Canada Cup

Event Details

Date: Saturday, 05 September 2026

Format: Pairs Stableford

Category: Mens

Entry Fee: £120.00

Entry Method: Online


The Canada Cup is a pairs aggregate Stableford competition held at Thurlestone Golf Club (White tees) on Saturday 5th September 2026. The event is open to men. A handicap allowance of 95% applies. The entry fee is £120.00 per team for visitors (£70.00 per team for members). Entries open 1st December 2025 and close at midnight on 29th August 2026. When applying and paying online, players must select their country using the drop-down box provided.


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Venue

Thurlestone Golf Course

Devon, England

Thurlestone Golf Club is an 18-hole course designed by Harry Colt, located in Devon's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty along the Bigbury Bay coastline. The course features a blend of links and cliff-top terrain, with the latter offering panoramic views of Thurlestone Rock to the east and the Avon Estuary and Burgh Island to the west. The layout presents an exhilarating golfing experience characterized by majestic rocky seascapes overlooking historic coves. The first twelve holes run along the headland, providing true links-style play with thick, springy turf that encourages solid ball striking. Despite its dramatic setting, the course is considered suitable for holiday golf, featuring reasonably generous fairways and not overly severe conditions, though coastal winds can be challenging. The terrain combines natural coastal beauty with strategic design, incorporating the rugged Devon landscape into the course routing. The dramatic clifftop positioning and views of local landmarks create a distinctive visual character reminiscent of premium seaside courses. The course maintains traditional standards, currently operating carry-only without buggy or trolley use.