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Event Details

Date: Saturday, 12 September 2026

Format: Individual Betterball Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Method: Online


The Monthly Cup (Monatsbecher) is part of the Strawberry Tour, an amateur golf tournament series open to all golfers. The event on 12 September 2026 is played as a strokeplay/Nettpunkte competition with scoring in Nettpunkten (net points) using Stableford-based handicap allowances. Players are grouped by handicap (A-F: 0-54). The entry fee is €45. The tournament is open to visitors and non-members as part of the Strawberry Tour network of over 250 partner golf facilities. Entry is made online via the club or golf.de. The top 3 net scores from different venues count towards the season ranking, with the top 20 per handicap group qualifying for the Tour Finale.


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Venue

Bahn 16

Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Bahn 16, known as the "Rose without Thorn," is the 16th hole at the Golf-Club Hohenstaufen e.V. in Donzdorf, situated on the Swabian Alb in Baden-Württemberg. As the final par 5 on the course, it serves as a concluding test of the parkland layout, offering views of the surrounding landscape that highlight the character of the facility. The hole plays as a dogleg left, requiring a precise and long drive into the bend to set up a successful approach shot toward the green. The fairway is tightly constrained, bordered by the Reichenbach stream on the right and a forest on the left, demanding accurate placement off the tee. The approach to the green presents a significant challenge, as the target is guarded by water to the right, a bunker to the left, and out-of-bounds behind the putting surface. The hole is named in reference to Irene of Byzanz, the daughter of Emperor Isaac II Angelos and Queen of the Hohenstaufen dynasty, who was buried in the nearby Lorch monastery church after her tragic death in 1208.