New Zealand Amateur

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New Zealand Amateur
Tournament information
LocationNew Zealand
Established1893
FormatStroke play and match play
Current champion
New Zealand James Hydes

The New Zealand Amateur is the national amateur golf championship of New Zealand. It has been played annually since 1893, except for the war years, and is organised by New Zealand Golf.

Currently the event is played over five days and consists of a 36-hole stroke-play qualifying stage after which the leading 32 play five rounds of match-play. The final is over 36 holes.

History

The first tournament was organised by Otago Golf Club "open to members of any recognised Now Zealand club" held on 30 November and 1 and 2 December 1893, "for the amateur championship of the colony."[1] 16 players entered, primarily from the home club.[2] Two rounds were played on the first day, with the semi-finals on the second morning.[3] The final was played on the third morning between two members of the Otago club, James Somerville and Henry Rose. Somerville won the first four holes but Rose won the next three. Somerville then won five of the next seven to win 6&4.[4] Somerville had only recently arrived in New Zealand, having graduated from Edinburgh University in 1891.[5]

The first championship meeting was held at Christchurch Golf Club in July 1894, with the amateur championship being the main event.[6] The championship was played from 24 to 26 July with two rounds on each of the first two days and the final on the third afternoon.[7] The final was between Hugh MacNeil and James Scott, both from the Otago club, and resulted in an easy win for MacNeil by a score of 7&6.[8]

The 1895 championship meeting was held in the North Island for the first time, at Hutt Golf Club near Wellington, although there were suggestions that it should be played at the newly-opened Wellington Golf Club at Miramar.[9] Until World War I, the venue generally alternated between the north and south islands.

In 1900, Arthur Duncan became the first multiple winner, having also won in 1899. He beat Hugh MacNeil, also a previous winner, in the final.[10] In 1901, Duncan won for the third successive year, winning the final by a score of 9 & 7, the first final to be played over 36 holes.[11] Duncan won again in 1905, while Spencer Gollan became the second multiple winner in 1906, having previously won in 1902. The inaugural New Zealand Open was played in 1907 and the 36-hole event was won by Arthur Duncan who won his fifth Amateur Championship a few days later.

Up to 1907 the event was a pure match-play event. However, with the expansion of the New Zealand Open to 72 holes and the increasing number of entries, a change was made in 1908. The final two rounds of the Open acted as qualifying rounds for the Amateur Championship, after which the leading 32 players played 5 rounds of match-play.[12]

in the period before World War I, Arthur Duncan continued his success in the event, winning in 1909, 1911 and 1914, and he remained undefeated in the final, having won all 8 of those he had reached. He won by a record margin of 11 & 10 in 1911 and repeated the feat in 1914. The other successful player in this period was Bernard Wood who was runner-up in 1910 and then won twice in succession, 1912 and 1913.

Up to 1963, the amateur championship continued as part of the championship meeting, with the New Zealand Open acting as the qualifying event. However, from 1964 the amateur championship, open champion and New Zealand PGA Championship were separated. From 1964, the amateur championship had it own 36-hole qualification stage, the winner receiving the St Andrews Salver. From 1983 until 2011 the qualification was extended to 72 holes and became the New Zealand Stroke Play Championship.[13] From 2012 the New Zealand Stroke Play Championship was run as a separate 72-hole event, while the amateur championship returned to having a 36-hole qualification stage.[14]

Winners

Year Winner Score Runner-up Venue Ref.
2020 New Zealand James Hydes 3 & 2 New Zealand Charlie Smail Poverty Bay GC [15]
2019 New Zealand Sam Jones 4 & 3 New Zealand Mitchell Kale Remuera GC [16]
2018 New Zealand Charlie Smail 5 & 4 New Zealand Kerry Mountcastle Wairakei GC [17]
2017 New Zealand Daniel Hillier (2) 10 & 9 New Zealand Tom Parker Russley GC [18]
2016 Australia Louis Dobbelaar 2 & 1 New Zealand Peter Spearman-Burn Royal Wellington GC [19]
2015 New Zealand Daniel Hillier 6 & 5 New Zealand Sam Vincent Titirangi GC [20]
2014 New Zealand Joshua Munn 37 holes New Zealand Tae Koh Nelson GC [21]
2013 New Zealand Kadin Neho 3 & 2 New Zealand Ryan Chisnall Manawatu GC [22]
2012 New Zealand Vaughan McCall 6 & 5 New Zealand Peter Lee Mount Maunganui GC [23]
2011 New Zealand Mathew Perry 4 & 2 New Zealand Steven Heyes Russley GC [24]
2010 Australia Matt Jager (2) 7 & 6 New Zealand Brad Kendall Hastings GC [25]
2009 Australia Matt Jager 6 & 5 South Africa Nicol van Wyk Titirangi GC [26]
2008 New Zealand Thomas Spearman-Burn 4 & 2 New Zealand Kevin Smith Paraparaumu Beach GC [27]
2007 New Zealand Danny Lee 7 & 5 New Zealand Nick Gillespie Hamilton GC [28]
2006 New Zealand Andrew Green 1 up Australia Mitchell Brown Coringa CC [29]
2005 Australia Mitchell Brown 1 up Australia Andrew Dodt Manawatu GC [30]
2004 Australia Gavin Flint 5 & 4 Australia Jarrod Lyle Taupo GC [31]
2003 Australia James Nitties 3 & 2 New Zealand Hamish Robertson Chisholm Park GC [32]
2002 Australia Marcus Fraser 2 & 1 New Zealand Eddie Lee Auckland GC [33]
2001 New Zealand Ben Gallie 37 holes New Zealand Matthew Peter Mount Maunganui GC [34]
2000 New Zealand Eddie Burgess 5 & 3 Australia Andrew Webster Christchurch GC [35]
1999 Australia Andrew Duffin 8 & 7 New Zealand Carl Brooking Remuera GC [36]
1998 Australia Bryce MacDonald 4 & 2 South Africa Trevor Immelman Paraparaumu Beach GC [37]
1997 New Zealand Chris Johns Harewood GC
1996 New Zealand David Somervaille New Zealand Karl Kitchingham Napier GC
1995 New Zealand Simon Bittle Manawatu GC
1994 Australia Paul Fitzgibbon 3 & 1 New Zealand Richard Best Hamilton GC [38]
1993 New Zealand Phil Tataurangi 6 & 4 Australia Rob Elkington New Plymouth GC [39]
1992 New Zealand Richard Lee Otago GC
1991 Australia Lucas Parsons 2 & 1 New Zealand Grant Moorhead Poverty Bay GC [40]
1990 New Zealand Michael Long Australia David Podlich Nelson GC
1989 Australia Lester Peterson 6 & 4 New Zealand Tony Christie Taupo GC [41]
1988 Australia Bradley Hughes 2 up Australia Lester Peterson North Shore GC [42]
1987 New Zealand Owen Kendall Waitikiri GC
1986 Australia Peter O'Malley 3 & 1 Australia Stephen Taylor Hutt GC [43]
1985 Australia Gerard Power 7 & 6 New Zealand Michael Barltrop Mount Maunganui GC [44]
1984 Australia Jeff Wagner 2 & 1 Australia Tony Dight St. Clair GC [45]
1983 New Zealand Colin Taylor Titirangi GC
1982 New Zealand Ian Peters 2 & 1 Australia Roger Mackay Manawatu GC [46]
1981 New Zealand Terry Cochrane Timaru GC
1980 New Zealand Paul Hartstone Lochiel GC
1979 New Zealand John Durry (4) Paraparaumu Beach GC
1978 New Zealand Frank Nobilo New Zealand Peter Maude Hastings GC
1977 New Zealand Terry Pulman (2) Russley GC
1976 New Zealand Terry Pulman New Plymouth GC
1975 New Zealand Stuart Reese 10 & 9 New Zealand Stephen Barron Nelson GC [47]
1974 New Zealand Rodney Barltrop Manukau GC
1973 New Zealand Mike Nicholson Springfield GC
1972 New Zealand Ross Murray Waitikiri GC
1971 New Zealand Stuart Jones (7) Hutt GC
1970 New Zealand Ted McDougall (2) Manawatu GC
1969 New Zealand Graham Stevenson 2 & 1 New Zealand Ted McDougall Nelson GC [48]
1968 New Zealand Bruce Stevens Titirangi GC
1967 New Zealand John Durry (3) Hastings GC
1966 New Zealand Stuart Jones (6) Russley GC
1965 New Zealand John Durry (2) Miramar GC
1964 New Zealand Stuart Jones (5) 37 holes New Zealand Ted McDougall Hamilton GC [49]
1963 New Zealand John Durry 6 & 5 New Zealand Ross Murray Wanganui GC [50]
1962 New Zealand Stuart Jones (4) Titirangi GC
1961 New Zealand Stuart Jones (3) 2 & 1 New Zealand Ross Newdick New Plymouth GC [51]
1960 New Zealand Ross Newdick 8 & 7 New Zealand Ian Woodbury Invercargill GC [52]
1959 New Zealand Stuart Jones (2) 5 & 4 New Zealand John Durry Paraparaumu Beach GC [53]
1958 New Zealand Walter Godfrey 2 & 1 New Zealand Guy Horne Hamilton GC [54]
1957 New Zealand Ted McDougall 5 & 4 New Zealand W. W. Smith Manawatu GC [55]
1956 Australia Peter Toogood 3 & 2 New Zealand Bob Charles Christchurch GC [56]
1955 New Zealand Stuart Jones 3 & 2 New Zealand Tim Woon Auckland GC [57]
1954 New Zealand Tim Woon (4) 3 & 2 New Zealand Bob Charles Wellington GC [58]
1953 New Zealand Tim Woon (3) 6 & 4 New Zealand Ron Timms Otago GC [59]
1952 Australia Harry Berwick 7 & 6 Australia Jack Coogan Wanganui GC [60]
1951 New Zealand Tim Woon (2) 7 & 6 New Zealand M J Thornton Titirangi GC [61]
1950 New Zealand Tim Woon 9 & 7 New Zealand Tony Gibbs Christchurch GC [62]
1949 New Zealand Joe Holden 6 & 5 New Zealand Denny Sutherland Hastings GC [63]
1948 New Zealand Tony Gibbs 2 & 1 New Zealand Bob Glading Otago GC [64]
1947 New Zealand Bryan Silk (3) 2 & 1 Australia Bill Edgar New Plymouth GC [65]
1946 New Zealand Guy Horne 4 & 3 New Zealand Bert Reilly Manawatu GC [66]
1940–1945 No tournament due to World War II
1939 New Zealand John Hornabrook (3) 2 & 1 New Zealand Arthur Kitto Miramar GC [67]
1938 New Zealand Pax Smith 4 & 3 New Zealand Bert Reilly Otago GC [68]
1937 New Zealand Bryan Silk (2) 9 & 8 New Zealand Arthur Kitto Hamilton GC [69]
1936 New Zealand John Hornabrook (2) 6 & 5 New Zealand Leslie Cathro New Plymouth GC [70]
1935 New Zealand John Hornabrook 5 & 4 New Zealand Bryan Silk Christchurch GC [71]
1934 New Zealand Bryan Silk 5 & 4 New Zealand Jack Mortland Wanganui GC [72]
1933 New Zealand Pip Wright 12 & 11 New Zealand Harold Black Titirangi GC [73]
1932 New Zealand Rana Wagg (2) 37 holes New Zealand Bill Horton Wellington GC [74]
1931 New Zealand Rana Wagg 2 & 1 New Zealand Arthur Duncan Christchurch GC [75]
1930 New Zealand Harold Black 6 & 4 New Zealand Jack Black Manawatu GC [76]
1929 New Zealand Sloan Morpeth (3) 37 holes New Zealand Jack Black Wanganui GC [77]
1928 New Zealand Bill Horton (2) 1 up New Zealand Jack Black Otago GC [78]
1927 New Zealand Sloan Morpeth (2) 6 & 5 New Zealand Bill Horton Hamilton GC [79]
1926 New Zealand Arthur Duncan (10) 6 & 5 New Zealand Leo Quin Miramar GC [80]
1925 New Zealand Bill Horton 9 & 8 New Zealand Arthur Duncan Christchurch GC [81]
1924 New Zealand Leo Quin 8 & 7 New Zealand Jack Goss Auckland GC [82]
1923 New Zealand Jack Goss 1 up New Zealand Arthur Duncan Wanganui GC [83]
1922 New Zealand Arthur Duncan (9) 10 & 9 New Zealand Bill Horton Manawatu GC [84]
1921 New Zealand Alex Sime 5 & 4 New Zealand Jack Black Christchurch GC [85]
1920 New Zealand Sloan Morpeth 8 & 6 New Zealand Kenneth Ross Hamilton GC [86]
1919 New Zealand Hugh Crosse 38 holes New Zealand Arthur Duncan Napier GC [87]
1915–1918 No tournament due to World War I
1914 New Zealand Arthur Duncan (8) 11 & 10 New Zealand Jack Harold Auckland GC [88]
1913 New Zealand Bernard Wood (2) 5 & 4 New Zealand Kenneth Ross Otago GC [89]
1912 New Zealand Bernard Wood 6 & 5 New Zealand Harold Wright Wellington GC [90]
1911 New Zealand Arthur Duncan (7) 11 & 10 New Zealand Gordon Dodgshun Wanganui GC [91]
1910 New Zealand Harold Lusk 2 up New Zealand Bernard Wood Christchurch GC [92]
1909 New Zealand Arthur Duncan (6) 3 & 1 New Zealand John Burns Auckland GC [93]
1908 New Zealand Hamilton Smith 3 & 1 New Zealand Harold Lusk Otago GC [94]
1907 New Zealand Arthur Duncan (5) 10 & 9 New Zealand Harold Lusk Napier GC [95]
1906 New Zealand Spencer Gollan (2) 8 & 7 New Zealand William Harman Christchurch GC [96]
1905 New Zealand Arthur Duncan (4) 5 & 4 New Zealand Kenneth Duncan Auckland GC [97]
1904 New Zealand Arthur Fisher 3 & 2 New Zealand George MacEwan Otago GC [98]
1903 New Zealand Kurupo Tareha 3 & 1 New Zealand Edward Nicolaus Napier GC [99]
1902 New Zealand Spencer Gollan 3 & 1 New Zealand Charles Gillies Christchurch GC [100]
1901 New Zealand Arthur Duncan (3) 9 & 7 New Zealand Wilfred Colbeck Auckland GC [11]
1900 New Zealand Arthur Duncan (2) 3 & 1 New Zealand Hugh MacNeil Otago GC [10]
1899 New Zealand Arthur Duncan 5 & 4 New Zealand Norman Perston Wellington GC [101]
1898 New Zealand William Pryde 5 & 4 New Zealand Edmond Wilder Christchurch GC [102]
1897 New Zealand David Pryde 4 & 2 New Zealand Ross Gore Auckland GC [103][104]
1896 New Zealand Stanley Todd 2 up New Zealand Hugh MacNeil Otago GC [105]
1895 New Zealand George Gosset 5 & 3 New Zealand Edmond Wilder Hutt GC [106]
1894 New Zealand Hugh MacNeil 7 & 6 New Zealand James Scott Christchurch GC [8]
1893 Scotland James Somerville 6 & 4 New Zealand Henry Rose Otago GC [4]

Early finals were over 18 holes but all finals since 1901 have been over 36 holes.

Source:[13]

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