virtuocity
Tour Winner
Is Golf Empire THE website to use for looking at open comps? Or can anyone else suggest any other sites which list these?
Local Opens
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davidy233
Tour Rookie
It's pretty good for a lot of them
In Scotland the SGU do a pretty comprehensive list - http://www.scottishgolf.org/club-finder/open-competitions/
Quite a few clubs only list them on their own websites though.
In Scotland the SGU do a pretty comprehensive list - http://www.scottishgolf.org/club-finder/open-competitions/
Quite a few clubs only list them on their own websites though.
I've found popping into a local course their notice board usually has a few that arent on these sites.
FairwayDodger
Money List Winner
Also grab yourself a copy of the wee yellow book when it comes out.... Fairly complete listings plus access to their website for updates....
pbrown7582
Money List Winner
I find this too the ring binder in the clubhouse has loads more flyers than you can find online but Golf empire is best online resource
virtuocity
Tour Winner
Never heard of this before, thanks.
davidy233
Tour Rookie
What's your club - Lanarkshire's not that far for a road trip for me
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You can also try singlefiguregolfer.co.uk (which also has a few higher handicap opens) and the different county golf union websites.
williamalex1
Money List Winner
You can get and access "the wee yellow book" online. I don't think next years is printed yet, as they have to wait till clubs submit their comp dates. They cost £4.50 last season, and are sold at most clubs.
trouble with the wee yellow book etc is a lot of clubs dont relay their Opens to them.
williamalex1
Money List Winner
Last year they had 4000 opens in the book.There is a few clubs who don't submit on time and a few who don't want their opens in the book for some reason
.What's not in it is the SGU competitions, you have to look on the SGU web site for them .
davidg2010uk
Assistant Pro
I only found golf empire a couple of weeks ago, great website, will be using it next year.
merv79
Head Pro
Depending on your age, check out the Mid Am Golf website too!
AMcC
Journeyman Pro
I used the wee yellow book this year for a couple of entries in Ayrshire, certainly worked well enough for me. I also lookd slightly further afield, West - Central Scotland and they had plenty that I recognised.
Doon frae Troon
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http://golfempire.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/the-links-golf-cup-2014-on-scotlands.html
Good value event for those who want to get the season off to an early start.
Good value event for those who want to get the season off to an early start.
davidy233
Tour Rookie
Looks excellent - North Berwick is fantastic as is Gullane 1
There's a few all week opens kicking about in Scotland though most are at one club, Montrose, Nairn Dunbar and Royal Dornoch all do stroke play followed by matchplay events - there's also the Carnoustie Country Classic played over Carnoustie Championship, Barry (Panmure), Monifieth and Montrose, which is a similar event to the East Lothian one but a bit more expensive at £399 without accommodation
virtuocity
Tour Winner
A few more comps are dripping their way on to Golf Empire now. More interested in the one day pairs events and looking forward to getting cheap rounds on good courses next year!
Keeno
Challenge Tour Pro
The lanarkshire golf website will have a list for the local ones for next season. Pretty much one a weekend during the main golf months.
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If you are on twitter follow golf empire ed as he is putting links to the opens once they appear on the website. Its just a shame not all clubs do online booking to make life easy.
