Australian Women's Amateur

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The Australian Women's Amateur is the national amateur golf championship of Australia. It was first played in 1894 and is organised by Golf Australia. Having traditionally been a match play event, it became a 72-hole stroke play event in 2021, having last been played as a stroke play event in 1927.

History[]

The Australian Golf Union was formed in 1898 and organised their first championship meeting at Royal Sydney in 1899, the main event being the Australian Amateur.[1] The 1899 championship meeting did not include a ladies event but in 1900, when it was held at Adelaide Golf Club, a ladies championship was arranged before the men's event. It took the form of a 36-hole stroke-play event, played over two days. won with a score of 209, 23 strokes ahead of the runner-up, some sources referring to her as "the first lady champion of Australia".[2] The championship meeting returned to the Sydney area in 1901, being played at The Australian Golf Club. There was a separate ladies' championship meeting, held at Royal Sydney, starting immediately after the men's meeting with a mixed foursomes event.[3] Miss Guthrie won the ladies championship with a score of 199.[4] The 1902 championship meeting was held at Royal Melbourne for the first time, with the ladies championship following the men's events. The championship was extended to 54 holes and was won by Evelyn Calder.[5] In 1903 the meeting returned to Adelaide Golf Club with the ladies championship played immediately before the men's event. won with a score of 282.[6]

Winners[]

Year Winner Score To par Margin of
victory		 Runner-up Venue Ref.
2021 Australia 285 −3 7 strokes Australia Kooyonga [7]
Year Venue Winner Country/State
2020 Royal Queensland & Brisbane Golf Clubs, Qld England
2019 Woodlands Golf Club & Spring Valley Golf Club, Vic South Korea
2018 Lake Karrinyup Country Club & Wanneroo Golf Club, WA Japan
2017 Yarra Yarra Golf Club & Peninsula Kingswood CGC, Vic Choi Hye-jin South Korea
2016 Metropolitan Golf Club & Peninsula Kingswood CGC, Vic South Korea
2015 The Australian Golf Club & The Lakes Golf Club, NSW New South Wales
2014 Grange Golf Club, SA Minjee Lee Western Australia
2013 Commonwealth & Woodlands Golf Clubs, Vic Minjee Lee Western Australia
2012 Woodlands & Huntingdale Golf Clubs, Vic Lydia Ko New Zealand
2011 Victoria & Huntingdale Golf Clubs, Vic Ashlee Dewhurst Tasmania
2010 Lake Karrinyup & Cottesloe Golf Clubs, WA Stacey Keating Victoria
2009 Royal Queensland & Brisbane Golf Clubs, Qld Justine Lee New South Wales
2008 Royal Adelaide & Glenelg Golf Clubs, SA Kristie Smith Western Australia
2007 New South Wales & Terrey Hills Golf Clubs, NSW Sunny Park New South Wales
2006 Lake Karrinyup Country Club, WA Helen Oh New South Wales
2005 Rydges Capricorn Resort, Qld Sarah Oh New South Wales
2004 Tasmania Golf Club, Tas Marousa Polias New South Wales
2003 Kooyonga Golf Club, SA Katy Jarochowicz New South Wales
2002 Royal Sydney Golf Club, NSW Nikki Campbell New South Wales
2001 Metropolitan Golf Club, Vic Helen Beatty Western Australia
2000 Mount Lawley Golf Club, WA Sandy Grimshaw Queensland
Year Winner Score Runner-up Venue Ref.
1999 Australia 12 and 10 Australia Royal Queensland
1998 Australia 4 and 3 Australia Glenelg
1997 Australia 1 up New Zealand Royal Hobart
1996 Australia 1 up Australia Kingston Heath
1995 England 7 and 6 Australia
1994 Australia 7 and 6 Australia Lake Karrinyup
1993 Australia 2 up New Zealand
1992 Australia 10 and 9 Australia Kooyonga
1991 Australia 3 and 1 Australia Edwina Kennedy Royal Melbourne
1990 Australia 5 and 4 Australia Royal Hobart
1989 New Zealand 11 and 9 Australia [8]
1988 France 3 and 2 England The Australian [9]
1987 Australia 2 and 1 Australia Royal Queensland [10]
1986 Australia Edwina Kennedy 5 and 4 Australia [11]
1985 Australia 2 up Australia [12]
1984 Australia 8 and 6 Australia Edwina Kennedy [13]
1983 Australia 1 up Australia Royal Perth [14]
1982 Switzerland 6 and 5 Australia Royal Canberra [15]
1981 Australia Corinne Dibnah 5 and 4 Australia Royal Queensland [16]
1980 Australia 3 and 2 Australia Victoria [17]
1979 Australia 4 and 3 Australia Edwina Kennedy Royal Adelaide [18]
1978 Australia 37 holes Australia Royal Hobart [19]
1977 Australia 4 and 2 Australia Jane Crafter Lake Karrinyup [20]
1976 Australia 6 and 5 New Zealand The Australian [21]
1975 Australia 6 and 5 Australia [22]
1974 Australia 1 up Australia [23]
1973 Republic of Ireland 37 holes Australia Metropolitan [24]
1972 Australia 7 and 5 Australia Barwon Heads [25]
1971 Australia 2 and 1 Australia [26]
1970 Australia 7 and 6 New Zealand Royal Sydney [27]
1969 Australia 5 and 4 Australia Royal Hobart [28]
1968 Australia 3 and 2 Australia Royal Queensland [29]
1967 Australia 7 and 6 Australia Royal Adelaide [30]
1966 Australia 37 holes New Zealand Commonwealth [31]
1965 Australia 4 and 3 Australia Royal Perth [32]
1964 Australia 5 and 4 Australia [33]
1963 Canada Marlene Streit 8 and 7 England Royal Sydney [34]
1962 Australia 6 and 4 Australia Margaret Masters Glenelg [35]
1961 Australia 13 and 11 Australia Royal Queensland [36]
1960 Australia 1 up Australia Royal Sydney [37]
1959 Australia 9 & 8 Australia Royal Perth [38]
1958 Australia Margaret Masters 6 & 5 New Zealand Royal Melbourne [39]
1957 Australia 1 up Australia Royal Adelaide [40]
1956 Australia 2 and 1 Australia [41]
1955 England Veronica Anstey 10 and 9 Australia The Australian [42]
1954 Australia 5 and 4 New Zealand Brisbane [43]
1953 Australia 6 and 4 Australia Royal Perth [44]
1952 Australia 7 and 5 Australia Kingston Heath [45]
1951 Australia 2 up Australia Kooyonga [46]
1950 Australia 6 and 4 Australia Royal Queensland [47]
1949 Australia 2 and 1 Australia Royal Sydney [48]
1948 Australia 5 and 4 Australia Commonwealth [49]
1947 Australia 2 and 1 Australia Royal Adelaide [50][51]
1940–1946 No tournament due to World War II
1939 Australia 2 and 1 Australia Kooyonga [52][53]
1938 Australia 7 and 6 Australia The Australian [54]
1937 Australia 6 and 5 Australia Metropolitan [55]
1936 New Zealand 5 and 4 New Zealand Royal Adelaide [56]
1935 Republic of Ireland 4 and 3 Australia Royal Melbourne [57]
1934 Australia 4 and 3 New Zealand Royal Sydney [58]
1933 New Zealand 9 and 8 Australia Joan Hammond Victoria [59]
1932 Australia 4 and 2 Australia Kooyonga [60]
1931 Australia 7 and 6 Australia The Australian [61]
1930 Australia 1 up Australia Commonwealth [62]
1929 Australia Leonora Wray 1 up Australia Royal Adelaide [63]
1928 Australia 9 and 8 Australia Royal Sydney [64]
Year Winner Score Margin of
victory		 Runner(s)-up Venue Ref.
1927 Australia 249 6 strokes Australia Royal Melbourne [65]
1926 Australia 241 8 strokes Australia Royal Adelaide [66]
1925 Australia 253 8 strokes Australia The Australian [67]
1924 Australia 251 4 strokes Australia Royal Melbourne [68]
1923 Australia 273 1 stroke Australia Royal Adelaide [69]
1922 Australia 268 5 strokes Australia
Australia Leonora Wray 		Royal Sydney [70]
1921 Australia 259 14 strokes Australia
Australia
Australia 		Royal Melbourne [71]
1920 New Zealand Eileen Hope Williams 261 4 strokes Australia The Australian [72]
1914–1919 No tournament due to World War I
1913 Australia 269 5 strokes Australia Royal Melbourne [73]
1912 Australia 280 Playoff Australia Royal Melbourne [74][75]
1911 Australia 5 and 3 Australia Royal Sydney [76][77]
1910 Australia 7 and 5 Australia Royal Adelaide [78][79]
1909 Australia 258 11 strokes Australia Royal Melbourne [80]
1908 Australia Leonora Wray 268 12 strokes Australia The Australian [81]
1907 Australia Leonora Wray 268 12 strokes Australia Royal Melbourne [82]
1906 Australia 282 5 strokes Australia Royal Sydney [83]
1905 England 299 3 strokes New Zealand Eileen Hope Lewis Royal Melbourne [84]
1904 Australia 272 10 strokes Australia Mrs Lethbridge Royal Sydney [85]
1903 Australia 282 5 strokes Australia Adelaide [6]
1902 Australia 299 2 strokes Australia Mrs Fairbairn Royal Melbourne [5]
1901 Australia Miss Guthrie 199 7 strokes Australia Mrs Fairfax Royal Sydney [4]
1900 Australia 209 23 strokes Australia Adelaide [2]
Ladies' Championship
1899 Australia 1 up Australia Royal Melbourne [86][87]
1898 Australia 3 and 1 Australia Miss Guthrie Geelong [88][89][90]
1897 Australia square 11 holes Australia Miss Guthrie Royal Melbourne [91][92]
1896 Australia 6 down 12 holes Australia Geelong [93][94]
1895 Australia 1 up 5 holes Australia Miss Yencken Royal Melbourne [95]
1894 Australia 9 down 2 holes Australia Geelong [96][97]

Source[98]

See also[]

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