Scottish Amateur Stroke Play Championship
The Scottish Men's Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship is the national amateur stroke play golf championship in Scotland (although entry is open to overseas golfers). It has been played annually since 1967 and is organised by the Scottish Golf Union.
Tournament information | |
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Location | Scotland |
Established | 1967 |
Organised by | Scottish Golf Union |
Format | Stroke play |
Month played | August |
Current champion | |
Jake Bolton |
The format is 72 hole stroke play contested over four days. After 36 holes the leading 40 competitors and ties play a further 36 holes over the final two days.[1]
The equivalent match play championship is the Scottish Amateur.
Winners
Year | Venue | Winner |
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2020 | Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic in Scotland | |
2019 | The Duke's (St Andrews) | Jake Bolton |
2018 | Gleneagles, Kings Course | Victor Veyret |
2017 | Western Gailes Golf Club | Liam Johnston |
2016 | Gullane Golf Club, No.1 Course | Cameron John |
2015 | Moray, Old Course | Marco Penge |
2014 | Panmure Golf Club | Gavin Moynihan |
2013 | Southerness Golf Club | Garrick Porteous |
2012 | Kilmarnock Golf Club | Paul Barjon |
2011 | Blairgowrie Golf Club, Lansdowne | Andrew Sullivan |
2010 | Glasgow Golf Club, Gailes Links | Romain Wattel |
2009 | Murcar Links Golf Club | Tommy Fleetwood |
2008 | The Duke's (St Andrews) | Wallace Booth |
2007 | Royal Dornoch Golf Club | Kevin McAlpine |
2006 | Craigielaw Links | Scott Henry |
2005 | Royal Aberdeen Golf Club | Robert Dinwiddie |
2004 | Lundin Links | Richie Ramsay |
2003 | Turnberry, Kintyre | Gary Wolstenholme |
2002 | Southerness | Barry Hume |
2001 | Nairn Golf Club/Nairn Dunbar | John Sutherland |
2000 | Letham Grange | Simon Mackenzie |
1999 | St Andrews | Graham Rankin |
1998 | Moray/Elgin | Lorne Kelly |
1997 | Monifieth/Panmure Golf Club | Barclay Howard |
1996 | Cardross/Helensburgh | Alastair Forsyth |
1995 | Paisley/Renfrew | Stephen Gallacher |
1994 | Letham Grange | David Downie |
1993 | St Andrews | Alan Reid |
1992 | Mortonhall/Bruntsfield Links | Dean Robertson |
1991 | Royal Troon Golf Club | Andrew Coltart |
1990 | Royal Aberdeen Golf Club/Murcar | Garry Hay |
1989 | Blairgowrie Golf Club | François Illouz |
1988 | Cathkin Braes/East Kilbride | Stephen Easingwood |
1987 | Lundin/Ladybank | David Carrick |
1986 | Carnoustie Golf Links | Kenny Walker |
1985 | Dunbar/North Berwick | Colin Montgomerie |
1984 | Blairgowrie Golf Club | Charlie Green |
1983 | Irvine/Irvine Ravenspark | Gordon Murray |
1982 | Downfield/Camperdown | George Macgregor |
1981 | Renfrew/Erskine | Philip Walton |
1980 | Musselburgh Links/Royal Musselburgh GC | Gordon Brand Jnr |
1979 | Blairgowrie Golf Club | Ian Hutcheon |
1978 | Cawder Golf Club | Alistair Taylor |
1977 | Muirfield/Gullane | Paul McKellar |
1976 | Carnoustie Golf Links/Monifieth | Steve Martin |
1975 | Nairn Golf Club/Nairn Dunbar | Charlie Green |
1974 | Blairgowrie Golf Club/Alyth | Ian Hutcheon |
1973 | Dunbar/North Berwick | Gordon Clark David Robertson |
1972 | Dalmahoy/Ratho Park | Bert Nicholson |
1971 | Leven Links/Lundin Links | Ian Hutcheon |
1970 | Glasgow Gailes golf course/Kilm. | Dale Hayes |
1969 | Carnoustie Golf Links/Monifieth | Scott Macdonald |
1968 | Prestwick Golf Club/Prestwick St Nicholas | Ronnie Shade |
1967 | Muirfield/Gullane | Bernard Gallacher |
See also
- Helen Holm Scottish Women's Open Championship – the equivalent championship for women
References
- "2017 Scottish Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship Conditions" (PDF). Scottish Golf Union. Retrieved 26 December 2017.
- "Scottish Men's Open Stroke Play Championship – Past Champions" (PDF). Scottish Golf Union.
- "Shay's Short Game: Scotland's Clara Young wins at St Andrews". The Irish Times. 5 June 2017.
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