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SA Honour Rolls – Table of Contents ______ SA Honour Rolls – Table of Contents ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ South Australian Men’s & Women’s Amateur Championship 2 South Australian Classic & Rene Erichsen Salver 6 South Australian Boys’ & Girls’ Amateur Championship 8 South Australian Junior Masters 11 South Australian Men’s and Women’s Senior Amateur Championship 13 1 History & Honour Roll – South Australian Men’s & Women’s Amateur Championship History The South Australian Men’s and Women’s amateur championship dates to the early 1900’s. When Golf SA amalgamated in 2009 the events were combined to be played concurrently. The events include a stroke component with the leading qualifiers being awarded the SA Medal (men) & Vesta Cup (women). The winners of the match play component are declared the SA Amateur Champions. The SA Men’s Amateur Championship has an unbroken history dating back to the inception of the South Australian Golf Association (SAGA) in 1905. Records indicate that the Amateur Championship was played from 1900-1904, although not under the auspice of SAGA. The SA Women’s Amateur Championship dates to 1902 when it was played as the Ladies’ State Championship. It was conducted under the auspices of SAGA from 1905 to 1929 when the South Australian Ladies Golf Union (SALGU) was formed as a separate entity. Honour Roll – Year Men’s Champion Home State Women’s Champion Home State 2020 Sam Slater Queensland Charley Jacobs South Australia 2019 Lewis Hoath Queensland Konomi Matsumoto Victoria 2018 Lochie Coleborn Queensland Doey Choi New South Wales 2017 Jake Hughes Northern Territory Grace Kim New South Wales 2016 Blake Proverbs Queensland Alexandra Hilliard Victoria 2015 Lachlan Barker South Australia Stephanie Bunque Victoria 2014 Jack Williams South Australia Konomi Matsumoto Victoria 2013 Jordon Cooper Victoria C Rodriguez Philippines 2012 Jack Williams South Australia N Smith Western Australia 2011 Brad Moules South Australia S King South Australia 2010 Max McCardle South Australia E Heard South Australia 2009 S Gava South Australia E Ash South Australia 2008 C Austin South Australia S Na South Australia 2007 C Austin South Australia E Heard South Australia 2006 Louis Fuller South Australia E Heard South Australia 2005 Jordan Sherratt South Australia P Duffield 2004 H Perks H McCulkin 2003 B Tuohy P Dufffield 2002 A Bland M Bagger 2001 A Johnson M Bagger 2 2000 A Richardson R Coakley 1999 B Crosby M Bagger 1998 B Chant F Nairn 1997 B Chant L McGough 1996 B Chant T Durdin 1995 P Chapman F Giles 1994 G Simpson F Pike 1993 G Simpson F Pike 1992 N Crafter A M Knight 1991 G Simpson A M Knight 1990 P Chapman A M Knight 1989 D Cahill W Doolan New South Wales 1988 P Roberts J Dale-Harris 1987 N Crafter J Dale-Harris 1986 S Robinson J Dale-Harris 1985 N Crafter S Sharp 1984 M Haslett S Tonkin 1983 K Bulbeck J Dale 1982 D Harris S Tonkin 1981 M Haslett G J Barton 1980 N Crafter J Crafter 1979 D Jay K Simmonds 1978 D Cherry R K Duval 1977 G Way J Crafter 1976 D Cherry R K Moore 1975 J Muller S Tonkin 1974 J Muller R K Ducal 1973 C Bonython C Whitford 1972 G Stevens C Anderson 1971 D Sharp R G Birrell 1970 H Bell R K Duval 1969 M Dale R G Birrell 1968 R Duval J M Watson 1967 G Dick M Wallace 1966 P Scovell J M Watson 1965 V Kingscott J M Watson 1964 P Scovell J M Watson 1963 N Foot J M Watson 1962 M Dale J M Watson 1961 R Stevens J M Watson 1960 R Duval J D Fisher 1959 R Stevens J M Watson 1958 R Tuohy D Gardiner 1957 R Tuohy J M Watson 3 1956 W Shephard J M Watson 1955 W Ackland-Horman D Boully 1954 N Foot J M Watson 1953 R Stevens J Barratt 1952 W Ackland-Horman J M Watson 1951 K Pix J Wheatley 1950 W Shephard S Fisher 1949 W Edgar D Boully 1948 W Edgar D Denehey 1947 R Brown D Boully 1946 W Edgar S Fisher 1940-45 WW2 – Recess WW2 – Recess 1939 W Rymill E Britten Jones 1938 W Rymill E Nenkivell 1937 C Winser K Rymill 1936 R Sawers K Rymill 1935 W Rymill K Rymill 1934 W Rymill R G DeCrespigny 1933 W Ackland-Horman H Seeck 1932 W Rymill K Rymill 1931 C Winser E Britten Jones 1930 C Winser E Britten Jones 1929 C Winser E Britten Jones 1928 W Rymill E Britten Jones 1927 T Cheadle E Britten Jones 1926 C Winser L Gordon 1925 A Russell E Britten Jones 1924 B Swift E Britten Jones 1923 C Winser E Britten Jones 1922 C Winser M Fowler 1921 C Winser E Britten-Jones 1920 G Murdoch F Bruce 1919 T Cheadle 1914-18 WWI Recess 1913 T Cheadle 1912 T Cheadle 1911 F Barritt 1910 C Pearce 1909 B Pearce 1908 E Striling 1907 H Hyland 1906 H Hyland 1905 T Cheadle 1904 W Gunson 4 1903 T Cheadle 1902 W Gunson 1901 C Irwin 1900 J Baker 5 History & Honour Roll – South Australian Classic & Rene Erichsen Salver History The SAGA Invitational (men) was initiated by John Crosby (President SAGA 1982-1986) in 1985. The Rene Erichsen Salver (women) began in 1967 with the inaugural winner being Rhonda Watson. In 2009 the men’s event was renamed to the Golf SA Classic and was played in conjunction with the Rene Erichsen Salver – the first event of its kind to be played concurrently. The men’s trophy is named after John Crosby. John Crosby and Rhonda Watson were both inducted into the South Australian Golf Hall of Fame in 2011. The event is contested over 72 holes stroke play and is arguably South Australia’s most prestigious event. The event is both an Australian Order of Merit & World Ranking event. Honour Roll – Year Men’s Champion Home Club Score Women’s Champion Home Club Score 2020 Not Played Not Played 2019 Ren Yonezawa Japan Golf Ass. (JPN) 273 Stephanie Bunque Victoria (VIC) 279 2018 Min Woo Lee Royal Fremantle (WA) 274 Rebecca Kay Coolangatta TH (QLD) 284 2017 Zach Murray Commonwealth (VIC) 282 Rebecca Kay Coolangatta TH (QLD) 287 2016 Harrison Endycott Avondale (NSW) 273 Shina Kanazawa Chuo Gakuin Daigaku (JPN) 283 2015 Antonio Murdaca The Grange 277 Jo Charlton Metropolitan (VIC) 290 2014 Simon Viitakangas Palmer GC (QLD) 279 Hayley Bettencourt Mandurah (WA) 296 2013 Daniel Hoeve Kwinana (WA) 281 Minjee Lee Royal Fremantle (WA) 279 2012 Chris Brown The Grange 283 Breanna Elliott Yarrawonga (VIC) 290 2011 Brett Drewitt Long Reef (NSW) 277 Ebony Heard Kooyonga 308 2010 Brad Moules Royal Adelaide 284 Jessica Speechley Lake Karrinyup (WA) 296 2009 Daniel Nisbet Caboolture (QLD) 279 Bree Arthur Brookwater (QLD) 298 2008 Daniel Willett England Natasha Krishna Auckland (NZ) 294 2007 Rick Kulacz Western Australia 288 Cecilia Nha Lakelands (QLD) 301 2006 Andrew Martin Victoria Stephanie Na Royal Adelaide 293 2005 Rick Kulacz Western Australia Emma Bennett Kingston Heath (VIC) 298 2004 Adam Porker Kingston Heath (VIC) Emma Bennett Kingston Heath (VIC) 300 2003 Robin Hodgetts Tasmania Sarah Kemp Yarra Yarra (VIC) 290 6 Nicki Campbell / New South Wales (NSW) / 2002 Robin Hodgetts Tasmania 306 Dana Lacey Western Australia (WA) 2001 Richard Moir Queensland Mianne Bagger Flagstaff Hill 2000 Rob Hammer South Australia Nadina Taylor Woodlands (VIC) 1999 Brad Lamb Victoria Rebecca Coakley The Grange 299 1998 Brian Jones New South Wales Rebecca Stevenson Queensland (QLD) 297 1997 Paul Sheehan New South Wales Tamara Johns Queensland (QLD) 312 1996 Brett Rumford Western Australia Karen Simmonds Riverside 313 1995 Lester Peterson New South Wales Jan Dale Glenelg 319 1994 Greg Chalmers Western Australia Anne-Marie Knight Renmark 296 1993 Jason Dawes Victoria Tania Holl Western Australia (WA) 302 1992 Stuart Appleby Victoria Renae White Queensland (QLD) 297 1991 Doug Gardner Queensland Louise Briers Victoria (VIC) 1990 Steve Conran New South Wales Tracy Hale New South Wales (NSW) 305 1989 John Wade Victoria Louise Briers Victoria (VIC) 295 1988 Phil Roberts South Australia Nicole Lowien Queensland (QLD) 297 1987 B King Western Australia Edwina Kennedy The Australian (NSW) 298 1986 Peter O’Malley New South Wales Simone Williams Queensland (QLD) 296 1985 Brett Ogle New South Wales Tania Holl Western Australia (WA) 296 1984 Karen Lunn The Lakes (NSW) 299 1983 Karen Simmonds Riverside 313 1982 Sue Tonkin Kooyonga 1981 Sue Tonkin Kooyonga 314 1980 Karen Simmonds Riverside 314 1979 Jane Crafter Kooyonga 298 1978 Jane Crafter Kooyonga 305 1977 Jane Crafter Kooyonga 319 1976 Jane Lock Huntingdale (VIC) 302 1975 Jane Crafter Kooyonga 316 1974 Gayle Flynn Collie (WA) 306 1973 Jane Crafter Kooyonga 320 1972 Sandra McCaw Long Island (VIC) 302 1971 Cathy Whitford Glenelg 1970 I Dummett Huntingdale (VIC) 327 1969 Barbara Coulson Victoria (VIC) 1968 Rhonda Watson Glenelg 1967 Rhonda Watson Glenelg 7 History & Honour Roll – South Australian Boys’ & Girls’ Amateur Championship History The Boys’ and Girls’ Amateur Championship has a history dating back to 1934 for the boy’s championship and 1930 for the girl’s championship. The events were historically contested as match play before changing to 72 holes stroke play in 2012. In 2014 the format was revised to 54 holes stroke play. Open to junior amateur golfers who are under the age of 18 on the first day of the event and within the handicap limit. The event is both an Australian Junior Order of Merit & Junior World Ranking event. Honour Roll – Year Boys’ Champion Home Club Score Girls’ Champion Home Club Score 2020 Joshuaa Robards Newcastle (NSW) 212 Justice Bosio Caboolture (QLD) 220 2019 Carter Mealing Joondalup (WA) 212 Jin-young Yun The Grange 224 2018 Thomas Heaton The Australian (NSW) 219 Cassie Porter Peregian Springs (QLD) 222 2017 Lachlan Barker Glenelg 205 Amy Chu The Australian (NSW) 214 2016 Caleb Perry Warrnambool (VIC) 216 Belinda Ji Concord (NSW) 221 2015 Will Starkey Glenelg 222 Ella
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