Crans-Montana Ladies Trophy

Event Details

Date: Tuesday, 01 September 2026

End Date: Sunday, 06 September 2026

Format: Pairs Betterball Stableford

Category: Ladies

Entry Fee: CHF 310.00

Handicap Limit: 36.0

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups close: 25 Sep 2026


The 20th Crans-Montana Ladies Trophy is a two-day ladies golf event held at Golf Club Crans-sur-Sierre on the Jack Nicklaus Course. The event comprises two competitions: on Tuesday 29th September 2026, a Single Lady Trophy individual stableford competition with two handicap categories (0-15.4 from blue tees, 15.5-30.0 from red tees), and on Wednesday 30th September 2026, a 4-ball betterball stableford competition (handicap 9/10). Tee times start from 7:30am from tee 1. The entry fee is CHF 310 (reduced to CHF 150 for members of the women's section and holders of the 'abonnement 3 clubs'), which includes two green fees, refueling at the turn, aperitif, the Valaisan evening on Tuesday with dinner and entertainment at Le Sporting Clubhouse, the Chef's pasta on Wednesday with wine, beer or soft drinks, bag guarding, and manual trolleys. The maximum handicap for entry is 36.0, reduced to 30.0 for the competition. Registration is limited to 110 participants and must be completed by Friday 25th September 2026 via the online registration form. Prizes include nearest to the pin prizes on holes 11 and 13, gross/net prizes, special prices, and wild cards for 2027. The award ceremony takes place on both evenings, sponsored by PING Switzerland and Bucherer.


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Venue

The Jack Nicklaus Course

Valais/Wallis, Switzerland

The Jack Nicklaus Course is a 9-hole golf course located at Golf Club Crans-sur-Sierre in Switzerland. Designed by legendary golfer Jack Nicklaus, the course was completed and reopened in July 1988. The course plays to a par 70 with a total length of 5,458 meters. Originally constructed as the Xires Course in 1951, the layout was completely redesigned by Nicklaus starting in 1981. Six of the nine holes utilize the location of the former short golf course, while three holes were constructed on an adjacent site. The course features a mix of par-4 holes (six holes), par-3 holes (two holes), and one par-5 hole. The course was built to complement the overcrowded 18-hole Plan-Bramois course at the club. Nicklaus transformed the original short, narrow layout into a more challenging design. Located in the Crans-Montana area at elevation, the course offers golfers a test of their skills across its nine-hole routing. The redesign by Nicklaus represents his first golf course construction project in Switzerland, making it a notable addition to the region's golf offerings.