CONGRATULATIONS TO STEVE HAINES - WINNER OF THE JUNE 2019 GOLFBREAKS FREE PRIZE DRAW - HE WINS 12 X Callaway Supersoft golf balls, a Callaway cap and Foxhills fourball voucher.

Register on the Golfbreaks page for your chance to win in the next draw.  

This is the website for the Invicta Golf League sponsored by Golfbreaks, see Golfbreaks tab for members rewards and discounts.

The league was first set up in 2005.

The league is run by the founders committee, the committee consists of a

member from each of the clubs that founded the league.

David Hawes-Gatt (Chairman) Hever Castle

      Kevin Still - West Malling         Darren Read - Redlibbets

  John Kirby - North Foreland                     Michael Pilbeam - Canterbury

          Paul Cronin - Nevill 

                                               

 

The rules of the league were drafted by the committee in the year 2005,

a summary follows.

Format of the games.

Each team to consist of ten players, all players to be a minimum age of 18.

The team to have no more than 3 category one players.

A maximum handicap of 18 is allowed.

Matches will be played in pairs betterball, played off 9/10 handicap difference.

Each pair will play for three points = 3 points for a win, one point for a half,

making a maximum of 15 points available in each match.

We have three divisions and each division will play

four home and four away matches, with a one up one down basis at the end of the season.

In the event of a tie the amount of matches won, then individual games won and then, if still tied, the head to head results between the two tied teams will determine promotion/relegation.

All players must have an active handicap, any club found to be playing inactive players will be disciplined by the committee, whose decision will be final.

 Buggies are not permitted except due to a medical exemption and in that case a medical certificate should be available. If a player with a medical exemption does use a buggy, his playing partner cannot use the buggy at any time for himself or his golf equipment.

·         Tees used for matches would normally be the medal tees but the home club can use it’s discretion to nominate use of an alternative tee position, so long as it is marked, should they so wish.

All enquiries re this website please contact David Hawes-Gatt at dhg@cheveningfinancial.com