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Thursday 19th August 2027 - Sunday 22nd August 2027
- Port Vila Golf & Country Club (PVGCC), Vanuatu
- www.VanuatuGolfOpen.com
Vanuatu Golf Open 2027 - Amateur Invitational
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Thursday 19th August 2027 - Sunday 22nd August 2027
- Port Vila Golf & Country Club (PVGCC), Vanuatu
- www.VanuatuGolfOpen.com
The Vanuatu Golf Open 2027 – Amateur Invitational will take place from Thursday 19th August to Sunday 22nd August 2027.
Event Schedule:
- Wednesday 18th August – Registration Night Drinks & Snacks (6pm) at Beach Bar
- Thursday 19th August – Sponsors Ambrose Day with evening food and drinks at PVGCC / Calcutta
- Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Main Competition Days
- Sunday 22nd August – Prize Giving and Final Dinner at PVGCC
Competition Grades:
- Men A, B & C Grades – A Stroke / B&C Stableford
- Women A & B Grades – Stableford (gross winner included)
- Junior – Stableford (depending on numbers)
Entry Fees (includes 3 social functions, Sponsors Ambrose Day, 3 days competition, 1 practice round):
- Men: A$350 / NZ$400 / VT28,000
- Women: A$350 / NZ$400 / VT28,000
- Juniors: A$250 / NZ$300 / VT20,000
- Non-Player Social: A$180 / NZ$150 / VT15,000 (includes 3 functions)
Discounted price available for payment and registration received by 31st March.
Click this link to get the Available flyer.
Frequently Asked Questions
The calendar mixes kastom ceremonies, music festivals and sport. Land diving on Pentecost, the Rom dances of Ambrym, Fest'Napuan and Fete de la Musique sit alongside rodeos, rallies and community celebrations. Port Vila has the densest public programme, while outer-island events follow village seasons. Check the Vanuatu Tourism Office events listing when you plan dates.
Kastom festivals are not staged extras; they mark harvest, rank, faith and island identity. Nagol land diving, Rom dance and island music nights show how ceremony, church and contemporary culture share the same year. Visitors are usually welcome when they come respectfully and follow local guidance. Arriving for a named festival is one of the best ways to see living tradition.
Town concerts, markets and advertised festivals are straightforward if you are already in Port Vila or Luganville. Village ceremonies may need an invitation, a guide or a custom fee, and dates can shift. Book travel early for well-known events such as land diving, and ask the Vanuatu Travel Information Centre or your host about access. Do not arrive unannounced at a private ceremony.