Junior Open Individual Medal & Justin Rose Telegraph Qualifier - The Starkey Trophy

Event Details

Date: Thursday, 27 August 2026

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Junior

Entry Fee: £10.00

Handicap Limit: 36.0

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups close: 25 Aug 2026


The Junior Open – The Starkey Trophy is an 18-hole individual medal (strokeplay) competition open to junior golfers aged 18 and under as of 1st January of the event year. Players must hold a WHS handicap, have completed at least 5 qualifying rounds within the 12 months prior to the event, and have a maximum playing handicap of 36 (with playing handicap adjustments made in accordance with WHS tee differences). The event features handicap divisions with both gross and net prizes. It also serves as a qualifier for The Telegraph Justin Rose Championship for eligible players. Entry fee: members £7.50, visitors £10.00. Players must enter into a time slot; the draw will be emailed out closer to the date. WHS number and payment are required at the time of booking. Supporters are welcome to walk the course or ball-spot at a distance; no caddies are permitted.


Prizes

Handicap divisions with gross and net prizes.


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Venue

Norwood Park Golf Course

Nottinghamshire, England

Norwood Park Golf Course is a premier parkland layout in Nottinghamshire, measuring 6,805 yards from the back tees. Set within the historic grounds of Norwood Park near Southwell, the course features a magnificent parkland design with free-draining USGA-standard greens that provide a good test of accuracy and control. The facility welcomes golfers of all abilities and is home to an award-winning Maceys Golf Pro Shop and PGA Teaching Academy. In addition to the main 18-hole Norwood Course, the centre operates a Par 3 course and a driving range with short game practice area. The clubhouse includes an enclosed courtyard and serves as a social hub offering food and drink facilities. The course has gained recognition as one of the most improved in the county. Notable amenities include a TrackMan pop-up simulator studio and custom fitting services. The grounds are described as having breathtaking setting characteristics typical of quality parkland courses in the region.