Welcome to St Stephen’s Golf Society

A friendly Canterbury based society open to all golfers

Due to the ongoing Covid 19 restrictions the format has changed to last Friday of the month to take advantage of the mid-week discounted golf and members not available weekends. *Some competitions have been suspended due to the non-contact Covid 19 rules.

Golf Society
With members from around the Canterbury area, St Stephen’s Golf Society was established in 2009. This friendly group has now grown to over 30 members playing friendly ‘Stableford’ matches on golf courses all around the county of Kent (see fixtures) and beyond.

We play 2 yearly competitions inc: Highest points total, highest average (best of 6) and a cup competition* plus spot prizes for *nearest the pin and a *2’s club fund. All results and event information are available on our news and results pages.

As special offers become available additional week day events are organised at courses in Kent, Surrey and Sussex.

  • No handicap required
  • Only £10 to join (£5 after July)
  • Match fee from £30
  • Annual points competition
  • Annual best average competition
  • Annual cup competition*
  • Up to £50 worth of match and spot* prizes
  • £200 end of season prize money up for grabs

Club Sponsors
see all sponsors

Past ‘Shield’ Winners
most points
runner up
best average
Cup [winner]

2020 (Covid): Nigel Stevenson
Runner up: Ricky Woolley
Carl Bolton
KO Cup: Pat Dawkins

2019: Andy Oxberry
Runner up: Alex McBeth
Andy Oxberry
KO Cup: Kevin Oxberry

2018: Nigel Stevenson
Runner up: Karl Robson
Karl Robson
KO Cup: Nigel Stevenson

2017: Antony Back
Runners up: Steve Winder
Antony Back
KO Cup: Steve Winder

2016: Alex McBeth
Runners up: Jason Robson
Jason Robson

2015: Will Scull
Runners up: Royston Gough
Royston Gough

Most points pre-2015

2014: Mark Delo
Runners up: Mark Burns/Nigel Stevenson

2013: Chris Adams
Runner up: Mark Burns

2012: Tim Epps
Runner up: Chris Gough

2011: Chris Gough
Runner up: Chris Adams

2010: Trevor Bailey
Runner up: Ady Gough

2009: John Bundock
Runner up: Mark Delo