The World Single Golf Cup is the international tournament for golfing singles. To give players a flavour for what the Single Golf Club offers, we have scheduled a series of ‘regional, national and continental finals’ around the World at high quality venues.

How the World Single Golf Cup works:
The format is an individual stableford competition, with the 12 best placed players being eligible to contest the Continental Finals in all Continents. In addition, provided they have played at in least two ‘Introductory Events’, the best scoring male and female players (in both nett and gross categories) receive a special prize (see below).

Participants:
Members, Associate Members and guests can participate in the Introductory Events. As a basic principle, only SingleGolfclub Members are eligible to contest the Continental Single Golf Cup. Interested players who do well in the national Finals and would like to compete in all Continents should become a member of a national SingleGolfclub in Australia before they take part in the International Final.

Miscellaneous:
No player can win two prizes. For example, no player can win both the gross and net categories and no player can win the special gross category and the gross prize for the Single Golf Cup.