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The Carnoustie Women’s Senior Open - Thursday 11th September 2025
First Look: The Carnoustie Women’s Senior OpenTaking place on Thursday 11th September 2025
Entries Close: Monday 11th August 2025
Course: The Carnoustie Buddon CourseThe Carnoustie Women's Senior Open is an 18-hole open stroke play event and this year will be played on The Carnoustie Buddon Course.Prizes are awarded to the overall scratch and nett champions and also to the leading scratch and nett scores.This competition is open to women golfers, aged 50 or above (on the day of the competition) with a handicap of 54.0 or below.Entry for the Carnoustie Women’s Senior Open will open on Monday 3rd February 2025.Entry Fee: £40*^.Find out more
*£20 for Carnoustie Season Ticket Holders^ Entry fee is inclusive of complimentary tea and coffee which will be offered in The Rookery Restaurant prior to players teeing off
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South Ayrshire Senior Winter Series
Golf South Ayrshire - Winter Seniors Series 2025 *Starts 20th January*Open to Ladies and Gents aged 50 and over on 1st January 2025.
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Scottish Senior Women's Open: America's Tennant 'honoured' to claim title after play-off drama
Oregon-based golfer pips Scotland's Valerie Thomas at second extra hole after three days of action at Old Course Ranfurly.
Lara Tennant from Oregan in the US today edged out Scotland’s Valerie Thomas on the second extra play-off hole to win the 2024 Scottish Senior Women’s Open Strokeplay Championship.
In difficult conditions over three days of competition at Old Course Ranfurly, Renfrewshire, both players finished tied on a 54-hole aggregate score of 226 (+10).
Tennant had rounds of 76,77 and 73 while Thomas matched that total with rounds of 75,78 and 73.
In the play-off, both players made par threes on the first extra hole (18th) before Tennant held her nerve to make a par four on the 17th.
When Thomas failed to get up and down from the front edge, the 57-year-old from Oregon was able to celebrate the win with husband and caddie Bob by her side.
England’s Lisa Barton was third on +12 while two-time champion Elaine Moffat from the St Regulus Ladies Club finished in fourth.
