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Qualifying for the OPEN anyone here trying?
#9 Gallery_mjtoal_*
Posted 25 April 2007 - 02:10 AM
villa, on Apr 24 2007, 04:17 PM, said:
You guys in the states can qualify for the Open Championship but the final qualifying stages are in the U.K.
i.e You'd better be good or rich because it's a long way to come to try and qualify.
i.e You'd better be good or rich because it's a long way to come to try and qualify.
There is a US qualifying event for The Open Championship (aka British Open).
It will be held at Oakland Hills on July 2nd. Details on the attached link:
http://www.opengolf....lifying/usa.sps
The Open is the most international of the majors and qualifying events have already been held in South Africa, Australia, Singapore. The UK and Europe final qualifying will be held at Sunningdale Golf Club, west of London, on the same day as the Oakland Hills event, July 2nd.
You need to have either played last years Open or have any Official Golf World Ranking points to qualify to enter that event.
If you are ineligible for direct entry to the events at Sunningdale or Oakland Hills, you can enter Regional Qualifying, which is held at a series of events throughout the UK on 3 and 4 July. If you qualify from one of those, you get a place at Local Final Qualifying, at one of 3 or 4 courses near Carnoustie on July 9 and 10.
Entries close on May 31st for the US event and the UK Regional Qualifying. You must have a handicap of scratch (0) or better to enter. It costs £115, about $230 to enter.
This is the entry form.
http://www.opengolf....tryForm2007.pdf
Could be a good opportunity for a different kind of golf holiday in the UK!
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Posted 26 April 2007 - 04:44 PM
mikpga, on Apr 25 2007, 07:44 PM, said:
Local qualifier in Cincinnati on May 21st...
Yes...the season opener at Mak. What a classic golf course, old school in Cincinnati aside from that Seth Raynor job on the east side that I haven't yet gotten a shot at playing.
I'm not playing, but I'll lug the bag for a friend again from Phoenix this year and see if we can avoid the perennial 9 for 4 playoff.
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