Curry Cup - Staggered Start

Event Details ⚙

Date: Monday, 21 September 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Method: Online

The Curry Cup is a regular weekly competition held every Monday at 17:30 Uhr as a Kanonenstart (teetimes on holes 1-9 only). It is an 18-hole event played under Stableford scoring. The competition is open to all golfers aged 18 and over. Entry is made via PC Caddie or the notice board at the clubhouse, with a deadline of 11:00 Uhr on the day of the event. The start fee must be paid at the club secretariat. There is also an optional Birdie Pool participation for 5.00 EUR, with further details available at the club secretariat on the day of play.

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Venue

Golf- und Landclub Bad Salzuflen

Bad Salzuflen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany

Golf- und Landclub Bad Salzuflen is an 18-hole parkland golf course characterized by its natural beauty and idyllic setting. The course features mature tree stands and undulating terrain that create a visually striking landscape while presenting challenges for golfers of all skill levels. The layout emphasizes the naturalistic character of the property, with the distinctive topography and established vegetation providing both aesthetic appeal and strategic gameplay demands. The course is situated in a hilly parkland environment that showcases the region's natural qualities. The facility includes a driving range for practice, and the course operates with full winter service restrictions during the colder months. The club maintains a strong competitive program with regular tournament play, including senior competitions held on Friday mornings. The course welcomes both members and guests, with greenfee play available. Golf- und Landclub Bad Salzuflen has been established since 1956 and emphasizes golf and nature conservation alongside competitive sport and community values.