NCAA Division I Men’s Regionals – 2024 Preview & Results

15th May 2024

Here is a summary of the results from the six 54-hole NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Regional Championships which were played on 13th-15th May 2024.

The low five teams (30 in total) and the low individual (6 in total) not on one of those teams from each Regional advanced to the National Championships.

For more information on these Regional Championships please read the Preview article lower down this page.

The 2024 NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championship will be played at Omni La Costa Resort in Carlsbad, California on 24th-29th May 2024.

AUSTIN, TEXAS

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TEAM QUALIFIERS: 1st Texas (-27), 2nd Tennessee (-11), 3rd Notre Dame (-6), 4th Utah (-2), 5th Wake Forest (+2), after play-off with Brigham Young (+2)

INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST: Christian Maas (Texas) -9

INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIER: Kelvin Hernandez (UNCG) T3 -6

GB&I PLAYERS:
Qualified – JOSH HILL (ENG) Rd 1-3 NS
Non-Qualified – JOSEPH SULLIVAN (ENG / FLORIDA GULF COAST) T25 +2, GAVIN O’NEILL (IRL / GRAND CANYON) T55 +11, JACK MAXEY (ENG / ARKANSAS STATE) 65th +14th, JOSHUA MCCABE (IRL / GRAND CANYON) T66 +15

2022 Brabazon Trophy winner Christiaan Maas led his Texas team to victory in Austin. Texas extended their record streak of consecutive Nationals appearances to an impressive 17 and they will arrive in California as one of the favourites. Joe Sullivan, playing as an individual, dropped 4-shots in his closing four holes to finish T25 on +2. 

BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA

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TEAM QUALIFIERS: 1st Auburn (-21), 2nd Virginia (-13), 3rd Texas Tech (-8), 4th Ohio State (Ev), 5th LSU (+4)

INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST: Baard Skogen (NOR / Texas Tech) -8

INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIER: Ethan Evans (Duke) T2 -6

GB&I PLAYERS:
Qualified – CALUM SCOTT (SCO / TEXAS TECH) T2 -6
Non-Qualified – MAX KENNEDY (IRL / LOUISVILLE) T20 +2, ARCHIE SMITH (ENG / LITTLE ROCK) T49 +10, SAM POTTER (ENG / LIPSCOMB) T54 +12, PATRICK KEELING (IRL / LOUISVILLE) Rd 1-2 T65 +16 / Rd 3 NS, HUGH ADAMS (ENG / OREGON) Rd 1 -3 NS

Highly fancied Auburn came through strongly on the final day with a -20 score to pick up the Championship. Calum Scott and Max Kennedy finished in the top 20 but only Calum’s Texas Tech team progressed to the Nationals.

CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA

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TEAM QUALIFIERS: 1st Clemson (-25), 2nd East Tennessee State (-24), 3rd North Carolina (-20), 4th Georgia Tech (-17), 5th Baylor (-15)

INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST: Austin Greaser (North Carolina) -13

INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIER: Nick Matthews (NC State) T2 -12

GB&I PLAYERS:
Qualified – THOMAS HIGGINS (IRL / CLEMSON) T14 -6, MATTHEW DODD-BERRY (ENG / EAST TENNESSEE STATE) T14 -6,  JENSON FORRESTER (ENG / EAST TENNESSEE STATE) T48 +4, BEN CARBERRY (SCO / EAST TENNESSEE STATE) Rd 1-3 NS
Non-Qualified – CHARLIE FORSTER (ENG / LONG BEACH STATE) 4th -11, CAMERON ADAM (SCO / NORTHWESTERN) 29th -1, CONOR GOUGH (ENG / CHARLOTTE) T42 +3 NIALL SHIELS DONEGAN (SCO / NORTHWESTERN) T42 +3

East Tennessee State, coached by England’s Jake Amos, continued their fine form with a strong qualification but were just piped to the Championship by surprise package Clemson. Thomas Higgins and Matt Dodd-Berry impressed for their teams but the GB&I star of the show was undoubtedly Charlie Forster who finished 4th. Sadly he missed out on progressing as an Individual by 1-shot to Nick Matthews. Forster’s Long Beach team finished 7th on -13, 2-shots short of Baylor in 5th.

RANCHO SANTE FE, CALIFORNIA

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TEAM QUALIFIERS: 1st Oklahoma (-3), 2nd California (+3), 3rd Oklahoma State (+5), 4th West Virginia (+5), 5th North Florida (+10)

INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST: Ben Lorenz (Oklahoma) -8

INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIER: Andi Xu (San Diego) T2 -4

GB&I PLAYERS:
Qualified – None
Non-Qualified – PAUL CONROY (IRL / CHATTANOOGA) T42 +11, DAVID LALLY (IRL / SETON HALL) T47 +12, GEORGE FRICKER (ENG / SETON HALL) 67th +20

The Rancho Sante Fe course played tough with scoring high. West Virginia, who finished 3rd, progressed to the Nationals for the first time in 47 years. However, the real upset here was that Pac-12 champions and top seeds Arizona State could only manage a 6th place finish so missed out. There was no joy for the small number of GB&I players at this site. 

STANFORD, CALIFORNIA

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TEAM QUALIFIERS: 1st Illinois (-36), 2nd Florida State (-28), 3rd Texas A&M (-19), T4 SMU (-10), T4 Stanford (-10)

INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST: Max Herendeen (Illinois) -13

INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIER:  Ben Warian (Minnesota) – T2 -11

GB&I PLAYERS:
Qualified – BARCLAY BROWN (ENG / STANFORD) T18 -2, TYLER WEAVER (ENG / FLORIDA STATE) Rd 1-3 NS
Non-Qualified – ENRIQUE DIMAYUGA (ENG / NEVADA) T14 -4, CHARLIE CROCKETT (ENG / MISSOURI) T26 -1, JOE SYKES (ENG / IDAHO) T44 +3

Playing as an Individual Enrique Dimayuga continued his excellent Spring Season form with a T14 finish at Stanford. Charlie Crockett also played better than his score falling down the leaderboard after a disappointing finish to his final round. Stanford narrowly avoided the embarrassment of missing out on their home course thus affording both Michael Thorbjornsen and Barclay Brown a proper send off at the Nationals. 

WEST LAFAYETTE, INDIANA

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TEAM QUALIFIERS: 1st Vanderbilt (-24), 2nd Purdue (-11), 3rd Florida (-4), 4th Arizona (-3), 5th New Mexico (-2)

INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST: William Moll (Vanderbilt) -7

INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIER: Cameron Huss (Wisconsin) T4 -5, after play-off with Garrett Endicott (Mississippi State) & Owen Stamper (Middle Tennessee State)

GB&I PLAYERS:
Qualified – SAM EASTERBROOK (ENG / PURDUE) T44 +6
Non-Qualified – DOMINIC CLEMONS (ENG / STETSON) T41 +4, Matt GAUNTLETT (ENG / STETSON) Rd 1 68th +8 / Rd 2 NS / Rd 3 +4, ANDREW THORNTON (SCO / SOUTHERN ILLINOIS) Rd 1 76th +11 / Rd 2-3 NS

Vanderbilt demonstrated their class with a 13-shot win at West Lafayette. Purdue, with Sam Easterbrook in their line up, finished 2nd to join them in the forthcoming Nationals at Carlsbad. 

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1st May 2024 (Updated 12th May 2024) 

Regional Championships

The six 54 hole NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Regional Championships will be played on 13th-15th May 2024.

81 teams and 45 individuals, from non-qualifying teams, were selected on 1st May 2024 to compete at these competitions.

Local Conference Championships were played across the country in April with 30 Conference team champions granted automatic qualification into the 2024 Regionals. The remaining teams progressed based on their performances throughout the season.

13 teams and 10 individuals were allocated to three of the Regional venues with the remaining sites hosting 14 teams and 5 individuals. As always the draw has been made in such a way that all of the fields are of a similar strength.

Teams of five players play 72 holes of stroke play with their best four scores counting towards their team’s total score. Players, who play in each round, are also eligible for a separate Individual competition.

National Championships

5 teams and the top individual (not on one of those teams) from each Regional event will progress to the National Championship which will be played at Omni La Costa Resort & Spa in Carlsbad, California on 24th-29th May 2024.

The National Championships start with 54 holes of stroke play. The top 15 teams and 9 individuals, not on an advancing team, then progress to a final 18 holes of stroke play. After these 72 holes have been played an Individual champion is determined and the top 8 teams advance to a match play stage to establish the Team champions.

Florida is the defending champion after they defeated Georgia Tech 3-1 in the 2023 Championship Final, played at Greyhawk G.C. in Scottsdale, Arizona. Florida’s Fred BIONDI (BRA) won the Individual title with a 273 (-7) total.

Details of the six Regional Championships are shown below with each team listed in seed order and, if they earned automatic qualification, the Conference Championship they recently won to do so.

GB&I players attached to the qualifying colleges are highlighted in bold blue type. Each team is now allowed to take a Reserve to the event so it is possible some may not play or be subbed in and out during the week.

27 GB&I players will start the Regional Championships with a further 4 on the bench waiting to be called upon.

AUSTIN, TEXAS
Course: The University of Texas Golf Club / Host: Texas
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Teams
1. Tennessee – JOSH HILL (ENG) #6
2. Arkansas
3. Texas – Big 12 Conference
4. Georgia
5. Wake Forest
6. Notre Dame
7. UNC Greensboro
8. Brigham Young
9. Utah
10. San Jose State
11. Grand Canyon – Western Athletic Conference – GAVIN O’NEILL (IRL) #3, JOSHUA MCCABE (IRL) #5 SAM MURPHY (IRL) NS, CRAIG PASSMORE (ENG) NS
12. Arkansas State – Sun Belt Conference – JACK MAXEY (ENG) #2
13. Kansas City – The Summit League

Individuals
Gustav Frimodt, TCU
Luke Gutschewski, Iowa State
Hunter Bott, UTSA
Cooper Schultz, Kansas State
Kobe Valociek, Virginia Tech
JOSEPH SULLIVAN (ENG), Florida Gulf Coast
Erik Jansson, Jacksonville State
Justin Brewer, Colorado
Alexandre Vandermoten, Jacksonville
Peicheng Chen, St. John’s

BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA
Course: Louisiana State University Club / Host: Louisiana State
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Teams
1. Auburn – Southeastern Conference
2. Virginia
3. Texas Tech – CALUM SCOTT (SCO) #3
4. Oregon – HUGH ADAMS (ENG) #6, DANIEL BULLEN (SCO) NS
5. Duke
6. Ohio State
7. LSU
8. Louisville – MAX KENNEDY (IRL) #3, PATRICK KEELING (IRL) #5
9.  Houston – RUBEN LINDSAY (SCO) NS
10. South Carolina
11. Lipscomb – ASUN Conference – SAM POTTER (ENG) #3
12. Yale – Ivy League
13. Loyola Maryland – Patriot League
14. Arkansas, Pine Bluff – Southwestern Athletic Conference

Individuals
Alex Goff, Kentucky
Max Sturdza, Florida Athletic
Niilo Maki-Petaja, Louisiana Tech
Hugo Thyr, South Alabama
ARCHIE SMITH (ENG), Little Rock

CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA
Course: University of North Carolina Finley Golf Course / Host: University of North Carolina
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Teams
1. North Carolina – Atlantic Coast Conference
2. Alabama
3. Georgia Tech
4. East Tennessee State – Southern Conference – MATTHEW DODD-BERRY (ENG) #3, JENSON FORRESTER (ENG) #4, BEN CARBERRY (SCO) #6, ARCHIE DAVIES (WAL) NS, JOSHUA PRITCHETT (ENG) NS
5. Northwestern – Big Ten Conference – CAMERON ADAM (SCO) #3, NIALL SHIELS DONEGAN (SCO) #4
6. Baylor
7. VCU – Atlantic 10 Conference
8. Loyola Marymount (LMU)
9. Long Beach State – Big West Conference – CHARLIE FORSTER (ENG) #2
10. Clemson – THOMAS HIGGINS (IRL) #2
11. Michigan State
12. Ball State – Mid-American Conference
13. Howard – Northeast Conference

Individuals
Tobias Jonsson, Mercer
Walker Isley, UNCW
Nick Matthews, NC State
CONOR GOUGH (ENG), Charlotte
Will Davis, Davidson
Spencer Oxendine, NC State
Erik Johansson, Campbell
Claes Borregaard, Kennesaw State
Justin LaRue, Longwood
Fred Roberts IV, High Point

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RANCHO SANTE FE, CALIFORNIA
Course: The Farms Golf Club / Host: San Diego
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Teams
1. Arizona State – Pac-12 Conference
2. Washington
3. Oklahoma
4. California
5. Oklahoma State
6. North Florida
7. Chattanooga – PAUL CONROY (IRL) #3
8. South Florida – American Athletic Conference
9. San Diego – West Coast Conference
10. West Virginia
11. Kansas
12. Wright State – Horizon League
13. Seton Hall – Big East Conference – DAVID LALLY (IRL) #3, GEORGE FRICKER (ENG) #5
14. Winthrop – Big South Conference

Individuals
Mahanth Chirravuri, Pepperdine
Tegan Andrews, Cal State Fullerton
William Walsh, Pepperdine
Brady Siravo, Pepperdine
Kevin Li, Seattle University

STANFORD, CALIFORNIA
Course: Stanford Golf Course / Host: Stanford
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Teams
1. Florida State – TYLER WEAVER (ENG) #6, JACK BIGHAM (ENG) NS
2. Ole Miss
3. Illinois
4. Texas A&M
5. Stanford – BARCLAY BROWN (ENG) #5
6. UCLA
7. SMU
8. Missouri – CHARLIE CROCKETT (ENG) #2
9. Fresno State
10. UNLV
11. Augusta University – Southland Conference
12. Liberty – Conference USA
13. Sacramento State – Big Sky Conference
14. Siena – Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference

Individuals
ENRIQUE DIMAYUGA (ENG), Nevada
Ben Warian, Minnesota
Jakob Melin, San Francisco
Cole Rueck, Boise State
JOE SYKES (ENG), Idaho

WEST LAFAYETTE, INDIANA
Course: Brick Boilermaker Golf Complex / Host: Purdue
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Teams
1. Vanderbilt
2. Arizona
3. Florida – JOE PAGDIN (ENG) NS, LUKE POULTER (ENG) NS
4. New Mexico
5. Purdue – SAM EASTERBROOK (ENG) #5
6. San Diego State – Mountain West Conference
7. Mississippi State
8. Indiana
9. College of Charleston – Coastal Athletic Association
10. Stetson – DOMINIC CLEMONS (ENG) #1, Matt GAUNTLETT (ENG) #5
11. Colorado State
12. Southern Illinois – Missouri Valley Conference – ANDREW THORNTON (SCO) #5
13. Tennessee Tech – Ohio Valley Conference

Individuals
Caleb Van Arragon, Valparaiso
Hunter Thomson, Michigan
Cameron Huss, Wisconsin
Barend Botha, Toledo
Valentin Peugnet, Illinois State
Owen Stamper, Middle Tennessee
Alex McCulla, Illinois State
Ty Ginerich, Cincinnati
Luke Fuller, Western Kentucky
Ben Ortwein, Rider

NS – Not Selected

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Scottish Men’s Open Championship – 2023 Preview & Results

4th June 2023

Connor GRAHAM (SCO) produced a final round 63 (-7), the low round of the Championship, to win the Scottish Men’s Open Championship at Meldrum House.

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Conor Graham (Photo: Scottish Golf)

Graham produced four under par rounds for a 265 (-15) total to secure the biggest win of his young, but already very impressive, amateur career.

It was another very good performance for the Blairgowrie man after his tied 10th place finish in last week’s Brabazon Trophy and obviously a further boost to his Walker Cup hopes.

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Connor Graham’s Championship Scorecard (Graphic: Scottish Golf)

Rounds 4

Connor GRAHAM (SCO) showed no sign of final round nerves and took control of the Championship over the front nine. Five birdies saw him go out in 30 and after he eagled the 564 yard par 5 11th the trophy was very much his to lose.

He offset two bogeys with two birdies over his remaining eight holes to record a sparkling 63 and ultimately a four shot victory.

Experienced South African, Altin VAN DER MERWE, kept the pressure on Graham through out with his own 66 on the final loop but despite his efforts never had a sniff of the title.

Zach CHEGWIDDEN (ENG) was rewarded for making the long trip north from Essex with a good third place finish and will be pleased with his final day rounds of 67 and 68.

Jordan BURNAND (RSA) -7 took the 4th place prize with Max HOPKINS (ENG) -6 5th on count back (last 3 holes) from Connor MCDADE (AUS) -6 who had to settle for 6th.

Seb CAVE (ENG) completed a brilliant final three rounds with a second Sunday 66 to finish 7th on -5.

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Final Results (Graphic: Scottish Golf)

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Round 3

Sunday’s morning round saw Connor GRAHAM (SCO) take the solo lead on -8 after a 2-under 68.

Playing partner Altin VAN DER MERWE (RSA) was 1-shot back on -7 and fellow South African Jordan BURNAND tied 3rd, alongside Zach CHEGWIDDEN (ENG) 67, after his 65 lifted him nicely up the leaderboard.

Connor’s older brother Gregor GRAHAM (SCO) fell back into 4th on -5 after a 71.

David LUNDGREN (SWE), Seb CAVE (ENG), Darren STRACHAN (FRA), Nathan LEGENDRE (FRA) all posted 66’s to move into the top 10 heading into the afternoon’s final round.

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Round 2

Altin VAN DER MERWE (RSA) from Bellville G.C. in Cape Town shot a joint best of the day 66 to move into a tie for the 36 hole lead at the Scottish Men’s Open Championship. Van Der Merwe started with three birdies in his opening four holes and added a further one on the short par 4 17th.

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Altin Van Der Merwe’s Round 1 & 2 Scorecard (Graphic: Scottish Golf)

Brothers Connor GRAHAM (SCO) 67 and Gregor GRAHAM (SCO) 69 both enjoyed solid rounds and head into the final day also tied for the lead on 134 (-6) after 36 holes.

Jamie VAN WYK (ENG) 67, Tom BASTOW (ENG) 68, Lewis IRVINE (SCO) 71 and Zach CHEGWWIDDEN (ENG) 72 are all tied 4th, three shots behind the trio of leaders.

Jason BRUCE (SCO) moved up 38 places into a four-way tie for 8th after he also produced his own 66 on Saturday.

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Jason Bruce’s Round 1 & 2 Scorecard (Graphic: Scottish Golf)

England’s Mason ESSAM and Jack MCPHAIL moved into contention on -2 and -1 respectively after they recorded 67’s.

47 players made the 36 hole top 40 and ties cut which fell at +3.

Seb CAVE (ENG) and Ruben LINDSAY (SCO) both shot 67’s and Ben CARBERRY (SCO) a 68 in Round 2 to make the cut on the mark.

Scoring at Meldrum House was better in Round 2 with 26 players breaking par and 14 players shooting level par 70’s.

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Round 2 Leaderboard (Graphic: Scottish Golf)

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2nd June 2023

Round 1

Zach CHEGWIDDEN (ENG) and Gregor GRAHAM (SCO) lead the Scottish Men’s Open Championship after both player’s posted a 65 (-5) on Day 1.

Both players enjoyed seven birdies but also bogeyed two holes in their impressive opening rounds.

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Zach Chegwidden’s Round 1 Scorecard (Graphic: Scottish Golf)

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Gregor Graham’s Round 1 Scorecard (Graphic: Scottish Golf)

Lewis IRVINE (SCO) -4 is 3rd, Connor GRAHAM (SCO) & Phoenix CAMPBELL (AUS) -3 tied 4th and Altin VAN DER MERWE (RSA) -2 6th.

There were 15 under par rounds and 13 even par rounds today from a starting field of 144 players.

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Round 1 Leaderboard (Graphic: Scottish Golf)

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1st June 2023

The 56th Scottish Men’s Open Stroke Play Championship starts on Friday 2nd June at Meldrum House Country Hotel & Golf Course near Inverurie in Aberdeenshire.

Format

This open scratch amateur competition consists of 72 holes of stroke play.

18 holes will be played on both Friday 2nd and Saturday 3rd June.

A 36 hole cut will then take place with only the leading 40 competitors and ties qualifying for the final two rounds which will be played on Sunday 4th June.

In the event of a tie for the Championship there will be a sudden death play off. All other ties will be resolved via card count back.

Field

144 competitors will start the 2023 Championship.

The field is made up of entries based on highest WAGRs and lowest handicaps and players that came through a Pre-Qualifying event that took place earlier this week (see below).

A combination of factors means this year’s Championship has disappointingly not attracted a top class field. The parkland venue, Meldrum House, is not easily accessible being 100 miles north of St. Andrews and a good two hour drive north from there. It comes in the middle of the main amateur season and therefore a number of players have chosen to use it as a rest week. Finally it clashes with the East of Ireland Men’s Open Amateur at County Louth which is a more attractive option for the majority of Ireland’s best players.

I expect Zach CHEGWIDDEN (ENG), Will COXON (ENG), Andrew DAVIDSON (SCO), Hugh FOLEY (IRL), Matt GAUNTLETT (ENG), Connor GRAHAM (SCO), Lewis IRVINE (SCO), Zach LITTLE (ENG), David LUNDGREN (SWE), Darren STRACHAN (FRA), Gregor TAIT (SCO) and Matthew WILSON (SCO) to feature highly on the leaderboard.

Long time Scottish International Matthew CLARK (SCO) is a member at Meldrum House and has been afforded the honour of hitting the opening tee shot. 2022 Scottish Boys champion Fraser LAIRD (SCO) is another local player who should be comfortable in his surroundings.

Liam Johnston was the last Scottish winner back in 2017.

Australia, New Zealand and South Africa are all going through transition periods so their touring players are not as strong as we have seen in previous years.

Pre-Qualifying

Scottish Golf held their first 18 hole Pre-Qualifying event in 2022 and repeated it this year on Tuesday 30th May at Kemnay G.C. just down the road from Meldrum House.

Ruben LINDSAY (SCO) earned medalist honours with a course record round of 66 (-5).

45 players from a pre-qualifying field of 64 are now in the Championship’s starting line-up with others added to the Reserve List.

Click here to view the – 2023 Scottish Men’s Open Championship Pre-Qualifying Results

Meldrum House Golf Club

Located relatively close to last year’s venue, Cruden Bay G.C., Meldrum House is about 20 miles north west of Aberdeen.

The Knights course was designed by Graeme Webster and features tree line fairways and numerous water features. A modern layout it is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year.

The course has been set up to play to 6,884 yards and with three par 5’s and five par 3’s it has a challenging par of 70.

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(Photo: Meldrum House)

Tee Times / Scores

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Prizes

The Winner receives the distinctive silver Championship Trophy and a Crystal Award.

Crystal Awards are also given to the runner-up and third place finisher.

Weather Forecast (last updated Thursday 1st June, 3.00pm)

The current weather forecast is excellent with a dry weekend forecast and relatively light breezes expected throughout.

Fri 2nd June – Sunny / Wind 10 mph E / Temp. Min. 5°C / Max. 15°C,
Sat 3rd June – Sunny Intervals /  Wind 9 mph E / Temp. Min. 5°C / Max. 16°C
Sun 4th June – Sunny / Wind 9 mph SE / Temp. Min. 6°C / Max. 17°C

2022 Results

Charlie THORNTON (ENG) won the 2022 Scottish Men’s Open Championship at Cruden Bay G.C. with a total of 278 (-2).

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Charlie Thornton (Photo: Thornton Family)

Thornton, who has now turned pro, overturned a 3-shot deficit with a superb bogey-free final round of 66 to secure the biggest win of his amateur career.

John GOUGH (ENG), who finished on 279 (-1) was 2nd, Ireland’s Hugh FOLEY (+4) 3rd after final day rounds of 71 and 68, Scotland’s Ben MURRAY (+4) 4th on countback and David LUNDGREN (SWE), who came through the field in Round 4 with a best of the week 65 which included six birdies, 5th on +5 .

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Round 4 Scoreboard (Graphic: Scottish Golf / OCS Sport)

Click here to view the – 2022 Scottish Men’s Open Championship Live Scores

Past Winners

The Scottish Men’s Open Amateur was first contested in 1967 and has an impressive list of past winners. Here are some of them: –

2011 – Andy Sullivan (ENG)
2009 – Tommy Fleetwood (ENG)
2004 – Richie Ramsay (SCO)
2003 – Gary Wolstenholme (ENG)
1997 – Barclay Howard (SCO)
1996 – Alastair Forsyth (SCO)
1995 – Stephen Gallacher (SCO)
1992 – Dean Robertson (SCO)
1991 – Andrew Coltart (SCO)
1985 – Colin Montgomerie (SCO)
1981 – Philip Walton (IRE)
1980 – Gordon Brand Jr (ENG)
1975 and 1984 – Charlie Green (SCO)
1971, 1974 and 1979 – Ian Hutcheon (SCO)
1970 – Dale Hayes (RSA)
1968 – Ronnie Shade (SCO)
1967 – Bernard Gallacher (SCO)

A full list of the past winners can be viewed here – Scottish Open Amateur Winners

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