Desborough Cup

The Desborough Cup is an invitational golf day for international, county and club tennis players.

Inaugurated in 1913 by Arthur Wallis Myers, the annual event attracts players from around the UK who descend on the chosen venue to compete for the various cups and prizes.

Over recent times, we've had Andy Murray, Neil Skupski, Andrew Castle, Joe Salisbury and Dom Inglot play, plus a host of other GB and county players.

Apart from the obvious golf, the Desborough Cup is an opportunity for old friends, colleagues, team mates and even rivals to get together and enjoy the social element of the day. 

The day usually starts off with bacon rolls, tea or coffee on arrival, followed by 18 holes of golf and dinner.