Stableford
A points-based format that rewards good scoring while allowing a difficult hole to be left behind.
Competitions & events
Golf with purpose.
Competition with community.
Organised competition gives every round something extra to play for, while the Club Belrose spirit keeps the experience welcoming.
More than a social round
Serious enough to be rewarding. Friendly enough to enjoy.
Club Belrose Golf combines organised competition with the relaxed community atmosphere that makes Sunday golf worth anticipating.
Members can test their game, share friendly rivalry and take part in club traditions without losing sight of the main reason everyone turns up: to enjoy the round and the people playing it.
Find the next competition →Competition formats
Different ways to test your game
Actual formats for each date should always be confirmed through the approved playing calendar.
Stroke play
A traditional format in which every stroke contributes to the final score.
Four-ball
A partner format in which the side's better score on each hole counts for the team.
Ambrose
A collaborative team format designed to keep the group involved throughout the round.
Club traditions
Events with something extra to play for
Signature competition
Travellers Cup
A named club competition referenced in the existing Club Belrose Golf programme.
Club tradition
Memorial Shield
A special four-ball Ambrose event referenced by the club's current website.
Playing programme
Sunday competitions
Regular fixtures across different courses keep the season varied and engaging.
The Club Belrose spirit
Competition that stays welcoming.
The aim is not simply to win. It is to enjoy organised golf, test the game against a changing course and share the experience with fellow members. Whether a golfer enjoys chasing a result or simply taking part, the community remains central.
Become a memberHandicaps & participation
Helpful information before entering
Do members need an official handicap?
The current club website refers to members using official handicaps or working towards one. The club should confirm exact eligibility and competition requirements.
Are competitions suitable for newer golfers?
The club's positioning is welcoming, but prospective members should contact the club for current participation requirements.
Is every event the same format?
No. The programme can include different individual and team formats. Check each confirmed fixture for details.
Where are results published?
Use the Results page for approved outcomes and match information once published.
Why members return
More than the number on the scorecard
Friendly rivalry
Competition adds meaning to the round without removing the enjoyment of playing together.
Club traditions
Named events and special days give the season moments members can anticipate.
Shared experiences
The stories, conversations and memories after the round become part of the club experience.
Play for something
Ready to add more purpose to your Sunday golf?
Join a club where competition, course variety and community come together.