Moo-Let Gents 36 Hole Open Qualifying

Event Details ⚙

Date: Saturday, 26 June 2027

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Mens

Handicap Limit: 36.0 (Ladies: 36.0)

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups open: 08 Jan 2027

Gents singles strokeplay qualifying round for the Moo-Let Gents 36 Hole Open, played at Turnhouse Golf Club on Saturday 26th June. Open competition for visiting and non-member golfers; entries are taken online through the club's BRS booking system, with entry opening Friday 8th January at 6:00pm. Maximum playing handicap for all Turnhouse Open Competitions is 36 for both men and ladies. To be eligible to win a prize, entrants must have submitted 3 competitive cards (totaling 54 holes) within the last 12 months of the competition date; open-play handicap entrants may play but are not eligible to win a prize. Normal golf dress code applies and spikes may be worn. The event is part of the club's annual programme of Open Competitions, all of which are booked and paid for online at the time of booking.

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Venue

Turnhouse Golf Club

Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland

Turnhouse Golf Club is a James Braid-designed course located on the west side of Edinburgh, near Edinburgh International Airport. The course comprises two loops of nine holes that start and finish in front of the clubhouse, offering a traditional layout. The setting provides excellent views of the Pentland Hills to the south, with Fife and the Ochils visible to the north, situated in an open landscape characteristic of the Lothians region. The club features comprehensive practice facilities including a driving range and short game areas, alongside a PGA Professional. The course welcomes visitors throughout the year and maintains an open, friendly atmosphere with active Men's, Women's and Junior sections. As a classic Braid design, the course reflects the architect's characteristic style of strategic play and balanced challenge, making it a notable addition to Edinburgh's golf offerings.