Over a very well set-up and prepared Ladbrook Park golf course, a field of 80 of Warwickshire’s best contested the 2004 Amateur Championship trying to win the most prestigious title the County has …. and one Matt Cryer (Coventry) had been waiting for (and wanting) for a long time. As the best handicap in the County (and part of the England Teams set-up), Matt was the favourite and after an opening 68 he was in great position to take his first Amateur.

From Ladbrook Park Golf Club – Monday 24th May To go to Live Scoring CLICK HERE – this is scores from players as they finish either finish the 10th or the 18th (after playing their first 10 or 8 holes respectively) and when they have finished the morning 18. This will be repeated for the pm play and the leaderboard will update as each player’s scores are entered.

This is the draw for the Amateur Championship for 2004, to be held at Ladbrook Park on Monday 24th May. The Amateur is sponsored by Jaguar Cars Ltd. For the draw CLICK HERE. For detail on players and starting times, please click the 'More' button.

The professionals have been and gone and on Monday 24th, our best amateurs will try to follow in the footsteps of our past Champions who have had so much success in all parts of the game. They will be playing 36 holes at Ladbrook Park and the defending Champion Rob Steele (Kenilworth) will be all out to defend his title against one of the strongest fields for years.

The premier Warwickshire Mens Championship is just over two months away and individual entry is now available for golfers with a handicap of 4 or less. The holder is Rob Steele of Kenilworth. You can use the downloads in this feature or you can enter on-line from this web site. Please click MORE for full details of this Championship

For your Clubs best golfers, the major event of 2004 will be the Warwickshire Amateur, this year to be held at Ladbrook Park Golf Club on May 24th. Ladbrook is a fine test and the Amateur has a pedigree of Champions which is possibly unrivalled - from the European, Tom Whitehouse for five recent years, Steve Webster in 94 (and more Tour Winners), then there was Tony Allen, Peter McEvoy ...

Handsworth GC 12th May With showers forecast all day, the heavy and continuous morning rain soon dampened the hopes of some of the field. First off was Handsworth member Dave Westwood who with solid putting and driving posted his best ever round at his home club, a 67, including 5 birdies. It was a score that no-one would match even with the improving conditions.