Golf in Scotland Open Texas Scramble

Event Details ⚙

Date: Sunday, 01 August 2027

Format: Team Scramble

Category: Mens

Entry Fee: £22.50

Handicap Limit: 28.0 (Ladies: 36.0)

Entry Method: Online

Gents 4-person Texas Scramble held at Burntisland Golf House Club on Sunday 1st August 2027. Teams of four players compete in a scramble format. Visitor entry is £22.50 per team. Entries open online on Monday 5th October 2026 at 9:00am via the club's online booking facility. The facility is available to golfers with a handicap of 28 or less (men) or 36 or less (ladies); players without a handicap must be able to play to an equivalent standard. Tee times for team events are secured at booking. Cancellations must be made by telephone to 01592 872116; cancelling more than one week before the date of play incurs no charge, while later cancellations forfeit deposits and entry fees. Normal golf dress code applies (no denims, shorts, or football/rugby tops); spikes may be worn.

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Venue

Burntisland Golf House Club

Burntisland, Fife, Scotland

Burntisland Golf House Club is a historic parkland course located in Fife, Scotland, overlooking the town of Burntisland with stunning views across the Firth of Forth towards the famous Forth Bridges. Golf has been played at this site since at least 1797, with the original club recognized as the 10th oldest in the world. The course was designed by Willie Park Jr., twice Open Champion, in 1896 following a survey by Old Tom Morris, and was updated by James Braid in 1922. It represents Park Jr.'s only course in Fife. While not exceptionally long, the layout features generous fairways, lush grass, and links-style greens that provide varied challenges for golfers of all abilities. The course tests shotmaking through its design rather than length. Notable features include the aesthetic 8th hole, from which Edinburgh Castle is visible. The setting combines parkland characteristics with panoramic views of the Forth bridges and surrounding landscape. The traditional clubhouse provides comfortable facilities including a lounge bar and dining room, welcoming visitors year-round.