31st Annual Winter Ball Buster

Event Details ⚙

Date: Saturday, 20 February 2027

Format: Team Scramble

Category: Open

Entry Fee: $360.00

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups close: 18 Feb 2027


The 31st Annual Riverbend Winter 4 Man Ball Buster is a team scramble competition held at Riverbend Golf Complex on Saturday, February 20th, 2027, with a 9:30 AM shotgun start. The entry fee is $360 per team, which includes green fees, breakfast, range balls, power carts, and a tee prize. The event is open to the first 32 teams (128 players maximum). Teams must consist of either four amateurs or three amateurs and one professional. Players must hold an established and verifiable USGA Handicap Index. Prizes are awarded for both gross and net scores. Entry deadline is February 18th, 2027, at 12:00 PM. Online entry is available via the provided link.


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Venue

Riverbend Golf Complex

Kent, WA, United States

Riverbend Golf Complex is a public championship 18-hole golf course located in Kent, Washington, and operated by the City of Kent Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department. The course opened in 1989 and has been managed by the city since 2000. Set in Western Washington, it features a challenging and beautiful layout that distinguishes it from other regional courses. The facility includes a driving range and golf merchandise retail store, along with a learning center offering programs for all skill levels and age groups. The course is known for its excellent greens and well-maintained fairways. Riverbend hosts regular tournaments for players of all ages and experience levels, including men's and ladies' club competitions and seasonal events like the Winter Shamble. The course also offers private lessons, group instruction, and clinics. In 2025, it received recognition as a Silver Medal winner in the Seattle Times "Best of the PNW" awards, reflecting its standing as a quality public golf facility in the area.