KITCHEN FINESSE Roulette Stableford Open

Event Details

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Date: Saturday, 15 August 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: £45.00

Entry Method: Phone


The Kitchen Finesse Roulette Stableford Open is an individual stableford competition held at Invergordon Golf Club on Saturday 15th August 2026. The event is open to visiting golfers. Entries should be made by contacting the Clubhouse Manager, Val Rhind, on 01349 852715 or 07809 643682, or by email at info@invergordongolf.co.uk. Roulette Stableford is a scoring format where players compete for points based on their net score at each hole, with a random hole selected as a 'roulette' hole that may have special scoring rules. Green fees for visitors are £45 during summer (April-September) and £30 during winter (October-March). Equipment hire is available: trolleys £5 per round, electric trolleys £12 per round, buggies £25 per round, and clubs £10 per round. Group discounts are available upon request.


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Venue

Invergordon Golf Club

Highland, Scotland

Invergordon Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Ross Shire, Scotland, situated on King George Street in Invergordon. The layout features a mix of par 3s, 4s, and 5s, with notably different par allocations for men and women across several holes. The course includes distinctive named holes such as Birchwood (Par 3), Mattock (Par 4), The Rhoddies (Par 4), Rookery (Par 5), Wings's Pond (Par 3), American Garden (Par 4), and the closing hole Bull's Hill (Par 4). Notable features include water hazards, as evidenced by holes named Rosskeen Burn and Wings's Pond, and natural landscape elements like The Big Tree. The course incorporates GUR seeded areas on the greens. The hole names reflect local landmarks and geographical features of the Ross Shire region, suggesting a course well-integrated into its Highland setting. The variety of hole types and the differing par structures between men's and women's tees indicate a course designed to accommodate golfers of varying abilities.