Located in Kings Heath, Birmingham, the course is set in a lush landscape featuring ponds and well-maintained fairways and tee boxes. The club offers a challenging test of golf with quality course conditions and a traditional clubhouse. The course is described as one of Birmingham's finest and provides a testing layout with notable demands on golfers' skills. The club welcomes visitors, societies, and captains' away days, in addition to its private membership. The venue features exceptional dining facilities and maintains high standards of hospitality. The club combines its heritage and historical significance with contemporary golfing standards, positioning itself as a sought-after golfing experience in the UK. The course is known for its traditional design and challenging character, set within a picturesque Midlands setting.