Seniors Open

Event Details ⚙

Date: Monday, 29 June 2026

Format: Individual

Scoring: Stableford

Category: Mixed

Entry Fee: £80.00

Max Players: 66

Entry Method: Online

The Seniors Open takes place at Stoneham Golf Club on Monday 29 June 2026. The competition is open to men and ladies aged 60 or over on the day of play. It is played as an 18-hole individual Stableford with a 95% handicap allowance. Men play off the Yellow tees and ladies off the Red tees. Tee times run from 8:30 to 10:10, with groups teeing off both the 1st and 10th holes. The entry fee of £80 per person includes coffee and bacon rolls on arrival (from 7:30), a drink and snack at the halfway hut, and a two-course full buffet lunch served on a rolling basis. Entries are limited to 66 players on a first-come, first-served basis. Prizes are awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place.

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Venue

Stoneham Golf Club

Hampshire, England

Stoneham Golf Club was founded in 1908 and designed by renowned architect Willie Park Junior, who also created Sunningdale Old Course. Located on heathland on Southampton's northern boundary, the course is laid out across an old deer park with undulating terrain and parkland features. The course measures 6,400 yards with a balanced design featuring five par 5s and five par 3s, ensuring variety for players of all abilities. The undulating landscape means flat lies are rare, requiring strategic course management. Small greens demand precision with approach shots and test players' short-game skills. While relatively short by modern championship standards, the course rewards tactical play and course management over pure distance, presenting a genuine challenge to golfers across all skill levels. The varied hole designs and natural landscape create an engaging experience that has established it as one of England's notable inland courses.