Winter Open Golf Competition Series - Winter Order of Merit 1 of 5

Event Details ⚙

Date: Thursday, 29 October 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Mixed

Entry Fee: £25.00

Handicap Limit: 28.0 (Ladies: 36.0)

Entry Method: Online


Singles stableford open competition, the first of five in the Bury Golf Club Winter Open Series and Winter Order of Merit 2026-27. Open to both men and women, with rolling tee times from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Men play from the Yellow tees and ladies from the Red tees. Handicap limit is 28 for men and 36 for ladies; all entrants must hold a current CONGU handicap (CDH) and be a member of an affiliated golf club. Entry is £25 for visitors and £15 for members, and includes a £5 restaurant voucher for the clubhouse. An optional £10 one-off entry to the Winter Order of Merit is available, with all monies paid out as prizes and the best three scores from the five events counting towards the final standing. The entry also covers a 2's competition at no extra fee. The clubhouse bar and restaurant is open for food and drinks, and trolley and buggy hire is available (buggies until 1:30 PM). Ties are settled by a card playoff. Entries close on the day of the competition; book online via the HowDidIDo booking link or by phone on 0161 766 4897.


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Venue

Bury Golf Club

Bury, Greater Manchester, England

Bury Golf Club is an 18-hole semi-moorland course spanning 6,063 yards, designed by Dr. Alister MacKenzie in collaboration with Charles Hugh Alison and Harry Shapland Colt in 1920. Located at Blackford Bridge in Bury, Greater Manchester, the course is renowned as one of the best moorland golf courses in the Manchester area. The layout features undulating contours and diversified natural features, with no two holes aligned in the same direction, providing variety and fair challenge. The course is distinguished by three classic holes showcasing MacKenzie's signature two-tier greens, reflecting his philosophy of blending courses harmoniously with the natural landscape rather than imposing upon it. The club boasts significant historical connections, notably through Harry Vardon, the six-time Open Championship winner who served as golf professional from 1902. An annual open competition is held in his honour, and the main function room bears his name. Established in 1890 at Redvales before relocating to its current Blackford Bridge location, Bury Golf Club has been refined over 100 years of dedicated stewardship, maintaining its reputation as a challenging and prestigious moorland venue.