Charity Golf Day - The Royal Birkdale Golf Club - 20th April, 2023
Raising funds for Rotary Charities
This year we will be running live scoring through Golf Genius. Only one player
from each group will be required to enter the gross scores into the Golf Genius App
to produce instant, and in play, live leaderboards. Please download the Golf
Genius app before arrival. TV Leaderboards will be on display in the clubhouse
and available on the app. Live Scores will be hidden after 15 holes to create a
suspense around which team has won.
The Royal Birkdale yellow course has been re-rated. New Course Rating: 72.6 and
Slope 137. Full handicap will now apply up to maximum Handicap Index of 17.8
to 18.5 who will receive 22 strokes. Players with Handicap Index above 18.5 will
be limited to 22 strokes. Attached is the yellow course handicap table.
There will be three team prizes and individual prizes will be presented for nearest
the pin at the 14th hole (ball must be on the green) and the longest drive at the 18th
hole (ball must be on the fairway). Two’s on any hole will be recognised.
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