Junior Girls 18 Hole Medal Open

Event Details ⚙

Date: Wednesday, 05 August 2026

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Junior

Entry Fee: £25.00

Entry Method: Online

The Junior Girls 18 Hole Medal Open takes place at Northamptonshire County Golf Course (Church Brampton) on Wednesday 26 August 2026, played off the Red tees. The competition is an 18-hole Medal (strokeplay) with a 95% handicap allowance; tee times are allocated via a handicap draw. Entry fee is £25.00 for visitors and £20.00 for members. Food and cordial are provided after play — players with special dietary requirements should notify assistant@countygolfclub.co.uk in advance. Online signup closes at 5:00 pm on 12 August 2026. Club dress code applies; full terms and conditions are available on the club website.

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Venue

Northamptonshire County Golf Course

Church Brampton, Northamptonshire, England

Northamptonshire County Golf Club is an 18-hole heathland course located in Church Brampton, established in 1909. Originally designed by distinguished architect Harry S. Colt—who also created Wentworth and Sunningdale—the course has remained largely unchanged since its inception, with notable alterations by James Braid in 1947. Ranked within the UK's top 100 courses, it serves as an R&A Open Qualifying venue. The course features small, well-built and contoured greens with challenging approaches set against beautiful scenery. Its heathland layout runs fast during summer months, presenting a rigorous test of golf for players of all abilities. The design rewards good shots while remaining playable and accessible. NCGC is recognized as one of the finest courses in the Midlands, earning comparisons to prestigious Surrey courses and Hollinwell when in peak condition. The traditional clubhouse, sympathetically extended over the decades, overlooks the 18th green and serves as the social hub. The club welcomes visitors and maintains an inclusive membership structure including social, junior, and competitive categories for both men and women.