Eric Mutton Cup 2026

Event Details ⚙

Date: Thursday, 06 August 2026

Format: Pairs

Scoring: Stableford

Category: Mens

Entry Fee: £75.00

Entry Method: Online

The Eric Mutton Cup 2026 is a men's open competition held at Redditch Golf Club on Thursday 6th August 2026. The event is played as a stableford competition from the Gold tees on the Old Course, with an 85% handicap allowance. It is a pairs (two-player team) event with a shotgun start at 10:00am, with assigned tees notified at registration. The entry fee is £75 per team for visitors (£37.50 per player) and £40 per team for members. A member-plus-visitor team entry is also available. The competition is limited to 44 team entries, with any additional entries placed on a reserve list. Following the round, there is a one-course meal and the prizes are awarded immediately after. A limited breakfast menu is available for purchase before the round. The event is open to men, and visitors are explicitly welcome to enter.

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Venue

Redditch Golf Course

Worcestershire, England

Redditch Golf Club is a private members' golf course in Worcestershire, England, designed by the renowned architect Frank Pennink. The course features a challenging layout combining parkland and tree-lined holes that provides a demanding test of golf. A key characteristic is its outstanding greens, which were re-laid to USGA championship standards, earning recognition as among the best putting surfaces in the region. The course welcomes visitors and societies alongside its membership base, offering a friendly and welcoming environment. The club is complemented by comprehensive facilities including a clubhouse, bar, dining options, and pro shop. Redditch Golf Club is regarded as one of Worcestershire's finest golf courses, with visitors consistently praising both the quality of the course condition and the hospitality provided by staff and members.