Golf House Trophy

Event Details

Date: Saturday, 19 September 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: €155.00

Handicap Limit: 54.0

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups close: 17 Sep 2026


The Golf House Trophy is an individual 18-hole Stableford competition held at Porsche Golf Course on Saturday, 19 September 2026, with starts from approximately 08:30. The event is open to all golfers with a maximum of 100 participants, and waiting lists are maintained. Players are grouped by handicap: Group A (0-18.4), Group B (18.5-26.4), Group C (26.5-36), and Group D (37-54), all playing from yellow/red tees. Prizes include one gross prize for men, one gross prize for ladies, and three net prizes per group. Tie-breaks are decided by holes 1, 18, 3, 16, 5, 14, 7, 12, 9, with further tie-breaks as needed. Special prizes include Nearest to the Pin on hole 13 and Longest Drive on hole 2 for both men and ladies. The entry fee for general guests (including green fee) is €155; hotel guests (Maximilian, Fürstenhof, Das Ludwig) and Gutshof guests (Brunnwies, Penning, Uttlau) pay €132; members pay €40; youth (under 18 or students up to 27) pay €35 plus green fee. A refreshment station is available, and participants receive a Golf House gift. Play follows official DGV Golf Rules and the World Handicap System. Golf carts can be reserved until the entry deadline. The prize-giving takes place immediately after the competition at Gutshof Penning, where all participants are invited to a communal dinner. Entry closes on Thursday, 17 September 2026 at 18:00.


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Venue

Porsche Golf Course

Rotthalmünster, Bayern, Germany

The Porsche Golf Course is an 18-hole, Par 71 course designed by renowned German golfer Bernhard Langer. Located adjacent to the Beckenbauer Golf Course within the Quellness Golf Resort, it serves as the complementary companion to the championship layout. Spanning 65 hectares, the course features gently undulating fairways and mature trees throughout the scenic Rott river valley landscape. Designed with recreational players in mind, the Porsche Golf Course offers broader fairways and shorter holes than its championship neighbor, making it more accessible while maintaining solid technical challenges suitable for all handicap levels. Water features prominently throughout, particularly in the closing stretch. Notable holes include the 4th, a long Par 4 dogleg left along the Rott river with a challenging approach over water; the 13th, a Par 3 with a peninsula green; and the demanding finishing sequence of holes 16-18, where water hazards continuously influence play, including a 90-degree dogleg around a pond at the 16th. The terrain is relatively flat with fairways winding through the floodplain landscape. The course is well-maintained and pedestrian-friendly, accommodating players of various skill levels.