Autumn Men's Open

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Date: Friday, 23 October 2026

Format: Stableford

Category: Mens

Entry Fee: £165.00

Handicap Limit: 24.0

Entry Method: Online


Individual Stableford competition played from the White Tees on the Old Course at Trump International, Scotland (Menie Links). Open to all male UK-affiliated residential members with a certified playing handicap of 24 or lower; higher handicaps will be capped. Entries are on a first come, first served basis and must be submitted by 17:00 on Monday, October 19, 2026. Entry fee is £165 per person, payable in full at the time of booking via the online Golf Genius registration portal. A range of Scratch and Handicap prizes are on offer, with prize winners receiving SGU Vouchers and categories determined by field entries. Spaces are limited and advance booking is recommended. Contact the event manager, Ross Mcken, at ross.mcken@trumpgolfscotland.com with any questions.


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Venue

Menie Links

Aberdeenshire, Scotland

Menie Links is a par-72 championship links course stretching 7,428 yards, following a classical out-and-back routing of two nine-hole loops. The course was designed by renowned golf architect Dr. Martin Hawtree and opened on 10 July 2012. The course occupies a three-mile stretch of North Sea coastline on the Menie Estate at Balmedie, approximately 16km north of Aberdeen, where Hawtree routed 7,428 yards of golf through dramatic dunes reaching 100 feet in height. The course is built on a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). Woven through the majestic dunes, the course rises to find panoramic views of the great North Sea and plunges into secluded valleys. Each hole has six separate tees catering for all levels of golfer, with bunkers placed to challenge stronger players without unduly punishing weaker golfers. The 14th hole, a 445-yard par 4, is the course's signature hole, where the tee shot descends to a fairway that ribbons through a valley of mighty dunes with the beach and North Sea creating the right boundary. The DP World Tour staged the Scottish Championship at Trump International Golf Links in August 2025, marking the venue's debut as a host of a top-tier professional event on the European circuit. In the 2024/25 Golf Digest World's 100 Greatest Golf Courses ranking, the course placed 34th globally, with earlier 2022 rankings placing it 68th worldwide and 14th among Scotland's best courses.