2026 Summer Challenge Trophy

Event Details

Date: Sunday, 04 October 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Handicap Limit: 36.0


The Summer Challenge Trophy is a multi-round individual Stableford competition held at Golf de Liège-Gomzé. Participants play Single Stableford on either 9 or 18 holes, with the general classification based on each participant's 3 best results from the series. All 18-hole rounds are qualifying for handicap purposes. The final round takes place on Sunday 4 October 2026, starting at 9:30 AM. Prize tables are awarded on 4 October with categories for men (two divisions: 0-15.0 and 15.1-36.0), ladies (one category), and mixed C9T. Men in category 1 must play from the 59 (White) or 55 (Yellow) tees; men in category 2 must play from the 55 (Yellow), 50 (Blue), or 47 (Red) tees; ladies must play from the 50 (Blue) or 47 (Red) tees. The event is open to all members of EGA-affiliated clubs (minimum 9 holes) with a valid federal card and handicap certificate (maximum handicap 36). Visitors are welcome and subject to green fee and competition fees. Entries are recorded via I-golf.be or the BeGolf app, with entries closing on the Friday before Sunday events or 48 hours before other competitions. In case of a tie after all rounds, ranking is determined by the lowest handicap.


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Venue

Golf de Gomzé

Liège, Belgium

The Golf de Liège-Gomzé is an 18-hole, par 72 course located at Counachamps 8 in 4140 Gomzé-Andoumont, Belgium, situated in the Ardennes region just south-east of Liège. The course is set within a landscape characterized by hills, valleys, woods, and small lakes, featuring a mix of hundred-year-old trees and multi-coloured bushes. The layout is divided into two distinct nines; the front nine is hilly and winds through the woods, offering a variety of light and shade, while the back nine slopes down in a dogleg formation towards a small valley filled with fruit trees. The facility includes a clubhouse with the restaurant Le Swing, a driving range, and a putting green. Golfers have access to both manual and electric trolleys, as well as golf cart rentals. The course also provides charging stations for electric vehicles and offers instruction through an academy for beginners. Tournament play is regulated by specific local rules and tournament regulations available to members and visitors. The club participates in the i-golf access system, allowing for broader booking and competition opportunities. The course status, including pin positions and winter rules, is updated regularly to reflect current playing conditions.