Kenilworth Golf Club
Course Status
Kenilworth: Please note after the latest government announcement the course will be closed from Tuesday 5th January until further notice.
Par 3 Course: Please note after the latest government announcement the course will be closed from Tuesday 5th January until further notice.
Current Events
Obtaining A Handicap
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If you have never held a golf handicap you will need to submit cards for 54 holes and a brief summary of your playing history. This information will be assessed by the committee and then a handicap will be awared. |
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The 54 holes can be in any combination of 18 or 9 holes of golf, but must be played from the Yellow (Men) or Red (Ladies) Distance Measuring Posts. Your round must be marked by another golfer who holds a current active handicap. |
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You can submit your cards either as they are played or once all 54 holes are completed. Please ensure that each card is dated, has your name, your markers name and handicap and is signed by both yourself and your marker (see below) and indicates that you played from the yellow course. |
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Also See KGC Rules of Play |
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Cov19 Adjustments |
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Due to the Cov19 pandemic the requriement for the signature of a scorecard by more than one person has been relaxed. The minimum requirement is that the player obtaining a handicap seeks verbal confirmation from the marker that the gross score for each hole is correct and then signs the card. |
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In order for the marker to be able to verify that the gross scores are correct the marker will have to maintain a card during the round. Therefore after verifying the scores the player and marker should sign the scorecards which they have recorded and submit a picture of both cards to comps@kenilworthgolfclub.co.uk. |
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