CPG INTERNATIONAL SERIES GRAND FINAL 2026
The CPG International Series Grand Final field is made up of Series event winners and the highest Order of Merit finishers from the 2026 season that have each earned their invitation to the Final.
The Grand Final will be contested over 36 holes at Bois d’Arlon Golf & Resort in Belgium from 16 – 17 September 2026.
Bois d'Arlon Golf & Resorts
Bois d’Arlon Golf & Resort, an exceptional place nestled in the heart of the luxuriant nature of Belgian Lorraine, in the south of the Province of Luxembourg. This prestigious venue invites you to discover a verdant setting where history, nature and modernity meet to create unforgettable experiences.
Spanning 220 hectares of unspoilt nature, the estate offers a unique and luxurious experience thanks to its many prestigious infrastructures.
Whether for a private or professional event, a relaxing break, a gourmet meal or a round of golf, Bois d’Arlon Golf & Resort invites you to experience unforgettable moments in an enchanting setting.
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Bois d'Arlon
Bois d’Arlon Golf & Resort, an exceptional place nestled in the heart of the luxuriant nature of Belgian Lorraine, in the south of the Province of Luxembourg. This prestigious venue invites you to discover a verdant setting where history, nature and modernity meet to create unforgettable experiences.
Spanning 220 hectares of unspoilt nature, the estate offers a unique and luxurious experience thanks to its many prestigious infrastructures.
Whether for a private or professional event, a relaxing break, a gourmet meal or a round of golf, Bois d’Arlon Golf & Resort invites you to experience unforgettable moments in an enchanting setting.
Ryder Cup European Development Trust
Grand Final week is played in support of the Ryder Cup European Development Trust, with charity fundraising across the Pro-Am Experience.
Royal PGA of Belgium
The host nation's association of golf professionals, the Royal PGA of Belgium is a key partner in bringing the 2026 Grand Final to Bois d'Arlon.
PGA of Holland
Partner association of the 2026 Grand Final and home of reigning Grand Final champion Wouter de Vries.
HEATHLAND COURSE
The Grand Final is contested on the Heathland Course — an 18-hole championship course designed by Stuart Hallett, marked out by broom, heather and birch-lined fairways, undulating greens and strategically placed bunkers. Built on sand, the course plays firm all year round, with the wind often playing an essential role.
| Course Par | Total Length |
|---|---|
| 72 | 6,569m |
| Tee | Par | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Black | 72 | 6,569m |
| White | 72 | 6,209m |
| Yellow | 72 | 5,777m |
| Blue | 72 | 5,344m |
| Red | 72 | 4,991m |
| Total | 72 | 6,569m |
Entry to the 2026 Grand Final is by invitation only.
Invitations are earned across the season — by winning events across the 2025/2026 CPG International Series, or by finishing among the leading players on the season-long Order of Merit. Invited players are contacted directly by CPG ahead of the event.
If you have competed in the Series and believe you may be in line for an invitation, contact info@cpg.golf.
Click here to find out more about the CPG International Series and how to earn your place in a future Grand Final
Not playing in the Championship? Be part of Grand Final week with the Pro-Am Experience — two days inside the ropes with Belgian golf and Ryder Cup legend Nicolas Colsaerts.
Monday evening brings drinks, a relaxed BBQ dinner and a live Ryder Cup Q&A with Colsaerts at the Château. On Tuesday, take part in his range and short-game clinic before playing the 18-hole Grand Final Pro-Am alongside a Championship qualifier, finishing with a late lunch and prizegiving — all in support of the Ryder Cup European Development Trust.
Packages are open to all golfers, partners and invited guests — €1,500 per team of three or €500 per individual entry. Places are limited and confirmed on a first-come basis.