Open Mixed Team Scramble

Event Details ⚙

Date: Monday, 31 August 2026

Format: Team

Scoring: Other

Category: Mixed

Max Players: 4

Entry Method: Online

Teams of four – 2 men and 2 women – competing in a scramble format. Open to visiting golfers. Entrants must be a member of a recognised golf club, holding an official WHS handicap index with at least 6 qualifying scores posted in the last 12 months. The handicap index and home club must be recorded on the scorecard. Entry and tee time booking available online via the BRS booking system. For specific questions, contact the club by email at admin@blackburngolfclub.com or by phone on 01254 51122 (Option 1).

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Venue

Blackburn Golf Club

Lancashire, England

Blackburn Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course located near Blackburn, Lancashire, approximately 6 miles from Junction 31 of the M6 and 3 miles from Junction 6 of the M65. The course measures 6,144 yards at par 71 from the white tees for men, and 5,364 yards at par 73 for ladies. Set in an undulating landscape, the course offers outstanding views of the Pennine Hills and the Fylde coast. The parkland setting provides an inland alternative to links golf, with well-maintained fairways and greens presented in good condition throughout. The course is described as a fair and enjoyable test for golfers of all ability levels, featuring challenging holes with varied terrain. The club welcomes both members and visitors, with experienced pro shop staff and first-class catering facilities. The course has a history dating back to when the original layout featured pastoral surroundings with grazing sheep and cattle. Today's course represents a significant evolution, offering a welcoming and well-organized golfing experience in the Lancashire hills.