Monthly Cup

Event Details

Date: Sunday, 06 September 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Method: Online


The Monthly Cup (Monatsbecher) is a regular individual stableford handicap competition held at Waldsee Golf-Resort. On 6 September 2026, two versions are offered: a 9-hole and an 18-hole format, both played as individual stableford on the Old Course. The event is open to golfers with a valid handicap. Entry is managed online via the club's booking system.


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Venue

Waldsee Golf-Resort

Bad Waldsee, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Waldsee Golf-Resort is a comprehensive 45-hole golf facility located in Bad Waldsee in southern Germany. The resort features two 18-hole championship courses-the New Course and Old Course-complemented by a 9-hole par-27 short course. The facility combines traditional golf elements with contemporary course architecture, offering varied playing experiences across its layouts. The resort is situated within a natural landscape setting that emphasizes biodiversity and environmental stewardship, featuring nature trails and walking routes throughout the grounds. The courses are accompanied by modern practice facilities and a training academy with professional instruction available. Notable features include Europe's first LED night golf facility, allowing evening play on illuminated courses. The short course is designed to be accessible for beginners while presenting challenges for experienced players. Tournament play is regularly hosted at the resort, which operates under the World Handicap System. Beyond golf, the property functions as a full resort with a 4-star hotel, multiple dining venues including fine dining at the Restaurant im Hofgut and casual options at Ausblick T-19, a comprehensive spa and wellness center, and various recreational activities. The setting emphasizes sustainability and natural habitat preservation.