Winter Open 2 2026

Event Details ⚙

Date: Saturday, 05 December 2026

Format: Pairs

Category: Mixed

Entry Fee: £40.00

Handicap Limit: 28.0

Entry Method: Online

The Winter Open 2 2026 takes place on Saturday 5th December 2026 at Richmond (Yorks) Golf Club, Richmond, North Yorkshire, England. The competition is a Gents, Ladies or Mixed Four Ball Betterball open event. Entry fee is £40 per pair. Maximum Handicap Index is 28.0 for men and 36.0 for ladies; players may enter off a higher handicap index but must hold an official handicap. Prize winners must have five qualifying scores from competitions in the last 12 months. Maximum of one prize per team. All prizes are to be redeemed through the Richmond Golf Club Pro Shop and are valid for 12 months from the date of the competition. Entry fees will not be refunded to players who withdraw less than 48 hours before the competition date.

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Venue

Richmond Yorks Golf Club

Richmond, British Columbia, Canada

Richmond (Yorks) Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Richmond, North Yorkshire. The layout comprises eight original holes and ten holes added in 1972 by celebrated designer Fred Pennink, who maximized the available space. The course measures 6,083 yards with a par of 71, featuring four par 5s and five par 3s. Accuracy rather than length defines the challenge at Richmond. The greens are notably undulating and slick, rewarding skilled putters with fair conditions. The exposed setting means wind can significantly affect play. A Course Slope Standard of 70 reflects the course's genuine difficulty. The signature hole is the short 18th (162 yards for men, 119 yards for ladies), where players hit over a wood to a green positioned in front of the clubhouse, offering a picturesque setting. The course has been lengthened over the decades, with strategic improvements made to enhance the playing experience while maintaining its fundamental character as an accuracy-focused test.