Birdie Juice 2.0 Open

Event Details

EVENT
FULL

Date: Monday, 17 August 2026

End Date: Tuesday, 18 August 2026

Format: Team Betterball Strokeplay

Category: Ladies

Entry Fee: CAD 1,200.00

Entry Method: Email


Two-day, 4-lady team golf tournament held across two courses. Day 1 (Monday, 17 August 2026): St. Eugene Golf Course, green tee box at 5,295 yards. Day 2 (Tuesday, 18 August 2026): Bootleg Golf Course, green tee box at 5,465 yards. Entry fee is CAD $1,200 per team (CAD $300 per person). To enter, contact Debbie Thompson by email or download and submit the registration form. This event is now sold out. The tournament features two formats: 4 Lady Team Gross and 4 Lady Team Net Best Ball. Best 2 gross and best 2 net scores for each hole count. All participants must have a Golf Canada established index. Indexes are frozen as of August 11, 2026. The field is limited to the first 32 paid teams. Entry fee includes green fees, cart, range balls, dinner on Monday, lunch on Tuesday, deuce pot, and prizes.


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Venue

St. Eugene Golf Course

British Columbia, Canada

St. Eugene Golf Course is a Les Furber-designed championship course nestled in the Rocky Mountains within the traditional territory of the Ktunaxa Nation. Located in a secluded valley on the banks of the St. Mary's River near Cranbrook, British Columbia, the course features rolling woodlands and links-style fairways set against dramatic mountain scenery, including views of Fisher Peak and the hoodoos. Each fairway offers distinct perspectives of the surrounding landscape, from the Rocky Mountain Trench's rolling terrain to vistas alongside the St. Mary River. The course is characterized by its integration with the natural environment, combining open links sections with woodland passages that create varied playing conditions. The dramatic alpine setting and wildlife encounters, including morning elk sightings, define the course experience. As part of the St. Eugene Resort, the golf course operates within a property owned by four Ktunaxa communities. The course serves as a centerpiece of the resort's recreational offerings, drawing players seeking a championship-caliber experience in a spectacular natural setting that balances challenging play with exceptional scenic beauty.