Open: Cowgill Trophy (Men's 4BBB) - 2027

Event Details ⚙

Date: Saturday, 25 September 2027

Format: Pairs Betterball

Category: Mens

Entry Fee: £70.00

Handicap Limit: 25.2

Entry Method: Online


The Cowgill Trophy - Men's 4BBB Open is a men's pairs 4BBB stableford competition held on Saturday 25th September 2027 at Fleetwood Golf Club (The Links, Fleetwood). Entry is open to male golfers with a current WHS Index (iGolf members are excluded from Open Competitions at this time). Maximum Handicap Index entry limit is 25.2, with a maximum playing handicap of 23 at 85% allowance. The entry fee is £70 per team for visitors (members pay £20 per team). Entries are accepted online only via the club's booking system using a CDH number. Sign-up closes 4 days before the event. Tee times run from 8:00am to 1:30pm. Prizes are awarded to the top 4 teams, with amounts depending on field size (prizes and amounts published online and by email after the event). A 2nd competition is also run on the day by the Pro Shop. Ties are decided by card play-off. No presentation after play. Caddies are permitted but fore-caddying is not. Players must adhere to the club's Code of Conduct and R&A Rules of Golf. Automatic reserve list is activated if the start sheet is full.


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Venue

Fleetwood Golf Course

Fleetwood, Lancashire, England

Fleetwood Golf Club is a true links course located on the Lancashire coast in the northwest corner of the Fylde, near Blackpool and Lytham. The course stretches 6,521 yards and features a distinctive layout with a short par 4 opening hole that presents a birdie opportunity, followed by a closing hole designed as a risk-and-reward challenge to test longer hitters. As the only genuine links course on the Fylde coast, it offers an authentic seaside golf experience with the characteristic undulating terrain and coastal setting typical of links golf. The club has a rich history, with records indicating golf has been played at Fleetwood since 1861, when officers from the local barracks enjoyed the links. The course caters to both members and visitors, with professional instruction available through PGA staff and a well-stocked pro shop on-site. The club maintains an indoor practice facility for year-round game improvement.