Cheltenham Golf Cup Day 4BBB

Event Details ⚙

Date: Friday, 19 March 2027

Format: Pairs Betterball Stableford

Category: Mixed

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups open: 27 Jan 2027

The Cheltenham Golf Cup Day 4BBB is a mixed pairs stableford competition held at Worcester Golf & Country Club on the Worcester High Course (Yellow tees for men, Red tees for ladies). Teams of two play a 4-ball betterball format where the best score of the pair counts on all holes, with an 85% handicap allowance. The event features a multi-tee start at 08:15, with a bacon roll and coffee available from 07:30 (included). A midday lunch break at approximately 1:00 pm includes a hearty Irish stew and dessert. Prizes are awarded for the best pair, nearest the pin on all holes, and best turned out. Entries are available online, opening on 27th January 2027 at 7:00 pm.

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Venue

Boughton Park (Worcester Golf and Country Club)

Worcestershire, England

Boughton Park is home to Worcester Golf and Country Club, a parkland course designed in 1927 by Dr Alister Mackenzie, the renowned Scottish golf architect. Located just minutes from Worcester City Centre, the course measures 6,251 yards and is set within scenic grounds offering views of the nearby Malvern Hills. The course features a distinctive design characteristic: long, narrow greens that demand accuracy from golfers of all ability levels. This layout provides a challenging yet fair test of play across the parkland setting. The combination of Mackenzie's classic design principles and the natural landscape creates a course that balances difficulty with playability. As a historic course with notable design credentials, Worcester Golf and Country Club has hosted significant tournaments, including Junior Team Golf Regional Finals, attracting competitive play and recognition within the golfing community. The course has also been featured in Golf Monthly as a hidden gem, acknowledging its quality and appeal despite relative obscurity compared to more famous venues. The setting within Boughton Park's natural landscape, combined with Mackenzie's architectural expertise, establishes this as a course of considerable interest to golfers seeking both historical significance and quality play.