The Cappro Cup®

Brought to you by:
Stuart Wilson, PGA Professional

Sponsored by:

Bassetts Citroen, Jeep, and Fiat Swansea

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A summer-long race to qualify for Glynneath Golf Club’s Ryder Cup-style finale.

Match dates: Saturday 10th & Sunday 11th October 2026

Entry: £16 for the full qualifying campaign

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Introducing the Cappro Cup®

We are delighted to introduce the Cappro Cup®, an exciting new addition to the Glynneath Golf Club calendar.

The event has been brought to Glynneath by our PGA Professional, Stuart Wilson, who first established the concept in 2011 and has successfully run it at his previous clubs.

The Cappro Cup® is an end-of-season, Ryder Cup-style match between the Captain’s Teamand the Professional’s Team. Hence, CAP & PRO = Cappro.

How Qualification Works

Players enter a season-long qualifying race made up of eight qualifying events.

There are four handicap categories:

  • 10 & Below
  • 11–16
  • 17–22
  • 23 & Above

Points are awarded in each qualifying event within each category, using a sliding scale:

1st place = 10 points, 2nd place = 9 points, down to 10th place = 1 point.

Points are awarded based on your finishing position within your handicap category, not necessarily your overall finishing position on the day.

If your handicap changes during the qualifying campaign and you move into a different category, your points move with you.

Who Qualifies?

The top four players from each handicap category will qualify automatically, creating 16 automatic qualifiers.

A further eight Captain’s Wildcards will then be selected, bringing the final field to 24 players.

Team Selection

The 24 finalists will be split into six pots of four players, with players grouped by similar handicaps.

A blind draw will then take place, with the Captain and Professional selecting players in turn to create two balanced teams of 12.

This ensures that all handicap levels and abilities are fairly represented.

Finals Weekend Format

  • Saturday Morning: Fourballs
  • Saturday Afternoon: Greensomes
  • Sunday: Singles, played in sociable fourballs

Matches will be played off scratch, with the team selection process designed to create evenly matched contests.

What’s Included?

Entry costs just £16 for the full qualifying campaign, equivalent to only £2 per qualifier.

Those who qualify for Finals Weekend will enjoy:

  • Team uniform
  • Welcome goody bag
  • Breakfast and lunch on Saturday
  • After-match meal on Sunday
  • On-course refreshments
  • Team camaraderie
  • New friendships
  • A memorable weekend of competitive golf

Qualifying Dates

QualifierDate
Qualifier 1 Saturday 27th June
Qualifier 2 Saturday 11th July
Qualifier 3 Saturday 18th July
Qualifier 4 Saturday 1st August
Qualifier 5 Saturday 8th August
Qualifier 6 Saturday 22nd August
Qualifier 7 Saturday 5th September
Qualifier 8 Saturday 12th September

How to enter

You can enter the Cappro Cup by paying the entry fee in the golf shop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Any member with an active WHS Handicap Index is eligible to enter the qualifying campaign.
Entry costs £16 and covers the entire qualifying campaign and eligibility for Finals Weekend.
Yes. You can join at any point during the qualifying campaign. Points will only be awarded from qualifiers played after you have entered.
No. You may play as many or as few qualifiers as you wish. However, playing more qualifiers gives you more opportunities to earn points.
Points are awarded within each handicap category. The highest placed player in each category receives 10 points, second receives 9 points and so on down to 1 point for tenth place.
No. Points are awarded based on your finishing position within your handicap category, not your overall position in the competition.
Twenty-four players qualify in total: 16 automatic qualifiers, made up of the top four from each category, plus 8 Captain's Wildcards.
The Captain will select eight players who have not automatically qualified. Wildcards may be used to reward commitment, participation, form or other factors at the Captain's discretion.
The 24 finalists are placed into handicap-based pots before the Captain and Professional take turns selecting players to create two balanced teams of 12.
Yes. Teams will be announced following the player selection process.
No. All matches are played off scratch. The team selection process is designed to create evenly matched contests.
Saturday morning is Fourball Better Ball, Saturday afternoon is Greensomes, and Sunday is Singles Matches.
Finalists will receive team clothing, a welcome goody bag, breakfast and lunch on Saturday, an after-match meal on Sunday and on-course refreshments.
The Committee reserves the right to invite a replacement player.
Ties will be decided by the highest number of first-place category finishes, then second-place finishes and so on. If players remain tied, the Committee's decision will be final.
No. Your points follow you throughout the campaign and count towards your current category.
Yes. Standings will be updated after each qualifying event and posted for members to view.