Bombs & Big Cups Big Cup Tournament

Event Details ⚙

Date: Saturday, 04 July 2026

Format: Pairs Betterball Strokeplay

Category: Open

Entry Fee: $130.00

Entry Method: Online

The Bombs & Big Cups Big Cup Tournament is a two-man best ball competition held at Cedars At Dungeness Golf Course. The event takes place on Saturday, July 4, 2026, with tee times between 8:00 am and 1:10 pm. The entry fee is $130 per player, which includes green fees, the competition, range balls, a power cart, and food and beverage during the tournament. The event features a 'Net Only' division and offers $5,800 in prizes based on the full field. Participants can register online via GolfGenius. A special hotel rate of $249 is available at the 7 Cedars Hotel for participants using group code BOMBS and password BIGCUP26.

Prizes

$5,800 in prizes

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Venue

Cedars at Dungeness Golf Course

WA, United States

Cedars at Dungeness Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located in Sequim, Washington, featuring six tee options ranging from 4,534 to 6,582 yards. The layout combines challenging design with playability across difficulty levels, with course ratings from 61.8 to 71.1 and slopes from 101 to 130. The course is known for its distinctive features, most notably the "Ole Crabby" bunker on hole 3—the world's only bunker shaped like a Dungeness crab, accented with red volcanic cinders from Bend, Oregon. The Par 5 hole is considered one of the course's signature challenges. Other notable holes include the Par 4 "Killer Whale" (hole 15), described as arguably the toughest par 4, and the finishing Par 4 "Totem Way" (hole 18), promoted as one of the Northwest's best finishing holes. The course provides a challenging yet enjoyable experience, with well-maintained conditions in Western Washington. Key characteristics include elevated greens, strategic bunkering, wind considerations, and undulating terrain. The 18-hole layout features thoughtfully named holes reflecting local culture and wildlife, creating a distinctive identity while testing golfers of varying skill levels.