Monthly 9-Hole Stableford Cup

Event Details ⚙

Date: Saturday, 03 October 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Handicap Limit: 36.0

The Amsterdam Old Course Monthly 9-Hole Stableford competition is a recurring individual competition played over 9 holes using Stableford scoring. The event takes place on the 9-hole course at Amsterdam Old Course. Visitors and non-members are welcome to enter, provided they hold a valid WHS handicap card. A maximum handicap of 36 applies for weekend play. Entry is typically made via the club's online system or by contacting the club. The event is part of the club's regular monthly league schedule. Green fees apply for visitors: €40 for 9 holes, €50 for 18 holes. Guests of members pay €30. A valid NGF/WHS handicap card is required.

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Venue

Amsterdam Old Course

Noord-Holland, Netherlands

Amsterdam Old Course is one of the Netherlands' oldest golf courses, established in 1935 near Amsterdam city center. The course features an 18-hole layout with both strokeplay and stableford competition formats, alongside a 9-hole option. The facility includes a historically significant clubhouse and maintains a driving range for members and lesson participants. The course operates year-round with seasonal green conditions, including potential winter greens. Notable characteristics include hole 3, which has been shortened due to safety considerations and adjacent new construction. The course accommodates various skill levels through its handicap system integration and offers qualifying rounds for competitive play. Amsterdam Old Course hosts numerous club championships, monthly medal competitions, and social events throughout the year. The facility has achieved recognition for sustainable golf course management practices and environmental conservation. The course operates under local rules that note the proximity to railway lines, requiring players to pause during train passages. With comprehensive amenities including dining facilities and meeting spaces, the course serves as an active community hub for both competitive and recreational golf.