Travis Perkins Masters

The Travis Perkins Masters is a men's professional golf tournament for players aged 50 and above which is part of the European Senior Tour. It was founded in 2001 and is played on the Duke's course at Woburn Golf and Country Club near Milton Keynes, England.

Travis Perkins Masters
Tournament information
LocationMilton Keynes, England
Established2001
Course(s)Woburn Golf and Country Club
(Duke's course)
Tour(s)European Senior Tour
Current champion
Paul Streeter
Woburn
G&CC
Location in England

Winners
YearWinnerCountryScoreTo parMargin
of victory		Runner(s)-up
Travis Perkins Masters
2018Paul Streeter England204−122 strokes Clark Dennis
2017Philip Golding England211−51 stroke Clark Dennis
Brendan McGovern
2016André Bossert  Switzerland208−84 strokes Philip Golding
Ian Woosnam
2015Colin Montgomerie (3) Scotland211−5Playoff Ross Drummond
2014Colin Montgomerie (2) Scotland204−1210 strokes André Bossert
Gordon Manson
Tim Thelen
Travis Perkins plc Senior Masters
2013Colin Montgomerie Scotland206−106 strokes Miguel Ángel Martín
Paul Wesselingh
2012Des Smyth (2) Ireland206−101 stroke Peter Fowler
2011Boonchu Ruangkit Thailand207−94 strokes Gordon Brand Jnr
Roger Chapman
Barry Lane
2010Des Smyth Ireland206−103 strokes Carl Mason
2009Tony Johnstone Zimbabwe206−101 stroke Peter Senior
2008Gordon J. Brand England207−92 strokes Juan Quirós
European Senior Masters
2007Carl Mason (2) England210−6Playoff Costantino Rocca
2006Carl Mason England209−72 strokes Horacio Carbonetti
Bovis Lend Lease European Senior Masters
2005Mark James England207−9Playoff Sam Torrance
2004Luis Carbonetti Argentina209−72 strokes John Chillas
2003Paul Leonard Northern Ireland208−81 stroke Nick Job
Bill Longmuir
2002Delroy Cambridge Jamaica207−92 strokes Eamonn Darcy
Seiji Ebihara
STC Bovis Lend Lease European Invitational
2001Bob Shearer Australia208−81 stroke Noel Ratcliffe
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