Junior Open

Event Details ⚙

Date: Monday, 04 May 2026

Format: Individual

Scoring: Stableford

Category: Junior

Entry Fee: £17.50

Entry Method: Online

Description

The Junior Open takes place at Crewe Golf Club in Haslington on May 4, 2026, offering junior golfers an individual competition using Stableford scoring. With an affordable entry fee of GBP 17.50, this event provides young players an excellent opportunity to compete and test their skills in a structured tournament format.

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Venue

Crewe Golf Club

Haslington, Crewe, Cheshire, England

Crewe Golf Club is a members' owned parkland course established in 1911, designed by renowned five-time Open Champion James Braid. Located on the edge of Haslington village in Cheshire, the course is situated in a parkland setting that provides an accessible golfing experience throughout the year. The club caters to golfers of all abilities, from single-figure handicappers to beginners, offering a welcoming environment for competitive and social play alike. The course hosts regular competitions for men, ladies, seniors, and juniors, with matches played against clubs across Cheshire, South Manchester, and North Staffordshire during spring and summer months. Notable features include an online booking system for competitions, practice facilities with a golf studio, and an academy providing structured tuition. The club maintains active men's, seniors, ladies, and junior sections, each with comprehensive competition schedules. A thriving junior academy offers training sessions after school, weekends, and during school holidays, with all staff and members involved holding DBS registration and safeguarding training. The club provides a full social calendar including mixed competitions, exchange days, away days, and informal group games alongside formal fixtures.