Berkshire Trophy

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Berkshire Trophy
Tournament information
LocationEngland
Established1946
Course(s) The Berkshire Golf Club
Format Stroke play
Month playedJune
Current champion
Freddie Turnell

The Berkshire Trophy is the amateur stroke play golf championship played at The Berkshire Golf Club in England. It has been played annually since 1946. The format is 72 hole stroke play contested over two days. Both the Blue and Red courses are used on the Saturday with the leading 40 scores and ties going through to play two further rounds on the Red course on the Sunday. [1] If two or more players are tied after 72 holes they share the trophy; there is no playoff.

The player with the lowest combined aggregate over the Brabazon and Berkshire Trophies is awarded the "Philip Scrutton Jug". [2]

Winners

YearWinnerCountryScore
2024 Freddie Turnell Flag of England.svg  England 276
2023 Max Berrisford
Freddie Turnell
Flag of England.svg  England
Flag of England.svg  England
271 (tie)
2022 Alex James Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 276
2021 Zachary Chegwidden Flag of England.svg  England 270
2020Cancelled
2019 Oliver Farrell
Haider Hussain
Flag of England.svg  England
Flag of England.svg  England
271 (tie)
2018 George Gardner
Matthew Roberts
Flag of England.svg  England
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales
278 (tie)
2017 Adam Lumley Flag of England.svg  England 269
2016 Steffan Harm Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 273
2015 Billy McKenzie Flag of England.svg  England 278
2014 Ryan Cornfield Flag of England.svg  England 280
2013 Ryan Evans Flag of England.svg  England 279
2012 Joshua White Flag of England.svg  England 280
2011 Joshua White Flag of England.svg  England 277
2010 Eddie Pepperell Flag of England.svg  England 275
2009 Farren Keenan Flag of England.svg  England 268
2008 Farren Keenan Flag of England.svg  England 279
2007 Luke Collins Flag of England.svg  England 276
2006 David Hewan Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 273
2005 Adam Gee Flag of England.svg  England 275
2004 Sam Osborne Flag of England.svg  England 267
2003 Adam Blyth
Ross Fisher
Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia
Flag of England.svg  England
275 (tie)
2002 Gary Wolstenholme Flag of England.svg  England 267
2001 Greg Evans Flag of England.svg  England 283
2000 Colin Edwards
Kevin Freeman
Flag of England.svg  England
Flag of England.svg  England
281 (tie)
1999 Darren Henley Flag of England.svg  England 275
1998 Mark Hilton Flag of England.svg  England 284
1997 Gary Wolstenholme Flag of England.svg  England 275
1996 Gary Wolstenholme Flag of England.svg  England 274
1995 Gary Harris Flag of England.svg  England 275
1994 James Knight
Andrew Marshall
Flag of England.svg  England
Flag of England.svg  England
274 (tie)
1993 Van Phillips Flag of England.svg  England 271
1992 Van Phillips Flag of England.svg  England 274
1991 John Bickerton Flag of England.svg  England 280
1990 Jerome O'Shea Flag of England.svg  England 271
1989 John Metcalfe Flag of England.svg  England 272
1988 Russell Claydon Flag of England.svg  England 276
1987 Jeremy Robinson Flag of England.svg  England 275
1986 Richard Muscroft Flag of England.svg  England 280
1985 Peter McEvoy Flag of England.svg  England 279
1984 Jonathan Plaxton Flag of England.svg  England 276
1983 Stephen Hamer Flag of England.svg  England 288
1982 Stephen Keppler Flag of England.svg  England 278
1981 David Blakeman Flag of England.svg  England 280
1980 Paul Downes Flag of England.svg  England 280
1979 David Williams Flag of England.svg  England 274
1978 Peter Hedges Flag of England.svg  England 281
1977 Sandy Lyle Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 279
1976 Peter Hedges Flag of England.svg  England 284
1975 Nick Faldo Flag of England.svg  England 281
1974 John Downie Flag of England.svg  England 280
1973 Peter Hedges Flag of England.svg  England 278
1972 Peter Davidson Flag of England.svg  England 280
1971 Michael Bonallack
John Davies
Flag of England.svg  England
Flag of England.svg  England
277 (tie)
1970 Michael Bonallack Flag of England.svg  England 274
1969 John Davies Flag of England.svg  England 278
1968 Michael Bonallack Flag of England.svg  England 273
1967 Dudley Millensted Flag of England.svg  England 283
1966 Peter Oosterhuis Flag of England.svg  England 287
1965 Michael Bonallack Flag of England.svg  England 278
1964 Rodney Foster Flag of England.svg  England 281
1963 David Frame Flag of England.svg  England 289
1962 Sandy Saddler Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 279
1961 Michael Bonallack Flag of England.svg  England 275
1960 Guy Wolstenholme Flag of England.svg  England 276
1959 Joe Carr Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland 279
1958 Arthur Perowne
Guy Wolstenholme
Flag of England.svg  England
Flag of England.svg  England
284 (tie)
1957 Michael Bonallack Flag of England.svg  England 291
1956 Guy Wolstenholme Flag of England.svg  England 285
1955 Kim Hall
Gerald Micklem
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales
Flag of England.svg  England
282 (tie)
1954 Edward Bromley-Davenport Flag of England.svg  England 303
1953 John Llewellyn Morgan Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 289
1952 Philip Scrutton Flag of England.svg  England 286
1951 Philip Scrutton Flag of England.svg  England 301
1950 Philip Scrutton Flag of England.svg  England 296
1949 Laddie Lucas Flag of England.svg  England 300
1948 Leonard Crawley Flag of England.svg  England 301
1947 Laddie Lucas Flag of England.svg  England 298
1946 John Beck
Robert Sweeny Jr.
Flag of England.svg  England
Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States
148 (tie)

Source: [3] [1]

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  2. "Brabazon Trophy History". England Golf. Archived from the original on 24 September 2018. Retrieved 24 September 2018.
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