Mixed Open Betterball

Event Details ⚙

Date: Sunday, 01 August 2027

Format: Pairs Betterball

Category: Mixed

Entry Fee: £80.00

Handicap Limit: 24.0 (Ladies: 36.0)

Entry Method: Online

Mixed Open Betterball at Lindrick Golf Club on Sunday 1st August 2027. A betterball competition open to visiting non-member golfers, with a maximum course handicap of 24 for men and 36 for ladies. Entry is £80 per person and includes a bacon sandwich with tea/coffee on arrival and a Pie of the Day, Chips, Peas and Gravy after play. Entries open at 8am on Thursday 8th October 2027 via the club's online entry link. For queries, contact the event manager Jonathan Duck at jon.duck@lindrickgolfclub.co.uk.

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Venue

Lindrick Golf Club

Worksop, South Yorkshire, England

Lindrick Golf Club is one of Britain's finest inland golf courses, located in Rotherham, South Yorkshire. The course features a distinctive mixture of heathland and moorland terrain, with Silver Birch and Gorse lining the fairways throughout the layout. This combination creates a picturesque setting that remains playable and in excellent condition year-round. The course presents a fair but challenging test for golfers of all abilities, with course positioning from the tee being particularly important. According to members including Danny Willett (2016 US Masters winner) and Mark Foster (two-time English Amateur Champion), Lindrick demands solid ball-striking and strategic play to achieve good scores. Lindrick holds significant tournament history as host to the 1957 Ryder Cup, where Great Britain and Ireland defeated the USA, ending a 24-year American dominance in the competition. This victory remained historically notable until Europe's next Ryder Cup win in 1985 at the Belfry. The club's heritage and consistent presentation make it a respected venue within British golf.