After Work 9 Loch

Event Details

Date: Thursday, 03 September 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Mixed

Entry Fee: €35.00

Handicap Limit: 54.0

Entry Method: In person

Sign-ups close: 03 Sep 2026


The After Work Golf-Cup is a recurring weekly 9-hole individual stableford competition held on Wednesdays at 17:30 at Potsdamer Golfclub e.V. Open to members of clubs affiliated with the DGV (Deutscher Golf Verband) or EGA, with a maximum handicap of 54. Registration takes place on the day of the event by 10:00 AM. Entry fee is €12 for members and €35 for guests. A minimum of 12 registrations is required for the event to take place; the event may be cancelled if fewer than 12 players register. Maximum 36 participants. E-carts are not permitted except for participants with a medical certificate. Prizes are awarded for gross (combined ladies and gentlemen) and net scores in classes based on participant numbers. Tie-break procedure: better last 6 holes, then last 3, 2, 1 holes in net with handicap allowance; if still tied, a draw decides. No evening prize-giving; results published the next morning. Photos may be published on the club's website, newsletters, Facebook, Twitter, and magazines.


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Venue

Potsdamer Golfclub e.V.

Brandenburg, Germany

Potsdamer Golf-Club is an 18-hole golf course built on the grounds of a former fruit plantation. The layout is characterized by an extensive canal system that serves as water hazards on 13 of the 18 holes, presenting challenges to golfers of all skill levels. The course demands both precision and nerve from players navigating these water features throughout the round. A notable signature hole is the par 5 on hole 11, which earned recognition early in the course's history as one of Germany's most difficult par 5 holes-a distinction it continues to maintain. The varied terrain and strategic water placement create a challenging and engaging routing that tests course management and shot-making abilities.