Gents St Cuthbert Open

Event Details ⚙

Date: Saturday, 23 May 2026

Format: Individual

Scoring: Stableford

Category: Mens

Entry Method: Online

Description

The Gents St Cuthbert Open takes place on May 23, 2026, at St. Cuthbert Golf Club in Ayr, United Kingdom. This men's individual competition features Stableford scoring, offering golfers a chance to compete at this Scottish venue. The format rewards consistent play throughout the round, making it an engaging test of skill for participants.

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Venue

St. Cuthbert Golf Club

Ayr, South Ayrshire, Scotland

Prestwick St Cuthbert Golf Club is a parkland course located in Ayrshire, Scotland, designed by J.R. Stutt and opened in 1963. The course is situated on East Road in Prestwick, approximately one mile from the A77 and within easy reach of Prestwick Airport. The club has earned recognition for its excellent course maintenance, particularly its greens and fairways. The layout presents a challenging test for golfers of all skill levels, with each hole offering distinct characteristics. The course hosted the 2017 Scottish Amateur Championship, demonstrating its quality standards. Key facilities include a modern clubhouse, fully stocked pro shop, practice range, and putting green. The course features meticulously maintained playing surfaces that have drawn praise from touring professionals for their condition and subtle green complexities. The parkland setting provides picturesque fairways and a welcoming playing environment. Prestwick St Cuthbert caters to both visitors and members, offering various membership options and visitor tee time bookings. The combination of challenging design, quality maintenance, and comprehensive facilities establishes the club as a notable golfing destination in Ayrshire.