Afternoon 9 Hole Challenge

Event Details

Date: Friday, 09 October 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Handicap Limit: 54.0

Entry Method: Online


The Afternoon 9 Hole Challenge is a new, straightforward tournament format at Golf Club Lipperswil for golfers who want to play a sporting 9-hole round in the afternoon. Perfect for a quick competition after work or a relaxed weekend start. Players compete in a handicap-effective 9-hole Stableford tournament on one of the club's 9-hole courses (Feldgarten, Schwarzebach, or Burkert). Open to all golfers aged 16 and over with a valid Swissgolf or EGA license and a handicap up to 54. Maximum 48 players per tournament. The 2026 tournament dates are 17 July, 28 August, 18 September, and 9 October. Entry is via the online booking system at PCCaddie.


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Venue

Golf Club Lipperswil

Lipperswil, Thurgau, Switzerland

Golf Club Lipperswil is a 4-star superior 27-hole golf course opened in 2000, located on the Seerücken hills in Thurgau, Switzerland. Designed by course architect Kurt Rossknecht, the layout comprises three distinct 9-hole courses that can be combined in various configurations to provide versatile play for all skill levels. The course integrates the natural rolling landscape of the Seerücken region with native trees, offering scenic views toward the Alps and Lake Constance. The terrain's gentle hills create an accessible yet engaging design. Rossknecht's philosophy emphasized creating an enjoyable experience across different playing abilities while maintaining regional character. The facility features 27 holes, an extensive driving range with grass tees, practice greens, a pro shop, and a modern clubhouse with a large sun terrace. The on-site Restaurant TWENTY7 provides dining with panoramic views. The course offers instruction through a PGA academy and hosts events including tournaments. A notable moment occurred in June 2023 when Gary Player, the legendary golfer, visited and recorded his 36th hole-in-one on hole 14. Since 2024, the club participates in the Private Partner Golf (PPG) network.