The Lytham Trophy is an amateur golf tournament founded in 1965 by the Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club, where it has always been held. It is a 72-hole scratch stroke play competition, and is classified as a Category A event by the World Amateur Golf Rankings.
In 2004 James Heath set a new tournament record with an 18 under par total of 266, winning by eight strokes over Ross Fisher. His total was five strokes better than the 271 posted by Tom Lehman when he won The Open Championship in 1996, and is believed to be a record four round total over the course.
Winners YearWinnerCountryScore 2026 Lauri Rosendahl 276 2025 Hugo Le Goff 285 2024 Will Hopkins 279 2023 Frank Kennedy 278 2022 John Gough 2802020–2021: Cancelled 2019 Joshua McMahon 288 2018 Matthew Jordan 272 2017 Jack Singh Brar 288 2016 Alfie Plant 284 2015 Marcus Kinhult 280 2014 Thriston Lawrence 281 2013 Albert Eckhardt 287 2012 Daan Huizing 273 2011 Jack Senior 299 2010 Paul Cutler 284 2009 James Robinson 287 2008 Matt Haines 284 2007 Lloyd Saltman 279 2006 Jamie Moul 279 2005 Gary Lockerbie 276 2004 James Heath 266 2003 Stuart Wilson 283 2002 Lee Corfield 283 2001 Richard McEvoy 276 2000 David Dixon 285 1999 Tino Schuster 283 1998 Lorne Kelly 288 1997 Graham Rankin 279 1996 Matt Carver 284 1995 Stephen Gallacher 281 1994 Warren Bennett 285 1993 Tony McLure 292 1992 Stuart Cage 294 1991 Gary Evans 284 1990 Gary Evans 291 1989 Neil Williamson 286 1988 Paul Broadhurst 291 1987 David Wood 293 1986 Steve McKenna 297 1985 Michael Walls 291 1984 John Hawksworth 289 1983 Stephen McAllister 299 1982 Martin Sludds 306 1981 Roger Chapman 221 1980 Ian Hutcheon 293 1979 Peter McEvoy 279 1978 Brian Marchbank 288 1977 Peter Deeble 296 1976 Michael Kelley 292 1975 George Macgregor 299 1974 Charlie Green 291 1973 Geoff BirtwellMichael King 292 (tie) 1972 Michael Bonallack 281 1971 Warren Humphreys 292 1970 Geoff BirtwellJim FarmerCharlie GreenGeoff Marks 296 (tie) 1969 Tom Craddock 290 1968 Rodney Foster 286 1967 Rodney Foster 296 1966 Peter Townsend 290 1965 Michael BonallackClive Clark 295 (tie)
References
External links Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club – official site