Presidents Finals

Description

The Presidents Finals will take place on March 8, 2026, at Titahi Bay Golf Club. This open individual competition uses stableford scoring, offering players of all abilities the chance to compete. Stableford format rewards consistent play throughout the round, making it an engaging alternative to traditional stroke play scoring.

Titahi Bay Golf Club

Wellington, New Zealand

Titahi Bay Golf Club, located on Whitireia Park in New Zealand, is a historic golf facility that has been operating since its reopening in 1958. The club is particularly renowned as the home course of Michael Campbell, winner of the 2005 US Open, and Lynette Brooky, both of whom launched their professional careers at Titahi. The club was originally established in 1929 at a different location before relocating to its current site following World War II. The course welcomes both members and green fee players, with public play available Monday to Friday, most Saturdays, and Sunday afternoons. The facility features a comfortable clubhouse with a sheltered deck offering views toward Mana Island, a bar, and catering services. The club offers cart hire, club rental, and trundler hire for visitors, with advance bookings recommended. Titahi Bay Golf Club holds the distinction of being the only golf club in New Zealand to have produced two golfers named as New Zealand Golfers of the Year in consecutive years (2004 and 2006). The course is open seven days a week for members, reflecting its status as an important community golf facility.