Welcome to the 2026 Kwagga Golf Tour
We gather on Monday 31 August during a time of a return to the traditional rugby tour and we in turn, honour that tradition with a tour of our own: The 2026 Kwagga Tour. We are here to act as custodians of the great game of golf and pay homage to the Kwagga. What is the Kwagga you might ask? The Kwagga is you, it is me, it is all of us. It is our laughter and our heartache, our hole-outs and our water balls, but most of all our ability to remain LEKKER through birdies and double bogeys alike.
Word of thanks to everyone making the trip from afar - Switzerland, Turkey, and even beyond the Boerewors Curtain: Pretoria. Shoutout to Francois & Burger for arrangements, budgeting, recruiting and bringing it all together.
Format & Rules:
The Kwagga tour of 2026 will be played as a Ryder cup style match play team competition over 3 rounds and an individual Stableford championship in parallel.
- Round 1 "Fourballs" - Betterball Match Play (best scores to count)
- Round 2 "Foursomes" - Alliance Match Play (two scores to count)
- Round 3 "Singles" - Stableford Match Play
- Refer to Roster page for player handicap info.
- Team captains must be declared no later than Monday prior to dinner.
- Team captains to announce pairings/players at dinner prior to each round. Picks are final and non-refundable.
- Same Pairings for rounds 1 & 2 not allowed.
- One player per fourball responsible for match play score input per round with traditional scorecard to be kept by each pairing also.
- Fines meeting and score audit after every round.
- No Gimmies, Mulligans or breakfast balls.
- Local course rules apply per round.
- Players handicaps to be locked in prior to round 1 in accordance with their official handicap at that time, playing that handicap throughout, treating the 3 rounds as one competition. Players without official handicaps to be assigned handicaps within reason and in accordance with their skill level as decided by the team captains.
- Prizes and wooden spoon: TBC
- All players are required to have fun and tap into their inner Kwagga - any behaviour deemed as not "lekker" will be liable for heavy fines in accordance with the universal "don't be a poes" ruleset.