Carris Trophy
Tournament information | |
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Location | England |
Established | 1935 |
Course(s) | Bristol & Clifton Golf Club (2021) |
Organised by | England Golf |
Format | Stroke play |
Month played | July |
Current champion | |
The Carris Trophy is the English Boys Under 18 Open Amateur Stroke-Play Championship. It was founded in 1935.
History[]
The event was founded as a boys' golf tournament in 1935 at the Moor Park Golf Club by Austin Carris. The competition was adopted in 1988 by the English Golf Union as the English Boys Under 18 Open Amateur Stroke-Play Championship.[1] It is now played at various venues around England, but returns to Moor Park at five year intervals reflecting the inauguration of the trophy at this course.
Format[]
The championship is open to golfers of all nationalities in possession of a playing handicap not exceeding 1.4 under the CONGU Unified Handicapping System or a comparable scheme operated by a recognised overseas Golf Union, Federation or Association. Players must be under 18 at the start of the year in which the championship is played. It consists of 72 holes of stroke play over four days, 18 holes being played each day. After 36 holes, the leading 60 competitors and all those tying for 60th place play a further 36 holes over the next two days.[2]
Winners[]
Year | Winner | Venue | Score |
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2021 | Bristol & Clifton | 272 | |
2020 | Broadstone | 135 | |
2019 | Moor Park | 283* | |
2018 | Fulford | 280 | |
2017 | West Sussex | 264* | |
2016 | Hunstanton | 277* | |
2015 | Little Aston | 280 | |
2014 | Moor Park | 286* | |
2013 | West Lancs | 286* | |
2012 | Royal Cinque Ports | 281* | |
2011 | Broadstone | 274 | |
2010 | Callum Shinkwin | Woodhall Spa | 281 |
2009 | Tom Lewis | Moor Park | 282* |
2008 | Wallasey | 288* | |
2007 | Matt Haines | Saunton | 288 |
2006 | Sherwood Forest | 276 | |
2005 | Moor Park | 283 | |
2004 | Pablo Martín | Northumberland | 276 |
2003 | Daniel Denison & |
Burnham & Berrow | 286 |
2002 | Carlos del Moral | Beau Desert | 282 |
2001 | Moor Park | 274 | |
2000 | Gary Lockerbie | Formby | 279 |
1999 | High Post | 275 | |
1998 | Whittington Heath | 286 | |
1997 | David Griffiths | Moor Park | 283 |
1996 | Graeme Storm | Seaton Carew | 281 |
1995 | Justin Rose | Burnham & Berrow | 266 |
1994 | Northants County | 280 | |
1993 | Moor Park | 285 | |
1992 | Mark Foster | Hesketh | 286 |
1991 | Iain Pyman | Long Ashton | 284 |
1990 | Luffenham Heath | 276 | |
1989 | Ian Garbutt | Moor Park | 285 |
1988 | Brancepeth Castle | 281 | |
1987 | Moor Park | 289 | |
1986 | Gary Evans | Moor Park | 292 |
1985 | Peter Baker | Moor Park | 286 |
1984 | Moor Park | 283 | |
1983 | Peter Baker | Moor Park | 288 |
1982 | Moor Park | 298 | |
1981 | David Gilford | Moor Park | 290 |
1980 | Mike McLean | Moor Park | 290 |
1979 | Moor Park | 288 | |
1978 | Moor Park | 144 | |
1977 | Moor Park | 293* | |
1976 | Moor Park | 285 | |
1975 | Sandy Lyle | Moor Park | 270 |
1974 | Ken Brown | Moor Park | 304 |
1973 | Moor Park | 148 | |
1972 | Moor Park | 143 | |
1971 | Moor Park | 146* | |
1970 | Martin Foster | Moor Park | 146 |
1969 | Moor Park | 150 | |
1968 | Peter Dawson | Moor Park | 149 |
1967 | Moor Park | 147 | |
1966 | Moor Park | 151 | |
1965 | Moor Park | 145 | |
1964 | Peter Townsend | Moor Park | 148 |
1963 | Moor Park | 147 | |
1962 | Finlay Morris | Moor Park | 145 |
1961 | Moor Park | 143* | |
1960 | Moor Park | 150 | |
1959 | Moor Park | 152 | |
1958 | Moor Park | 149 | |
1957 | Moor Park | 145 | |
1956 | Moor Park | 141 | |
1955 | Moor Park | 151 | |
1954 | Moor Park | 149 | |
1953 | Moor Park | 148 | |
1952 | Moor Park | 155* | |
1951 | Moor Park | 154 | |
1950 | Moor Park | 144 | |
1949 | Patrick Hine | Moor Park | 148 |
1948 | Moor Park | 152 | |
1947 | Moor Park | 159 | |
1946 | Arthur Perowne | Moor Park | 158 |
1940–1945: No tournament due to World War II | |||
1939 | C W Warren | Moor Park | 149 |
1938 | Moor Park | 149 | |
1937 | Ronnie White | Moor Park | 147 |
1936 | Moor Park | 152 | |
1935 | Moor Park | 75 |
* – After a playoff
In 1935 the trophy was played over 18 holes. From 1936 to 1973 and in 1978 it was played over 36 holes. In 1965 it was reduced to 65 holes with only 29 holes being played on the first day after a delayed start because of snow and frost. In 1995 it was reduced to 66 holes by bad weather. In 2020 it was reduced to 36 holes by bad weather.
Source:[3]
References[]
External links[]
- Junior golf tournaments
- Amateur golf tournaments in the United Kingdom
- Golf tournaments in England
- 1935 establishments in England
- Recurring sporting events established in 1935