HISTORY
The English Mid-Amateur Open Stroke Play Championship is more commonly known as The Logan Trophy after its donor George Logan, President of the English Golf Union in 1987.
Logan presented this trophy in 1988 and illustrious list of past champions include the initial winner, Peter McEvoy, and former England Captain Colin Edwards (2007). Four men have completed the impressive feat of winning the Logan Trophy on 3 occasions, but only one player has achieved this in successive years. Charlie Banks, who won the Brabazon Trophy in 1983, followed up his triumphs in 1995 and 1996 by winning the 1997 Championship at Stockport Golf Club to complete the hat-trick.
PAST WINNERS
2020
No Championship (COVID-19)
The Leicestershire
Long Ashton
Beau Desert
Brokenhurst Manor
The Northumberland
Worksop
The Worcestershire
Saunton
Ipswich
Sherwood Forest
Silloth-on-Solway
Shifnal
Minchinhampton
Hayling Island
Delamere Forest
Fairhaven
Royal Birkdale
Prince’s
Lindrick
Ponteland
Little Aston
Broadstone
Stockport
Pannal
Seacroft
Trentham
Southport
& Ainsdale
King’s Lynn
West Lancashire
Wentworth
G. Harris
N. Day
S. Jensen
J. Paulus
R. Aisbitt
M. Foulkes
J. Kemp
T. Burley
N. Williams
D. Holmes
J. Longcake
J. Longcake
C. Edwards
M. Young
N. Chesters
& P. Griffiths
S. Sansome
J. Longcake
S. Crosby
& F. Illouz
S. East
B. Downing
S. East
S. East
C. A. Banks
C. A. Banks
C. A. Banks
A. J. McLure
& I. Richardson
R. I. Godley
A. D. A. Mew
I. Richardson
A. D. A. Mew
205
204
213
209
210
214*
211
216
206
219
209
202
206
208
212
211
213
217
206
208
217
216
211
213
222
217
210
222
223
214
From 1990 onwards the event has been played over 54 holes.
1989
1988
Moortown
Little Aston
A. D. A. Mew
P. McEvoy
290
284
