Mixed Pairs Texas Scramble 2027

Event Details ⚙

Date: Saturday, 28 August 2027

Format: Pairs Scramble

Category: Mixed

Entry Method: Online


Mixed pairs Texas Scramble held at Glencorse Golf Club on 28 August 2027. A two-person scramble competition open to visiting non-member golfers as well as club members, listed on the club's Open Competitions page. Entry is made online via the club's competition registration system; entrants are asked to have their CDH (Central Database of Handicaps) number and password on hand, and guests can register as a visitor by providing name, contact details and handicap. No entry fee, handicap limit or further detail is published on the page.


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Venue

Glencorse Golf Club

Midlothian, Scotland

Glencorse Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Milton Bridge, Scotland. The layout features a mix of par 3s, 4s, and 5s, with notable named holes including Whinny Bank, The Viaduct, The Precipice, and Hills O' Hame. The course demonstrates characteristic Scottish moorland design with holes named after local landmarks and geographical features of the surrounding landscape. The course offers separate tees for men and women, with varying par configurations depending on tee selection. For example, hole 4 (Grahams Road) plays as a par 4 from the men's tees but a par 5 from the women's tees, while hole 13 (Stey Brae) follows a similar pattern. Multiple par 3s are distributed throughout the round, providing variety in hole lengths. Glencorse's history is documented in "Golf at Milton Bridge," a club history published in 1998 by member Bill Taylor. The course operates seasonally with winter conditions including modified greens and preferred lies during the winter months. The moorland setting and named holes reflect the course's integration into the Scottish landscape, creating a traditional links-style experience despite its inland location.