MacKenzie Week Boy Bladon & Molly Cayless Trophy Open - Individual

Event Details ★

Date: Sunday, 14 June 2026

Format: Individual

Scoring: Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: £46.00

Entry Method: Online

The MacKenzie Week Boy Bladon & Molly Cayless Trophy Open is an 18-hole individual Stableford competition played at Teignmouth Golf Course on Sunday 14 June 2026. This event is part of MacKenzie Week at Teignmouth Golf Club. Open to men and ladies. Tees used are Black (Men) and Navy (Ladies). Handicap allowance is 95%. 2's pool is included in the entry fee. Tee times run from 7:30am to 2:00pm. Entry fee is £46.00 for visitors. Signup closes at midnight on 14 June 2026. Prizes are in the form of vouchers. The best male finisher wins the Boy Bladon Trophy and the best female finisher wins the Molly Cayless Trophy.

Prizes

Best male finisher wins the Boy Bladon Trophy; best female finisher wins the Molly Cayless Trophy. Prizes awarded in the form of vouchers.

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Venue

Teignmouth Golf Course

Devon, England

Teignmouth Golf Club is an 18-hole moorland links course designed by the legendary Dr Alister MacKenzie, opening in 1924—nine years before he completed Augusta National. Located near the South Devon coast at 800 feet above sea level, the course commands spectacular views of the sea and nearby moors, providing a distinctive scenic setting. The course presents a notable test of golf for players of all abilities, featuring six varied and challenging par 3s and notably eleven two-tier greens, a signature characteristic of MacKenzie's design philosophy. The moorland terrain and elevation create varied playing conditions across the layout. The course has established itself as a significant competition venue, hosting events including the English Boys County Finals and various open competitions. Its heritage and design pedigree make it a respected fixture in Devon golf, combining challenging architecture with outstanding natural landscape features characteristic of the region's moorland environment.