B:MORE Team Challenge

Event Details

Date: Friday, 09 October 2026

Format: Team Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: £200.00

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups close: 18 Sep 2026


The B:MORE Team Challenge is an 18-hole team stableford competition held at Badgemore Park Golf Club, Henley-on-Thames. Open to amateur teams of 4 players. Format is team stableford with the best 2 scores on each hole counting. Handicap allowance is 85%. Men play off White tees, ladies off Red tees. Entry fee is £200 per team of 4, which includes breakfast on arrival and a 1-course lunch after golf. Online entries close at midnight on 18th September 2026. Maximum field size is 96 entries. Fantastic prizes available including on-course challenges. All players must hold a valid CDH ID (independent golfers without club affiliation are not eligible).


Prizes

Prizes for the top 3 teams plus on-course challenges.


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Venue

Badgemore Park Golf Club

Oxfordshire, England

Badgemore Park Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located on a 120-acre parkland estate on the edge of Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire. Designed by celebrated architect Robert Sandow, the course is situated in a picturesque riverside setting with views across the Thames Valley. The layout challenges golfers of all standards across varying terrain, featuring well-maintained fairways and strategically positioned bunkers. The course has established itself as a leading centre for junior golf development, recognized with prestigious Junior Hub status by England Golf. Beyond its sporting credentials, Badgemore Park operates as a comprehensive leisure destination, having undergone significant investment and redevelopment in recent years. The facility combines the traditional golf club experience with modern amenities, maintaining its reputation as a welcoming venue for both members and visitors seeking a quality playing experience in an attractive parkland environment.