Lanhydrock Mixed Open
August 31
£29.50| Competition | 18 Hole Greensome |
| Entry | In Twos |
| Entry Fee | £29.50 per player |
| Closing Date | |
| Entries To | Lanhydrock Golf Club |
R&A Website
England Golf
Congu Website
CLCGA Facebook
| Competition | 18 Hole Greensome |
| Entry | In Twos |
| Entry Fee | £29.50 per player |
| Closing Date | |
| Entries To | Lanhydrock Golf Club |
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