Royal Cinque Ports Winter Team Open

Event Details

Date: Thursday, 26 November 2026

Format: Team Betterball Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: £440.00

Handicap Limit: 24.0 (Ladies: 30.0)

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups close: 05 Nov 2026


The Royal Cinque Ports Winter Team Open is a four-ball betterball stableford competition held at Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club on Thursday 26th November 2026. Teams of two players (any combination of male and female) compete with the better of the two scores counting on each hole. The handicap allowance is 85% of course handicap, with a maximum playing handicap of 24 for gentlemen and 30 for ladies. Gentlemen play from the Club Tees and ladies from the Purple Tees. Registration opens at 07:00 in the bar on the first floor of the clubhouse, with complimentary breakfast served from 07:15 in the ground floor dining room. A complimentary two-course lunch is provided after the round. The entry fee is £440 per team of four, payable on entry to confirm booking. Prizes are awarded to the top three placed teams, with winners contacted after the event. Online entry is available via the club's booking system, with signup closing at midnight on 5th November 2026.


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Venue

Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club

Kent, England

Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club, located in Deal, Kent, is a prestigious links course renowned for its challenging layout and traditional design. The course features a distinctive routing described as "straight out and straight back," with the inward nine holes presenting particular difficulty, especially in windy conditions. Its final four holes are celebrated as among the finest consecutive holes in world golf. As a pure links course, Royal Cinque Ports demands accurate long-hitting golf across open terrain with minimal shelter. The course is characterized by demanding par-4s and par-5s, with pars and birdies relatively scarce. The layout requires strategic shot-making and resilience against the elements typical of English seaside links golf. The club has hosted significant tournaments and maintains strong historical credentials, with endorsements from legendary golfers including Gary Player, James Braid, Peter Alliss, and Bernard Darwin. The course exemplifies traditional links golf architecture and continues to challenge golfers of all abilities through its unforgiving design and exposure to coastal weather conditions.