Junior Team Golf 2025
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JTG HOME NATIONS CHAMPIONSHIP 2025/26
The 31st year of the Championship was launched in three regions of Scotland and five regions of England.
Click below for information on each region and the results of each competition.
Congratulations to our 2025 winners:
Scotland : Turnhouse and runners-up Airdrie at Mortonhall GC
South of England : Dartford and runners-up Tiverton at Bowood Park GC
North of England : Drayton Park and runners-up Oakmere Park at Preston GC
The 31st year of the Championship was launched in three regions of Scotland and five regions of England.
Click below for information on each region and the results of each competition.
Congratulations to our 2025 winners:
Scotland : Turnhouse and runners-up Airdrie at Mortonhall GC
South of England : Dartford and runners-up Tiverton at Bowood Park GC
North of England : Drayton Park and runners-up Oakmere Park at Preston GC
JTG HOME NATIONS CHAMPIONSHIP 2024/25
Waterfront from Rotherham are crowned the Home Nations Champions 2024/25.
England champions Waterfront imposed themselves over the Scotland champions and runners-up, Whitecraigs and Drumpellier respectively, plus England runners-up Wrag Barn, winning all three of their matches to become the 30th holders of the Home Nations Junior Team Golf Championship and lift the Nigel Dolton trophy.
In the Stableford Rosebowl competition, introduced this year, Drumpellier tied with Wrag Barn, only winning the trophy by applying the tie break of the highest individual score (43 points) over the three days.
The event was staged in glorious sunshine all three days, Wednesday 9th, 10th & 11th April, at the Carlisle Golf Club who were very welcoming and gracious hosts. The championship course was in immaculate condition and presented the competing clubs with a challenging but very fair test.
Waterfront from Rotherham are crowned the Home Nations Champions 2024/25.
England champions Waterfront imposed themselves over the Scotland champions and runners-up, Whitecraigs and Drumpellier respectively, plus England runners-up Wrag Barn, winning all three of their matches to become the 30th holders of the Home Nations Junior Team Golf Championship and lift the Nigel Dolton trophy.
In the Stableford Rosebowl competition, introduced this year, Drumpellier tied with Wrag Barn, only winning the trophy by applying the tie break of the highest individual score (43 points) over the three days.
The event was staged in glorious sunshine all three days, Wednesday 9th, 10th & 11th April, at the Carlisle Golf Club who were very welcoming and gracious hosts. The championship course was in immaculate condition and presented the competing clubs with a challenging but very fair test.
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