Sunday Skins Game

Event Details ⚙

Date: Sunday, 20 September 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: $35.00

Entry Method: Online

The Sunday Skins Game is a weekly individual competition held every Sunday at 7:45 am at The Preserve at Turnbull Bay. The event is open to all golfers, both men and women. Men play from the White Tees and Ladies from the Red Tees. A handicap is not required, though low-handicap long hitters may be asked to move back a tee. The cost is $25 for golf and $10 for the skins game (total $35). The format is skins with CTP (Closest to the Pin) included. Players compete individually.

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Venue

The Preserve at Turnbull Bay

New Smyrna Beach, FL, United States

The Preserve at Turnbull Bay is an 18-hole, par 72 championship course stretching 6,600 yards located in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. The course winds through a nature preserve on Turnbull Bay and the Turnbull Bay Estates community, featuring a natural layout that preserves local wildlife and natural surroundings rather than adopting a standardized design. The course showcases lush Bermuda grass fairways lined with mature trees and water hazards, complemented by Seashore Paspalum greens that provide consistent putting surfaces throughout the year. Shell cart paths meander through the property, enhancing the scenic, laid-back atmosphere. The Preserve presents challenges suitable for golfers of all skill levels and ages. Beyond the 18-hole course, the facility includes a comprehensive practice area with 15 covered hitting bays equipped with Toptracer Range technology, allowing players to track shots and distances. Additional amenities feature GPS-equipped carts, a putting and chipping green, a fully stocked pro shop, and a snack bar. Open year-round to both public players and members, the course emphasizes its locally-owned operation and commitment to quality service.