Rebecca’s Run
Rebecca’s Run
September 29 – October 1, 2026
This two lady 36-hole event is an 18-hole scramble the first day and an 18-hole best ball the second day. Best ball competition, 80% of your USGA handicap index will be used. The tournament will be flighted after the first day’s play.
Open to Members & Non-Members
$200 per Dalhousie member | $300 per non member
*price does not include tax
Tournament Entry Includes
- Optional practice round prior to tournament*
- Dinner on Wednesday evening
- Continental breakfast on Thursday morning
- BBQ lunch at pavilion following play on Thursday
*please call 573-332-0818 for September 29th practice round times. Cart is included in practice round
Schedule
Tuesday, September 29
Practice Rounds – Book a tee time on registration from or calling the golf shop
Check in and Registration
Wednesday, September 30
Check in 30 minutes before your tee time
- 8:00am – First tee time starts
- 6:15pm-7:00pm – Cocktails and Hors d’oeuvres
- 7:15pm – Dinner at the Manor
Thursday, October 1
- 7:15am – 8:30am Continental Breakfast
- 8:30am Shotgun Start
- 2:00pm Lunch at Manor Patio – Award Presentation
Winners
One overall gross winner. Net winners will be awarded in each flight.
Contact nick@dalhousiegolfclub.com, 573-332-0818 ext. #310 with any questions.
Theme: Elizabeth Taylor
Each year, we select an iconic woman to honor, celebrate, and remember. Participants join in the fun by wearing something inspired by her style, while Dalhousie creates a signature cocktail and themed décor in her honor.
This year, we are celebrating the legendary Elizabeth Taylor! Get ready for a day filled with laughter, friendship, glamour, and great golf as we pay tribute to one of Hollywood’s most unforgettable icons
History of Rebecca’s Run
The legacy of Dalhousie began in the late 1700s when Rebecca Ramsey left her home in Scotland, a land of stunning geography with its lochs, glens and highlands. Rebecca Ramsey was a sister to The Earl of Dalhousie and was raised in the Dalhousie Castle in Scotland, belonging to the Ramsey clan since 1280.
Rebecca married Alexander Giboney in the “new world” and traveled to the Cape Girardeau, Missouri area because of her relative Andrew Ramsey who was one of the first settlers to the district. Although there are historical traces of Native American encampments on the 1000+ acres of land now called “Dalhousie”, the lasting settlers of this land were Alexander and Rebecca Giboney and their descendants. Their family received a Spanish Land Grant in 1798, signed by Louis Lorimier, Spain’s trusted agent for the region. Thus, ownership of the land preceded the Louisiana Purchase arranged by President Jefferson with Napoleon in 1803.
Rebecca’s Run Invitational started in 2008 in honor of Rebecca Ramsey and to pay tribute to ladies golf.