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Wiggy Cup Invitational

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Wiggy Cup Invitational

Schedule
Status
Final
Dates
Sep 25 — 26, 2026
Location
Goshen, CT
Format
Stroke Play
Division
Men

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About the tournament

36-hole best-ball tournament named after Dick "Wiggy" Weigold, who started as a caddy at Torrington Country Club and later won the state amateur while a club member.

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Tournament Facts

FormatStroke Play
CategoryMen
How to enter

The Wiggy Cup is a 36-hole best-ball tournament hosted internally by Torrington Country Club; it appears on the club's list of member tournaments (Wiggy Cup, Frank Staszowski Cup, Club Championships, etc.), and AmateurGolf.com indicates entry is arranged privately with the organizer rather than via open public registration — interested players are directed to contact the club/organizer or request a spot through AmateurGolf.com.

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