AS Trophy T6

Event Details ⚙

Date: Thursday, 03 September 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: €15.00

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups close: 31 Aug 2026

The AS Trophy T6 is an individual stableford competition held at Golf Bluegreen de Pessac on Thursday, September 3, 2026, with a tee time at 08:20. Players play 18 holes from the Blanc/Bleu tees (yellow markers for men, red markers for ladies). The competition is open to both members and non-members of the AS (Association Sportive) of Golf de Pessac. Entry is online through the AS website, with a closing date of Monday, August 31, 2026 at 18:00. The entry fee is €15.00 for adult non-members and €10.00 for young non-members; AS members pay €10.00 (adults) or €0.00 (young). A mandatory health questionnaire following FFG (French Golf Federation) rules is required, and entrants must hold a valid golf license. The competition is limited to 75 players, with priority given to AS members, then by registration order, and any remaining spots filled by waitlist. Tee time requests are not accommodated. The competition counts toward index evolution and is part of the larger Trophée de l'AS series (8 rounds). No prize ceremony is held on the day of the competition. The general competition regulations of AS PESSAC apply.

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Venue

Golf de Pessac

Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France

Golf Bluegreen Pessac, established in 1989, is located 10 minutes from Bordeaux city center in southwestern France. The course sprawls across approximately 120 hectares of pine forests and is distinguished by water features bordered by reeds and wooded areas. The facility comprises three layouts: a compact course, a 9-hole course, and an 18-hole championship course, accommodating golfers of all levels from beginners to experienced players. The terrain is relatively flat, lined with majestic pine trees, and features elevated greens known throughout the region for their technical design and generous but winding contours. The course is characterized by strategically placed water hazards and well-designed holes with wide fairways that contrast with the demanding greens. Notable facilities include extensive practice areas with a practice range over water, multiple approach greens, a putting green, and a par-3 course. The clubhouse features a restaurant with terrace views overlooking the course, and additional amenities include a minigolf course and a well-equipped pro shop. The course is appreciated for its overall quality and design, attracting both subscribers and casual golfers seeking a well-maintained golfing experience in a picturesque natural setting.