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.

Scottish Amateur Stroke Play Championship
Tournament information
Location Scotland
Established1967
Organised byScottish Golf Union
FormatStroke play
Month playedAugust
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

YearVenueWinner
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

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