Open Ladies AM AM

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Date: Tuesday, 14 July 2026

Format: Team Am am Stableford

Category: Ladies

Entry Fee: £120.00

Handicap Limit: 40.0

Entry Method: Online


Hillsborough Golf Club Ladies Open AmAm. A team stableford competition played on the Red Tee at Hillsborough Golf Course. Teams of four players, with the best two scores counting. Prizes are awarded to the leading teams. Only teams where all four players have recorded 8 qualifying scores within the previous 12 months are eligible for prizes. Handicap allowance is 85%. Maximum handicap is 40. Open to ladies. Visitor entry fee is £120.00 per team (required on entry). Member entry fee is £100.00 per team (required on entry). Online signup is available and closes at 12:00 am on 07/07/2026. Current entries: 96.


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Venue

Hillsborough Golf Club

Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England

Hillsborough Golf Club, founded in 1920, is located in Worrall, Sheffield, positioned in the beautiful hills of the Steel City. The course is renowned as one of the best golfing venues in the North of England, offering panoramic views across Sheffield and the surrounding countryside. Set against a scenic landscape, the course takes advantage of its hillside terrain to deliver distinctive vistas that characterize play throughout the round. The club welcomes both members and non-members seven days a week. The clubhouse provides a friendly atmosphere with indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the 1st tee, complemented by catering and refreshment facilities. The venue accommodates various occasions including functions, weddings, and special events for up to 120 guests. While specific details regarding hole count, par, course design, or individual hole characteristics are not provided in the available content, the course is established as a significant golfing destination in Northern England. Its reputation, longevity since 1920, and accessibility to visiting players underscore its standing within the regional golfing community.