Sunday Open Stableford (KGC)

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Date: Sunday, 09 August 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: £30.00

Entry Method: Online


The Sunday Open Stableford is an individual stableford competition open to both members and visiting non-member golfers. The event takes place at Kilkeel Golf Club on Sunday, August 9, 2026. Entry for visitors is £30.00 (members pay £6.00). Visitors can book online via the club's visitor booking system. The competition is played as an individual stableford event. The club requires golfers to hold an official handicap for competition play.


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Venue

Kilkeel Golf Course

County Down, Northern Ireland

Kilkeel Golf Club is a 6,700-yard championship parkland course designed by renowned Irish architect Eddie Hackett. Located in County Down, Northern Ireland, the course is set within the Mourne Mountains, an area designated as Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering distinctive scenic views and challenging terrain characteristic of the region's landscape. The course features 18 holes and is designed as a championship-length layout, providing a substantial test for golfers of varying abilities. The parkland setting incorporates the natural contours and features of the Mourne landscape, creating varied playing conditions across the routing. The club was established in 1922 by local townspeople inspired by nearby courses at Warrenpoint and Greenore. The modern clubhouse, constructed in 2000 from Mourne Granite, overlooks the 18th green and provides comprehensive facilities including a restaurant, bar, and conference amenities. Kilkeel hosts regular competitions and membership programs, including senior golf offerings and junior development. The course maintains active tournament schedules with various open competitions throughout the season. The layout emphasizes the interplay between championship-level design and the natural beauty of its mountain setting, making it a notable addition to the regional golf landscape.