Brabazon Trophy

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FieldValue
nameBrabazon Trophy
locationEngland
establishment1947
courseNotts Golf Club (2024)
orgEngland Golf
languk
formatStroke play
final_year
aggregate270 Christiaan Maas (2022)
current_championBiagio Andrea Gagliardi
final_champion
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| name = Brabazon Trophy | image = | location = England | establishment = 1947 | course = Notts Golf Club (2024) | par = | yardage = | org = England Golf | lang = uk | tour = | format = Stroke play | purse = | month_played = | final_year = | aggregate = 270 Christiaan Maas (2022) | to-par = | current_champion = Biagio Andrea Gagliardi | final_champion = The English Men's Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship for the Brabazon Trophy is the national amateur stroke play golf championship in England (although entry is open to overseas golfers). It has been played annually since 1947 and is organised by England Golf.

The format is 72 hole stroke play contested over four days. After 36 holes the leading 60 competitors and ties play a further 36 holes over the final two days.

History

In March 1938, John Moore-Brabazon was elected president of the English Golf Union. Early in 1939 a new EGU competition was announced, with a trophy presented by Moore-Brabazon. The event was to be a 72-hole strokeplay tournament to be played at Royal Liverpool from 4 to 6 October. Because of the start of World War II the event was cancelled. The idea was revived after the war and was first played in 1947 at Royal Birkdale Golf Club, called the English Golf Union president's trophy. It was won by Duncan Sutherland following an 18-hole playoff.

Before the 1948 event, the official name of the tournament was changed to the Brabazon Trophy, named after Moore-Brabazon, who had become Lord Brabazon in 1942. It was played at Royal Lytham and was won by Charlie Stowe, 7 strokes ahead of Gerald Micklem.

The first few events were, like the English Amateur, restricted to English golfers, but from 1951 it became an open event, amateur golfers from any part of the world being able to play.

Initially an 18-hole playoff was used if two or more players were tied after the 72 holes. However, after the 1963 event, playoffs were abandoned and the trophy was shared. The last tie was in 2007. Ties are now decided by a sudden-death playoff.

The first player to successfully defend the trophy was Ronnie White in 1950 and 1951, a feat which has been matched a further five times, Philip Scrutton (1954–55), Michael Bonallack (outright in 1968 and tied in 1969), Rodney Foster (tied 1969 and outright 1970), Gary Evans (tied 1990–91) and Neil Raymond (2011–12).

The tournament has received an increasingly international field over time, the first winner from outside of the British Isles was Neville Sundelson of South Africa in 1974. The tournament has subsequently been won (or tied) by international competitors on eight occasions.

The record for the most wins by a single individual is four (including one tie) held by Sir Michael Bonallack and won between 1964 and 1971. The tournament has twice been won by players who would go on to win a men's major championship, Sandy Lyle who won in 1977 would go on to win The Open Championship and the Masters Tournament and Charl Schwartzel who won in 2002 would go on to win the Masters.

The championship has never been played on the same course in consecutive years, however many of the host courses have hosted the tournament on multiple occasions with Royal Birkdale Golf Club, Royal Liverpool Golf Club, Moortown Golf Club and Hunstanton Golf Club having been used to host the competition on five occasions each.

Four golfers have won both the Brabazon Trophy and the Carris Trophy in the same year. The Carris Trophy is the equivalent event for under-18s. Patrick Hine (1949), Sandy Lyle (1975) and Peter Baker (1985) were each 17 years old when they won the Brabazon Trophy, while Ben Schmidt was 16 years old when he won both in 2019. Other under-18 winners of the Brabazon Trophy have been Ronan Rafferty, who was 16 when he was a joint-winner in 1980, and Charl Schwartzel who was 17 when he won in 2002. The George Henriques Salver is awarded to the leading player from Great Britain and Ireland under the age of 20. Henriques was president of the EGU in 1951. After his death in 1961 the salver was donated by his widow and first awarded in 1962.

Winners

::data[format=table] | Year | Winner(s) | Score | Margin of victory | Runner(s)-up | Venue | Ref. | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | 2025 | ITA Biagio Andrea Gagliardi | 276 | 2 strokes | ENG Freddie Turnell | Hankley Common | | | 2024 | SCO Gregor Graham | 185 | 1 stroke | ENG Daniel Hayes SWE Wilhelm Ryding | Holinwell | | | 2023 | IRL Liam Nolan | 277 | Playoff | ENG Zach Little | Sunningdale | | | 2022 | ZAF Christiaan Maas | 270 | 5 strokes | ENG Arron Edwards-Hill | Saunton | | | 2021 | ENG Sam Bairstow | 273 | 2 strokes | ENG Zachary Chegwidden | Ganton | | | 2020 | FRA David Ravetto | 274 | Playoff | DNK Christoffer Bring IRL Mark Power | Sherwood Forest | | | 2019 | ENG Ben Schmidt | 271 | 5 strokes | ENG Harry Hall | Alwoodley | | | 2018 | ENG Nick Poppleton | 272 | Playoff | ZAF Wilco Nienaber | Frilford Heath | | | 2017 | ZAF Kyle McClatchie | 282 | 1 stroke | ENG Jake Burnage ENG Jack Singh Brar SCO Jamie Stewart | Woodhall Spa | | | 2016 | ENG Jamie Bower | 276 | 1 stroke | AUS Cameron Davis | London | | | 2015 | NIR Cormac Sharvin | 281 | 1 stroke | IRL Gavin Moynihan | Hollinwell | | | 2014 | ENG Ben Stow | 278 | 1 stroke | ENG Ashley Chesters ENG Ryan Evans | Seaton Carew | | | 2013 | ENG Jordan Smith | 286 | 4 strokes | IRL Brian Casey | Formby | | | 2012 | ENG Neil Raymond | 287 | 2 strokes | IRL Kevin Phelan | Walton Heath | | | 2011 | ENG Neil Raymond | 287 | 1 stroke | NIR Alan Dunbar ENG Andy Sullivan | Burnham & Berrow | | | 2010 | ENG Darren Wright | 285 | 4 strokes | ENG Simon Richardson | Royal Liverpool | | | 2009 | IRL Niall Kearney | 208 | 5 strokes | ENG Liam Burns | Moortown | url=https://www.independent.ie/sport/golf/brilliant-kearney-lifts-brabazon-trophy-to-cap-perfect-day-maguires-set-the-stage-for-double-act-26536764.html |title=Brilliant Kearney lifts Brabazon Trophy to cap perfect day |newspaper=The Irish Independent |page=20 |date=18 May 2009}} | | 2008 | ENG Steven Uzzell | 197 | 4 strokes | FRA Benjamin Hébert | Trevose | | | 2007 | FRA Romain Bechu ENG Jamie Moul | 281 | Tied | – | Forest of Arden | | | 2006 | ENG Robert Dinwiddie | 282 | 3 strokes | ENG Ross McGowan | Ganton | | | 2005 | SCO Lloyd Saltman | 278 | 6 strokes | ENG James Crampton ENG Oliver Fisher | The Oxfordshire | | | 2004 | ENG Matthew Richardson | 279 | 1 stroke | ENG Sam Osborne | West Lancashire | | | 2003 | ENG Jon Lupton | 287 | 2 strokes | SCO Jack Doherty | Hunstanton | | | 2002 | ZAF Charl Schwartzel | 282 | 2 strokes | IRL Colm Moriarty | Royal Cinque Ports | | | 2001 | ENG Richard Walker | 280 | 1 stroke | SCO Steven O'Hara | Royal Birkdale | | | 2000 | GER Jochen Lupprian | 284 | 2 strokes | WAL Jamie Donaldson | Woodhall Spa | | | 1999 | ENG Mark Side | 279 | 1 stroke | SCO Mark Loftus ENG Graeme Storm | Moortown | | | 1998 | SWE Peter Hanson | 287 | 1 stroke | IRL Bryan Omelia | Formby | | | 1997 | WAL David Park | 271 | 4 strokes | AUS Geoff Ogilvy | Saunton | | | 1996 | ENG Peter Fenton | 297 | 8 strokes | AUS Stephen Allan ENG Blake Toone | Royal St George's | | | 1995 | ENG Colin Edwards ENG Mark Foster | 283 | Tied | – | Hillside | | | 1994 | ENG Gary Harris | 280 | 6 strokes | ENG Warren Bennett | Little Aston | | | 1993 | ENG David Fisher | 277 | 1 stroke | NZL Phil Tataurangi | Stoneham | | | 1992 | ESP Ignacio Garrido | 280 | 9 strokes | ENG Matt McGuire | Hollinwell | | | 1991 | ENG Gary Evans ENG Mark Pullan | 284 | Tied | – | Hunstanton | | | 1990 | ENG Gary Evans FRA Olivier Edmond | 287 | Tied | – | Burnham & Berrow | | | 1989 | ZAF Craig Rivett WAL Neil Roderick | 293 | Tied | – | Royal Liverpool | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=izNAAAAAIBAJ&pg=4368%2C227386 |title=The Brabazon trophy |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=20 |date=22 May 1989}} | | 1988 | ENG Bobby Eggo | 289 | 3 strokes | ENG Tony Nash | Saunton | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=4zpAAAAAIBAJ&pg=5607%2C4238116 |title=Walker Cup player Bobby Eggo |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=10 |date=16 May 1988}} | | 1987 | ENG Jeremy Robinson | 287 | 1 stroke | ENG Bob Bardsley | Ganton | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=5io1AAAAIBAJ&pg=5239%2C4499030 |title=Only 10 days after making his Walker Cup debut |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=11 |date=18 May 1987}} | | 1986 | ZAF Richard Kaplan | 286 | 4 strokes | ENG Stephen Hamer | Sunningdale | url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/102009780/the-guardian/ |title=Kaplan's mental triumph |newspaper=The Guardian |page=26 |date=19 May 1986 |via=Newspapers.com}} | | 1985 | ENG Peter Baker ENG Roger Roper | 296 | Tied | – | Seaton Carew | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=V7ZAAAAAIBAJ&pg=3644%2C4534503 |title=Peter Baker |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=17 |date=20 May 1985}} | | 1984 | ENG Mark Davis | 286 | 3 strokes | ENG Stephen East | Royal Cinque Ports | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=78NAAAAAIBAJ&pg=2334%2C4766462 |title=Mark Davis |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=14 |date=21 May 1984}} | | 1983 | ENG Charlie Banks | 294 | 1 stroke | ENG Stephen Keppler | Hollinwell | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=PIlhAAAAIBAJ&pg=3013%2C3118978 |title=Charlie Banks |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=17 |date=16 May 1983}} | | 1982 | ENG Paul Downes | 299 | 1 stroke | ENG David Gilford ENG Stephen Keppler | Woburn | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=VspAAAAAIBAJ&pg=5372%2C3121376 |title=Paul Downess |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=15 |date=17 May 1982}} | | 1981 | ENG Paul Way | 292 | 3 strokes | ENG Richard Boxall | Hillside | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=xbdAAAAAIBAJ&pg=4004%2C3529606 |title=A final round of 74 |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=15 |date=18 May 1981}} | | 1980 | ENG Peter McEvoy NIR Ronan Rafferty | 293 | Tied | – | Hunstanton | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=UPs9AAAAIBAJ&pg=4215%2C3989073 |title=Peter McEvoy |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=20 |date=19 May 1980}} | | 1979 | NIR David Long | 291 | 1 stroke | ENG Ian Bradshaw ENG Brian Marchbank | Little Aston | url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/102009734/the-guardian/ |title=David Long |newspaper=The Guardian |page=29 |date=21 May 1979 |via=Newspapers.com}} | | 1978 | SCO Gordon Brand Jnr | 289 | 5 strokes | ENG Peter McEvoy | Woodhall Spa | url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/101969120/the-birmingham-post/ |title=Gordon shows a tenacious brand of golf |first=David |last=Davies |newspaper=The Birmingham Post |page=12 |date=22 May 1978 |via=Newspapers.com}} | | 1977 | SCO Sandy Lyle | 293 | 7 strokes | ENG John Davies | Royal Liverpool | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=EOE9AAAAIBAJ&pg=3934%2C3373197 |title=Brabazon trophy for Lyle |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=15 |date=16 May 1977}} | | 1976 | ENG Peter Hedges | 294 | 1 stroke | ENG Gordon J. Brand | Saunton | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=vZJAAAAAIBAJ&pg=3561%2C3417944 |title=Peter Hedges |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=17 |date=17 May 1976}} | | 1975 | SCO Sandy Lyle | 298 | 2 strokes | ENG Geoff Marks | Hollinwell | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=dYtAAAAAIBAJ&pg=5044%2C4190235 |title=Lyle youngest Brabazon winner |first=Raymond |last=Jacobs |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=23 |date=19 May 1975}} | | 1974 | ZAF Neville Sundelson | 291 | 1 stroke | ENG Nigel Burch | Moortown | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=245AAAAAIBAJ&pg=2420%2C4685921 |title=S. African wins after trailing by 10 strokes |first=Raymond |last=Jacobs |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=5 |date=20 May 1974}} | | 1973 | ENG Roger Revell | 294 | 2 strokes | ENG Geoff Marks ENG Stephen Rooke | Hunstanton | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=JpNAAAAAIBAJ&pg=2677%2C4043875 |title=Revell upsets the odds |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=5 |date=21 May 1973}} | | 1972 | ENG Peter Moody | 296 | 1 stroke | ENG Ian Mosey | Royal Liverpool | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=e-I9AAAAIBAJ&pg=1771%2C4309349 |title=Moody wins by a stroke |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=5 |date=22 May 1972}} | | 1971 | ENG Michael Bonallack | 294 | 2 strokes | SCO Scott Macdonald | Hillside | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=Pc89AAAAIBAJ&pg=2678%2C3351393 |title=Brabazon trophy for Bonallack |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=5 |date=17 May 1971}} | | 1970 | ENG Rodney Foster | 287 | 2 strokes | SCO Scott Macdonald | Little Aston | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=kJVAAAAAIBAJ&pg=1892%2C3410674 |title=Foster takes trophy by two strokes from MacDonald |first=Raymond |last=Jacobs |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=4 |date=18 May 1970}} | | 1969 | ENG Michael Bonallack ENG Rodney Foster | 290 | Tied | – | Moortown | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=a9w9AAAAIBAJ&pg=1639%2C3638360 |title=Foster ties with Bonallack for English title |first=Raymond |last=Jacobs |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=5 |date=19 May 1969}} | | 1968 | ENG Michael Bonallack | 210 | 5 strokes | IRL Bill McCrea | Walton Heath | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=um1AAAAAIBAJ&pg=2964%2C3566429 |title=Brabazon won by Bonallack |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=7 |date=20 May 1968}} | | 1967 | SCO Ronnie Shade | 299 | 4 strokes | ENG Michael Bonallack | Saunton | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=5GNAAAAAIBAJ&pg=1922%2C1479843 |title=Shade again wins English open amateur title |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=5 |date=8 May 1967}} | | 1966 | ENG Peter Townsend | 282 | 7 strokes | ENG Michael Bonallack ZAF Bobby Cole SCO Ronnie Shade | Hunstanton | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=tX1AAAAAIBAJ&pg=1838%2C2597080 |title=Another triumph for Townsend |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=4 |date=16 May 1966}} | | 1965 | ENG Michael Burgess ENG Clive Clark ENG Dudley Millensted | 289 | Tied | – | Formby | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=oGJAAAAAIBAJ&pg=1805%2C2740932 |title=Exciting finish to Brabazon trophy |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=11 |date=17 May 1965}} | | 1964 | ENG Michael Bonallack | 290 | 4 strokes | ENG Michael Burgess ENG Brian Stockdale ENG Alan Thirlwell | Royal Cinque Ports | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=DGNAAAAAIBAJ&pg=1863%2C3639066 |title=Bonallack wins Brabazon |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=8 |date=25 May 1964}} | | 1963 | SCO Ronnie Shade | 306 | Playoff | ENG Peter Green | Royal Birkdale | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=I2xAAAAAIBAJ&pg=3883%2C924867 |title=Shade and Green to play off |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=5 |date=6 May 1963}} | | 1962 | ENG Alan Slater | 290 | Playoff | ENG Alec Shepperson | Woodhall Spa | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=x5tAAAAAIBAJ&pg=1885%2C42028 |title=Slater easily wins play-off |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=4 |date=2 July 1962}} | | 1961 | SCO Ronnie Shade | 284 | 8 strokes | ENG Michael Lunt | Royal Liverpool | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=JTM1AAAAIBAJ&pg=3067%2C250410 |title=Brabazon win for Shade |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=9 |date=3 July 1961}} | | 1960 | ENG Guy Wolstenholme | 286 | Playoff | ENG Martin Christmas | Ganton | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=HnhAAAAAIBAJ&pg=1562%2C6870046 |title=English title tie at Ganton |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=4 |date=20 June 1960}} | | 1959 | ENG Doug Sewell | 300 | Playoff | ENG Michael Bonallack | Hollinwell | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=0HZAAAAAIBAJ&pg=3387%2C6821324 |title=Sewell beats Bonallack in Brabazon Play-off |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=4 |date=22 June 1959}} | | 1958 | ENG Arthur Perowne | 289 | 3 strokes | ENG Alec Shepperson | Royal Birkdale | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=xys1AAAAIBAJ&pg=6436%2C6526671 |title=Brabazon trophy for A. H. Perowne |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=10 |date=23 June 1958}} | | 1957 | ENG Doug Sewell | 287 | 8 strokes | ENG Tony Slark | Moortown | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=aH5AAAAAIBAJ&pg=1836%2C6081661 |title=Brabazon trophy for Sewell |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=9 |date=17 June 1957}} | | 1956 | ENG Stan Fox | 292 | 4 strokes | ENG Philip Scrutton | Burnham & Berrow | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=xGpAAAAAIBAJ&pg=6413%2C870918 |title=Brabazon trophy tournament |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=4 |date=10 September 1956}} | | 1955 | ENG Philip Scrutton | 283 | 3 strokes | ENG Mike Pearson ENG Guy Wolstenholme | Northumberland | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=fz9AAAAAIBAJ&pg=4505%2C1435826 |title=Scrutton retains trophy |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=11 |date=12 September 1955}} | | 1954 | ENG Philip Scrutton | 302 | 1 stroke | ENG Jackie Jones ENG Mike Pearson | Woodhall Spa | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=zj9AAAAAIBAJ&pg=5887%2C1384592 |title=Brabazon trophy retained |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=11 |date=13 September 1954}} | | 1953 | ENG Charlie Stowe | 283 | 9 strokes | ENG Guy Wolstenholme | Sunningdale | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=6UpAAAAAIBAJ&pg=6645%2C1285549 |title=Stowe's record aggregate |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=9 |date=14 September 1953}} | | 1952 | ENG Philip Scrutton | 290 | 1 stroke | SCO Alex Kyle | Ganton | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=gGdAAAAAIBAJ&pg=6126%2C1411110 |title=Brabazon trophy for Scrutton |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=8 |date=15 September 1952}} | | 1951 | ENG Ronnie White | 293 | 4 strokes | ENG Jack Payne | Formby | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=XDM1AAAAIBAJ&pg=1258%2C1454177 |title=White retains Brabazon trophy |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=9 |date=17 September 1951}} | | 1950 | ENG Ronnie White | 294 | 8 strokes | ENG Philip Scrutton | Royal Birkdale | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=bptAAAAAIBAJ&pg=3981%2C1263971 |title=England complete Harlech team |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=9 |date=18 September 1950}} | | 1949 | ENG Patrick Hine | 287 | 8 strokes | ENG Bunny Millward | Stoneham | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=2-E-AAAAIBAJ&pg=2653%2C2638089 |title=Youth wins Brabazon trophy |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=3 |date=10 October 1949}} | | 1948 | ENG Charlie Stowe | 299 | 7 strokes | ENG Gerald Micklem | Royal Lytham & St Annes | url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=TmlAAAAAIBAJ&pg=3238%2C1156184 |title=C. Stowe wins Brabazon trophy |newspaper=The Glasgow Herald |page=4 |date=20 September 1948}} | | 1947 | ENG Duncan Sutherland | 306 | Playoff | ENG Jimmy Rothwell | Royal Birkdale | url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/101955588/the-guardian/ |title=Close finish at Birkdale |newspaper=The Manchester Guardian |page=2 |date=22 September 1947 |via=Newspapers.com}} | ::

Multiple winners

The following golfers have won (or tied) the Brabazon Trophy on more than one occasion

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GolferTotalYears
ENG Michael Bonallack41964, 1968, 1969 (tied), 1971
ENG Philip Scrutton31952, 1954, 1955
SCO Ronnie Shade31961, 1963, 1967
ENG Ronnie White21950, 1951
ENG Charlie Stowe21948, 1953
ENG Doug Sewell21957, 1959
ENG Rodney Foster21969 (tied), 1970
SCO Sandy Lyle21975, 1977
ENG Gary Evans21990 (tied), 1991 (tied)
ENG Neil Raymond22011, 2012
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Venues by course

The championship has been hosted at several golf courses on multiple occasions ::data[format=table] | Venue||Times hosted||Years hosted | |---| | Notts Golf Club (Hollinwell) | | Royal Birkdale Golf Club | | Moortown Golf Club | | Royal Liverpool Golf Club | | Hunstanton Golf Club | | Woodhall Spa Golf Club | | Ganton Golf Club | | Saunton Golf Club | | Formby Golf Club | | Sunningdale Golf Club | | Burnham & Berrow Golf Club | | Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club | | Little Aston Golf Club | | Hillside Golf Club | | Seaton Carew Golf Club | | Stoneham Golf Club | | Walton Heath Golf Club | | Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club | | Northumberland Golf Club | | Woburn Golf and Country Club | | Royal St George's Golf Club | | West Lancashire Golf Club | | The Oxfordshire Golf Club | | Forest of Arden Hotel & Country Club | | Trevose Golf & Country Club | | London Golf Club | | Frilford Heath Golf Club | | Alwoodley Golf Club | | Sherwood Forest Golf Club | ::

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