Cristal Cup 2026

Event Details ⚙

Date: Wednesday, 28 October 2026

Format: Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: €90.00

The Cristal Cup is a weekly individual stableford competition held at Golf Club Petersberg (Golfplatz Petersberg) in Deutschnofen, South Tyrol, Italy. The event takes place every Wednesday with tee times between 12:00 and 14:00. Before 12:00 and after 14:00, free play is available. Registration should ideally be completed by Tuesday evening. Late registrations on Wednesday morning may be accepted, but start time and playing partner preferences cannot be guaranteed. Entry fees are: 15 EUR for club members, 79 EUR for members of affiliated South Tyrol golf clubs (including green fee), and 90 EUR for guests (including green fee). The event is open to visiting non-member golfers.

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Venue

Golfplatz Petersberg - Golf Club Petersberg

Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol, Italy

Located in Nova PONENTE in South Tyrol, Golf Club Petersberg sits at an altitude of approximately 1,250 meters above sea level. The 18-hole course, which carries a par of 71, was designed by Italian golf architect Marco Croze. The layout is set within a natural landscape characterized by small groves of old trees and picturesque ponds, offering views of the surrounding mountains. The course is open from mid-April to mid-November. The facility holds a significant place in the region's golfing history as the first 18-hole golf course in South Tyrol. Originally established as a nine-hole course in 1989, the second nine holes were added and opened in August 1993. The course's par was increased from 67 to 71 in 2001. It maintains a course rating of 70.4 with a Slope Rating of 127 for men, and a course rating of 70.8 with a Slope Rating of 128 for women. A defining feature of the course is the 17th hole, which presents a unique challenge. This hole requires a shot from an elevated tee to a green positioned behind an old mill pond that acts as a water hazard. The course also features a practice area and a clubhouse with a restaurant and bar. The club has hosted numerous tournaments since its inception, including the first tournament held in August 1989 on the initial nine holes.