South Coast Challenge Golf Tournament

Event Details ⚙

Date: Tuesday, 18 August 2026

End Date: Thursday, 20 August 2026

Format: Individual

Scoring: Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: £189.00

Max Players: 96

Entry Method: Online

Three-day open Stableford competition rotating across Seaford Golf Club, Seaford Head Golf Club, and East Brighton Golf Club. Open to both men and women. 96 players in total, split into groups of 32, with each group rotating across the three courses over the three days. Daily prizes awarded; overall champion decided on the three-day combined score. Entry fee is £169 if entered by 31 January 2026, rising to £189 thereafter.

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Venue

Seaford Golf Club

Seaford, East Sussex, England

Seaford Golf Club is an 18-hole downland course located on the edge of the South Downs National Park near Seaford, East Sussex, with commanding views towards the Sussex coast and Rathfinny vineyards. Designed and built by legendary five-time Open Champion JH Taylor in 1907, the course embraces natural features with gentle gradients characteristic of quality downland golf. The underlying chalk ensures excellent drainage, making the course playable when many others are closed, with firm fairways and greens presenting a consistent challenge. Currently undergoing improvements guided by Creative Golf Design's Ken Moodie, which include bunker reconstruction, scrub clearance, and new pathways, with nine holes completed to positive reception. The course is recognized as one of Sussex's finest. The charming clubhouse overlooks the 18th green and 1st tee, with a sun terrace providing social facilities. The club offers a Dormy House with en-suite accommodation, full English breakfast, and five-course evening meals for extended golfing stays.