Brora Gala Week Open Competition

Event Details ⚙

Date: Wednesday, 21 July 2027

Format: Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: £45.00

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups close: 16 Jul 2027

Single-day open stableford competition held at Brora Golf Club as part of the club's Gala Week. Open to men and ladies, played off a 95% handicap allowance. Men play from the white tees and ladies from the red tees. Entry is £45 for visitors and £25 for members, payable on entry. Online entries are accepted and close at 12:00 am on 16 July 2027. Overseas members and overseas visitors cannot enter online and should email reservations@broragolfclub.co.uk, with proof of handicap shown on the day. UK entrants must provide their CDH number at entry. Note that members of iGolf and Open Play Golf are not eligible to enter Brora's open competitions from 2025 onwards.

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Venue

Brora Golf Club

Highland, Scotland

Brora Golf Club is an 18-hole links course established in 1891 and designed by the renowned James Braid, recognized as one of his finest works. Located in Sutherland in the Scottish Highlands near the village of Brora, the course sits alongside the sea with spectacular coastal views and challenging, hilly terrain characteristic of natural links golf. The course presents a balanced test suitable for golfers of all abilities, though its short scorecard belies its genuine difficulty. Notable features include distinctive par-3 holes of varying lengths and directions, and notable natural contouring particularly evident on the back nine. The course is home to the James Braid Society and has been endorsed by five-time Open Champion Peter Thomson as among the world's finest links courses. Brora is positioned 16 miles from Dornoch, making it part of the region's premier golf destination. The clubhouse offers views across the course and provides traditional Highland hospitality. The course maintains its status as one of Scotland's last truly natural links, avoiding excessive modern conditioning while preserving its original character and challenge.