Volunteers' Cup

Event Details

Date: Friday, 16 October 2026

Format: Pairs Scramble Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Method: Online


Volunteers' Cup (Coupe des Bénévoles) - A 2-player scramble competition held at Golf de Noas on 16 October 2026, starting at 09:00 according to the starting list. The event is sponsored by GCCS (Golf Club Crans-sur-Sierre) and Ballesteros. Open to all golfers, members and non-members. Entry fee: CHF 20 plus green fee of CHF 35 (if no playing subscription). Entries accepted online until 11:00 the day before the competition, subject to availability.


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Venue

Golf de Noas

Valais/Wallis, Switzerland

Golf de Noas is a nine-hole public golf course located in Chermignon-d'en-Bas in the Valais region of Switzerland. The course is situated in a mountain setting, described on the site as a "9 trous de montagne" (9-hole mountain course). It operates as a public facility open to all players, including those without a handicap, and serves as a venue for local competitions and member play. The course layout consists of nine holes, designed to accommodate a variety of skill levels. The facility includes a practice zone for players to work on their skills before playing. The club emphasizes accessibility, allowing beginners to prepare for official handicaps and improve their rules knowledge, while more experienced golfers can refine their short game. The philosophy of the club is to provide a friendly environment where golfers can play on a full course rather than relying solely on driving ranges. Golf de Noas hosts a regular schedule of competitions, including stroke play events like the Golf Eclectic and match play tournaments such as the Mémorial Léonce Pralong. The course also hosts events for other clubs, such as the Golf Club Crans-sur-Sierres, and participates in local cups like the Coupe AXA. These competitions often utilize shotgun starts to bring all participants together, fostering a communal atmosphere among players. The course is managed by Golf de Noas SA, which organizes general assemblies and maintains a committee to oversee operations. The facility features a reception chalet and provides access to local rules and scorecards for players. The course is open to the public, with greenfees available for non-members, and maintains a presence through a webcam and social media channels to update visitors on conditions and closures.