County Trophies

The 'Graham Butler' Trophy donated by Mrs April Butler, to be presented each year to the County Champion.

Winners:

• 2024: Lee James (Broadstone)
• 2023: Zac Mudford (Lyme Regis)
• 2022: Oscar Hein (Parkstone)
• 2021: Thomas Kollberg (Broadstone)
• 2020: David Cook (Parkstone)
• 2019: Lee James (Broadstone)
• 2018: David Cook (Parkstone)
• 2017: Lee James (Broastone)
• 2016: Matt Walker (Came Down)
• 2015: David Norton (Parkstone)
• 2014: Tom Robson (Weymouth)
• 2013: Aaron Crabb (Yeovil)
• 2012: Sonny Wilkinson (Ferndown)
• 2011: Tom Leech (Ferndown)
• 2010: Tom Leech (Ferndown)
• 2009: David Cook (Parkstone)
• 2008: Tim Adams (Parkstone)
• 2007: Luke Joy (Broadstone)
• 2006: Richard Morris (Ferndown) 
• 2005: Ben Churchill (Knighton Heath) 
• 2004: David Cook (Parkstone)
• 2003: Tom Peacock (Dudsbury) 

The 'R.E.Garrett Silver Salver' presented to the DCGU by Maureen Garrett in memory of her husband, to be presented each year to the player with the best scratch score over 36 holes in the County Championship.

Winners:

• 2024: Lee James (Broadstone)
• 2023: Matthew Bruce-Smith (Knighton Heath)
• 2022: David Norton (Parkstone)
• 2021: Lee James (Broadstone)
• 2020: David Cook (Parkstone)
• 2019: Lee James (Broadstone)
• 2018: David Cook (Parkstone)
• 2017: Robbie Mabb (Parkstone)
• 2016: Dominic Knight (Ferndown)
• 2015: David Norton (Parkstone)
• 2014: Tom Robson (Weymouth)
• 2013: Giles Legg (Ferndown)
• 2012: Harry Mitchell (Ferndown)
• 2011: Daniel Bishop (Christchurch)
• 2010: Kevin Robinson (Yeovil)
• 2009: David Cook (Parkstone)
• 2008: Ben Churchill (Dudsbury)
• 2007: A W  Lawrence (Sherborne)
• 2006: Daryl Wood (Ferndown) 
• 2005: Luke Joy (Broadstone)
• 2004: David Cook (Parkstone)
• 2003: David Talbot (Parkstone)

The 'SIKA' Trophy: presented by Count And Countess Lerche for the Mid-Amateur Championship to be held for one year by the competitor over 35 years of age on the day of the County Championship, with the best scratch score over 36 holes.

Winners:

• 2024: Lee James (Broadstone)
• 2023: Lee James (Broadstone)
• 2022: David Norton (Parkstone)
• 2021: Lee James Broadstone
• 2020: David Cook Parkstone
• 2019: Lee James Broadstone
• 2018: David Cook Parkstone
• 2017: Lee James Broadstone
• 2016: Steve Sidney Ferndown
• 2015: David Norton Parkstone
• 2014: Giles Legg Ferndown
• 2013: Giles Legg Ferndown
• 2012: Lee Booth Parkstone
• 2011: David Cook Parkstone
• 2010: Roger Seed Lyme Regis
• 2009: David Cook Parkstone
• 2008: Giles Legg Ferndown
• 2007: Anthony Lawrence Sherborne
• 2006: Mark Davies Ferndown
• 2005: Anthony Lawrence Sherborne
• 2004: David Talbot Parkstone
• 2003: David Talbot Parkstone

The 'Luffman Cup' presented to the DCGU by H L Luffman (Hon.Sec 1932-1968), to be presented each year to the player who is under 21 (Colt Championship) with the best scratch score over 36 holes.

Winners:

• 2024: Jake Moore (Broadstone)
• 2023: Jenson Bull (Parkstone)
• 2022: Tom Kollberg (Broadstone)
• 2021: Samuel Brooke (Broadstone)
• 2020: Alex Johnson (Broadstone)
• 2019: Bayley Lewendon Parkstone
• 2018: Joe Swaine Ferndown
• 2017: George Carroll DG&CC
• 2016: Callum Ward DG&CC
• 2015: Callum Ward DG&CC
• 2014: Tom Atkins Parkstone
• 2013: Fraser Dawson Ferndown
• 2012: Harry Mitchell Ferndown
• 2011: Sonny Wilkinson Ferndown
• 2010: Robbie Mabb Weymouth
• 2009: Daniel Smith Parkstone
• 2008: James Wythe Ferndown
• 2007: Jon Welch Weymouth 
• 2006: Daryl Wood Ferndown 
• 2005: Ross Graham Broadstone 
• 2004: Ross Graham Broadstone 
• 2003: John Blanks Weymouth 

The 'Team Championship Cup'  - To be held for one year by the team recording the lowest aggregate of two gross scores from three, for each round of the County Championship.  The winners go on to represent the County in the English Club Championship.

Winners:

• 2024: Broadstone
• 2023: Broadstone
• 2022: Parkstone
• 2021: Broadstone
• 2020: Parkstone
• 2019: Sherborne
• 2018: Parkstone
• 2017: Parkstone
• 2016: Ferndown
• 2015: Broadstone
• 2014: Weymouth
• 2013: Weymouth
• 2012: Ferndown
• 2011: Parkstone
• 2010: Parkstone
• 2009: Parkstone
• 2008: Ferndown
• 2007: Parkstone 
• 2006: Broadstone 
• 2005: Broadstone 
• 2004: Parkstone 
• 2003: Parkstone 

The 'Parkstone Championship Cup' - to be held for one year by the competitor with the best Scratch Score over 36 holes in the Strokeplay Championship.

Winners

• 2024: Robert Mabb (Weymouth)
• 2023: Matt Sandy (Sherborne)
• 2022: Andy Su (Knighton Heath)
• 2021: Gregg Sutcliffe (Remedy Oak)
• 2020: Not Played
• 2019: Callum Ward DG&CC
• 2018: Lee James Broadstone
• 2017: Lee James Broadstone
• 2016: Brad Cox Broadstone
• 2015: Matthew Sandy Sherborne
• 2014: John Blanks Weymouth
• 2013: Andrew Robson weymouth
• 2012: Robbie Mabb Weymouth
• 2011: Jon Welch Weymouth
• 2010: David Cook Parkstone
• 2009: David Cook Parkstone
• 2008: Luke Joy Broadstone
• 2007: Ben Churchill Knighton Heath 
• 2006: Ben Churchill Knighton Heath 
• 2005: Tony Lawrence Sherborne 
• 2004: Ben Harvey Ferndown 
• 2003: Tom Peacock Dudsbury

The "Weymouth Golden Jubilee Cup" - to be held for one year by the competitor returning the best Net score over 36 holes in the County Stroke Play Championship.

Winners

• 2024: Robert Mabb (Weymouth)
• 2023: Oliver Park (Ferndown)
• 2022: Andy Su (Knighton Heath)
• 2021: Gregg Sutcliffe (Remedy Oak)
• 2020: Not played
• 2019: Liam Parsons Weymouth
• 2018: Sam Brook Parkstone
• 2017: Mark Rankin Weymouth
• 2016: Brad Cox Broadstone
• 2015: Dominic Dunstan Ashley Wood
• 2014: John Blanks Weymouth
• 2013: Greg Britton Parkstone
• 2012: Harry Mann Ferndown
• 2011: Tom Robson Weymouth
• 2010: Tom Lawerence Sherborne
• 2009: Oliver Courtney Broadstone
• 2008: Luke Joy Broadstone
• 2007: Brian Hansford Came Down

The 'Donald Holmes Championship Cup' - to be held for one year by the winner of the 72 hole aggregate of the 36 hole scratch stroke play score in both the County Championship and Stroke Play Championship.

Winners:

• 2024: Lee James (Broadstone)
• 2023: Matt Sandy (Sherborne)
• 2022: Will Holland (Dudsbury)
• 2021: Matt Sandy (Sherborne)
• 2020: Not played
• 2019: Lee James Broadstone
• 2018: David Cook Parkstone
• 2017: Lee James Broadstone
• 2016: Harry Mitchell Ferndown
• 2015: Andy Rideout Broadstone
• 2014: Tom Robson Weymouth
• 2013: Andrew Robson Weymouth
• 2012: Harry Mitchell Ferndown
• 2011: Jon Welch Weymouth
• 2010: Kevin Robinson
• 2009: David Cook Parkstone
• 2008: Luke Joy Broadstone 
• 2007: Ben Churchill Dudsbury
• 2006: Ross Graham Broadstone 

The "Ruttle Challenge Cup" presented to the DCGU by J S Ruttle, President of the DCGU in 1954, to be presented each year to the boy with the best scratch score over 36 holes.

Winners:

• 2024: Jenson Bull (Parkstone)
• 2023: Andy Su (Broadstone)
• 2022: Jenson Bull (Parkstone)
• 2021: Jake Moore (Ferndown)
• 2020: Jake Moore (Ferndown)
• 2019: Jacob Tidswell Parkstone
• 2018: Harvey Randall Broadstone
• 2017: Thomas Kollberg Broadstone
• 2016: Brad Cox Broadstone
• 2015: Stuart Wight Lyme Regis
• 2014: James Singleton Ferndown
• 2013: Sam Roles Came Down
• 2012: Oliver Stocks Dudsbury
• 2011: Harry Mitchell Ferndown
• 2010: Tom Robson Weymouth
• 2009: Corey Coshan Ferndown
• 2008: Corey Coshan Ferndown
• 2007: James Wythe Ferndown 
• 2006: D J Smith Parkstone
• 2005: D J Smith Parkstone 
• 2004: J Coshan Ferndown 
• 2003: A Jenkinson Dudsbury 

The "Weymouth Challenge Cup" presented to the DCGU by Weymouth Golf Club to be presented each year to the boy with the best net score at the Boys Championship.

Winners:

• 2024: Max Dunn (Weymouth)
• 2023: Andy Su (Broadstone)
• 2022: Ben White (Ferndown)
• 2021: Toby Trott (Weymouth)
• 2020: Jake Moore (Ferndown)
• 2019: Jacob Tidswell Parkstone
• 2018: Ollie Griffiths Sherborne
• 2017: Sam Trott Weymouth
• 2016: Jacob Tidswell Weymouth
• 2015: Dominic Dunstan Ashley Wood
• 2014: Billy Hathway Weymouth
• 2013: Alex Fernandez Parkstone
• 2012: George Long Parkstone
• 2011: Harry Mitchell Ferndown
• 2010: Tom Robson Weymouth
• 2009: Ryan Warrener Broadstone
• 2008: Robbie Busher Rushmore 
• 2007: James Wythe Ferndown 
• 2006: L Mills Queens Park 
• 2005: D J Smith Parkstone 
• 2004: L Rogers DG&CC 

The Seniors Champion Trophy to be held for one year and a Silver Medal will be awarded to the competitor returning the best Scratch score over 36 holes. He will be known as the County Seniors Champion.

Winners:

• 2024: Todd Sothcott (Ferndown)
• 2023: Gary Earl (Ferndown)
• 2022: Andrew Morris (Remedy Oak)
• 2021: David Barton (Moors Valley)
• 2020: Philip Bill (Ferndown)
• 2019: Tony Coles (Ashley Wood)
• 2018: Tony Coles (Ashley Wood)
• 2017: Tony Coles (Ashley Wood)
• 2016: Rhys Francis (Parkstone)
• 2015: Nigel Green (DG&CC)
• 2014: John Hayes (Ashley Wood)
• 2013: David Barton (Bournemouth & Meyrick Park GC)
• 2012: Colin Short (Parkstone)
• 2011: David Barton (Bournemouth & Meyrick Park GC)
• 2010: Graham Butson (Broadstone)
• 2009: John Nash (Broadstone)
• 2008: John Nash (Broadstone)
• 2007: John Nash (Broadstone)
• 2006: Campbell Boal (Broadstone)
• 2005: David Backhouse (Sherborne) 
• 2004: Pat Lynch (Sherborne)
• 2003: Pat Lynch (Sherborne)

The " Seniors Handicap Trophy ", to be held for one year and will be awarded to the competitor returning the best net score over 18 holes on the first day of the Stroke Play Competition. He will be known as the County Seniors Handicap Champion.

Winners

• 2024: Paul Bodle (Ferndown Forest)
• 2023: Philip Bill (Ferndown)
• 2022: Paul Heyden (Ferndown)
• 2021: Chrisptopher Holmes (Broadstone)
• 2020: Kevin Ballinger (Isle of Purbeck)
• 2019: Greg Britton (Parkstone)
• 2018: Kevin Jones (Bridport & WD)
• 2017: Martyn Hastings (Came Down)
• 2016: Paul Vernham (Ferndown)
• 2015: Nigel Green (DG&CC)
• 2014: John Hayes (Ashley Wood)
• 2013: David Lock (Lyme Regis)
• 2012: Steve Walton (Canford Magna)
• 2011: Kevin Holmes (Ferndown)
• 2010: Steve Lewis (DG&CC)
• 2009: Nigel Green (Yeovil)
• 2008: Dennis Martin (Parkstone)
• 2007: Charles Foster (Came Down)
• 2006: Douglas Pratt (Weymouth)

The " Age Group Trophies " will be held for one year by the U12 Champion.

Winners:

•  2024: Luc Taylor (Sturminster Marshall)
•  2023: Jack Hollingsworth (Parkstone)
•  2022: Jack Isaacs (Ferndown)
•  2021: Zach Jelley (Ferndown Forest)
•  2019: Lewis Young Folke
•  2018: Archie Tolman Yeovil
•  2017: Jenson Bull Parkstone
•  2016: Jake Moore Ferndown
•  2015: Rhys Harrison Broadstone
•  2014: Rhys Harrison Broadstone
•  2013: Alex Elwick Sherborne
•  2012: Sam Brooke Parkstone
•  2011: Ben Small Parkstone
•  2010: Ben Small Parkstone
•  2009: Ben Small Parkstone

The " Age Group Trophy "  will be held for one year by the Under 14 Champion.

Winners:

•  2024: Jack Isaacs (Ferndown) 
•  2023: Harrison Graham (Broadstone) 
•  2022: Oliver Clegg (Ferndown)
•  2021: Ben Phillips (Ferndown)
•  2019: Jenson Bull Parkstone
•  2018: Jacob Tidswell Parkstone
•  2017: Alfie Crisp Yeovil
•  2016: Will Chesterman Yeovil
•  2015: Thomas Kollberg Broadstone
•  2014: Mark Rankin Weymouth
•  2013: Kieran Stott Parkstone
•  2012: Steffen Foley Parkstone
•  2011: George Seed Lyme Regis
•  2010: Billy-Joe Bugden Broadstone
•  2009: Sam Allen Wareham

The 'Bunny Cotton' Trophy: presented by Geoff Cotton in memory of his brother to be held for one year by the pair returning the best Foursome Stableford score over the 18 hole round.

Winners:

• 2024: Tom & Koa Peacock (Parkstone)
• 2023: George Gant & Samuel Trott (Weymouth)
• 2022: George Gant & Lewis Knox (Weymouth)
• 2021: Andrew & Toby Trott (Weymouth)
• 2019: Angie & Charlotte Brook (Parkstone)
• 2018: Justin & Monica Merritt (Weymouth)
• 2017: Ian Dufall (Came Down) & Jack Kerslake (Weymouth)
• 2016: Callum Ward & Mike Wilcox (DG&CC)
• 2015: Elliott Howell & Mike Sandy (Sherborne)
• 2014: Matthew & Stephen Sandy (Sherborne)
• 2013: Ben & Darren Graham (Weymouth)
• 2012: Andrew & Sam Trott (Weymouth)
• 2011: Alex Middleton & Eddie Waring (Weymouth)
• 2010: Andy Parsons (Dudsbury) & George Davis (Ferndown)
• 2009: Martin & James Chapman (Broadstone)
• 2008: Nigel Hector & James Fairhall (Dudsbury)
• 2007: Jon & Sam Parsons (Ferndown)

The 'PJ Urlwin - Smith Trophy' - to be held for one year by the winning scratch score in the Inter-Club Mixed Foursomes Championship.

Winners:

• 2024: Evie Brown & Stuart Ratcliffe (Ashley Wood)
• 2023: Caroline Beaumont & Carl Broomfield (Sherborne)
• 2022: Simon Bellamy & Sianell White (Knighton Heath)
• 2021: Oliver Drewitt & Lilli Horn (Ferndown)
• 2020: Alice Webb & Adan Yates (Parkstone)
• 2019: Melissa McMahon & Steve Mudford (Lyme Regis)
• 2018: Louise Sims & A Beckett (Broadstone)
• 2017: Melissa McMahon & Steve Mudford (Lyme Regis)
• 2016: Alice & Tom Plumb (Sherborne)
• 2015: Sue Edwards & Dominic Dunstan (Ashley Wood)
• 2014: Alice Davis & Chris Stott (Parkstone)
• 2013: David Lyon & Melissa McMahon (Lyme Regis)
• 2012: Vince Joy & Carly Cummins (Parkstone)
• 2011: Tom & Emma Higgins (Highcliffe Castle)
• 2010: K Horlock & A Beckett (Broadstone)
• 2009: D Lown & C Drage (Weymouth)
• 2008: F Grimshaw & J Welch (Weymouth)
• 2007: K A Haskell & J Vincent  (Broadstone) 
• 2006: K A Haskell & J Vincent  (Broadstone)
• 2005: K A Haskell & J Vincent  (Broadstone) 

The 'The Elliott Cup' - to be held for one year by the winning Handicap score in the Inter-Club Mixed Foursomes Championship.

Winners:

• 2024: John Stevens & Val Stevens (Crane Valley)
• 2023: Claire Bird & Mick Boyle (Ashley Wood)
• 2022: Peter Churchill & Sue McStraw (Isle of Purbeck)
• 2021: Rod Parsons & Valerie Parsons (Weymouth)
• 2020: Val Ford & John Gordon (Parkstone)
• 2019: Sue Pride & Simon Legg (Isle of Purbeck)
• 2018: Ruth Donovan & Mike Savage (Bridport & West Dorset)
• 2017: Marc Harris & Jenifer Modic (Yeovil)
• 2016: Elaine & Martyn Perry (Wareham)
• 2015: Ann Peatey & David Tremain (Canford School)
• 2014: Terrie Le Quesne & John Morris (Dudsbury)
• 2013: Nicky Baker & Dominic Dunstan (Ashley Wood)
• 2012: Chris & Debbie Knight (Knighton Heath)
• 2011: Trevor & Binny Blackburn (DG&CC)
• 2010: Mr & Mrs R W Laws (Parkstone)
• 2009: Mr & Mrs M Levens (Knighton Heath)
• 2008: D Lown & L Bartlett (Weymouth)
• 2007: S Wright & J Sanderson (Queens Park)
• 2006: C Arnold & S Hopwood (Queens Park)

The 'Bennett Trophy' - to be held for one year by the winning scratch score in the Inter-Club Foursomes Championship.

Winners:

• 2024: Gary Weldon & Stuart Ratcliffe (Ashley Wood)
• 2023: Lewis Craddock & Mannie Wellman (Bridport & West Dorset)
• 2022: Ashley Colloff & Joseph Davis (Broadstone)
• 2021: Ashley Colloff & Lee James (Broadstone)
• 2020: P T Corrick & Adan Yates (Parkstone)
• 2019: Callum Ward and Dave Whalley (DG&CC)
• 2018: Matt Sandy & Lewis Coward (Sherborne)
• 2017: Jason Cooke & Gareth Hawkins (Bournemouth & Meyrick Park)
• 2016: Steve Sidney & Phillip Bill (Ferndown)
• 2015: Tom Robson & Billy Hathway (Weymouth)
• 2014: Mike Chapman & Andrew Roy (DG&CC)
• 2013: Ashley Beckett & Rob Atherton (Broadstone)
• 2012: Darren Browning & Ben Marshall (Canford Magna)
• 2011: Gary Earl & Kevin Robinson (Yeovil)
• 2010: David Norton & Tom Peacock (Parkstone)
• 2009: Tony Lawrence & Tom Lawrenece (Sherborne)
• 2008: Lloyd Walton & Neil Wright (DG&CC)
• 2007: John Pounder & Gary Earl (Yeovil)
• 2006: Bob Dilkes & Tim Harty (Bournemouth & Meyrick Park)

The 'Southcombe Salvers' - to be held for one year by the winning handicap score in the Inter-Club Foursomes Championship.

Winners:

• 2024: Richard Flood & Robert Moore (Sherborne)
• 2023: Michael Lindsay & Nigel Mobbs (Sherborne)
• 2022: Craig Barnett & Gary Forsey (Knighton Heath)
• 2021: Derek Habens & Dominic Mussell (Dorset Golf & Country)
• 2020: Mark Ellson & Paul Torrible (Queens Park)
• 2019: Andrew Roy and James Windebank (DG&CC)
• 2018: Mike Gibbons & Andrew Keel (Rushmore)
• 2017: Mike Gibbons & Andrew Keel (Rushmore)
• 2016: Kevin Redman & Terry Pettifer (Sherborne)
• 2015: Matthew Quigg & Gareth Owen (Bulbury Woods)
• 2014: John Child & Mike Horlock (Bulbury Woods)
• 2013: Phil Allen & Jamie Purser (Wareham)
• 2012: Jonathan Walbridge & Steve Tripp (The Ashley Wood)
• 2011: Phil Allen & Jamie Purser (Wareham)
• 2010: Jonathan Walbridge & Steve Tripp (The Ashley Wood)
• 2009: Mike Lambert & Ben Miller (Folke)
• 2008: Mike Provan & David Eldridge (Crane Valley)
• 2007: Peter Frampton & Andrew Motley (Knighton Heath)

The 'Peter Alliss Young Masters Trophy' presented by Peter Alliss and is presented to the winner of the Peter Alliss Championship.

Current Holder:

• 2024: Ben Walker (Ferndown)
• 2023: Cameron Rutland (Weymouth)
• 2022: Ben Walker (Parley Court)
• 2021: Oliver Clegg (Ferndown)
• 2020: Oliver Rogers (Ferndown)
• 2019: Oscar Thomas (Parkstone)
• 2018: Oliver Rogers (Wareham)
• 2017: Jack Kerslake (Weymouth)
• 2016: Jacob Tidswell (Weymouth)
• 2015: Thomas Kollberg (Broadstone)
• 2014: Dominic Williams (Canford Magna)
• 2013: Joe Taylor (IOP)
• 2012: George Hawkins (Weymouth)
• 2011: Ben Small (Parkstone)
• 2010: Jack Baker (Knighton Heath)
• 2009: Oliver Stocks (Canford Magna)
• 2008: Tom Parsons (Dudsbury)

The 'Henderson Trophy' pressented by the Legg family to be presented to the Matchplay winner of the Henderson Championship.

Winners:

• 2024: Dominic Harrington (Ferndown)
• 2023: Dominic Harrington (Ferndown)
• 2022: Ben White (Ferndown)
• 2019: Alex Johnston (Broadstone)
• 2018: George Thompson (Ferndown)
• 2017: Adam Harris (Sherborne)
• 2016: Tom Plumb (Sherborne)
• 2015: David Lyon (Lyme Regis)
• 2014: Billy-Joe Bugden (Parkstone)
• 2013: Billy-Joe Bugden (Parkstone)
• 2012: Jack Baker (Knighton Heath)
• 2011: Harry Mitchell (Ferndown)
• 2010: Harry Shaw (Canford Magna)
• 2009: Robert Condliffe (Bridport & West Dorset)
• 2008: Clinton Norris (Knighton Heath)
• 2007: James Wythe (Ferndown) 

The 'Keith Durbin Strokeplay Salver' presented by Keith Durbin past President for the lowest aggregated gross score for three rounds during the Stroke Play phase of the Henderson Competition.

Winners:

Stroke Play

• 2019: Alex Johnston Broadstone
• 2018: Jacob Tidswell Parkstone
• 2017: Adam Harris Sherborne
• 2016: Tom Plumb Sherborne
• 2015: Stuart Wight Lyme Regis
• 2014: Billy-Joe Bugden Parkstone
• 2013: Billy-Joe Bugden Parkstone
• 2012: Jack Baker Knighton Heath
• 2011: Billy-Joe Bugden Parkstone
• 2010: Billy-Joe Bugden Parkstone
• 2009: Alex Kerr Highcliffe 
• 2008: Daniel Hannaford Ferndown
• 2007: Darryl McMahon Yeovil
• 2006: Luke Joy Broadstone 
• 2005: Jay Coshan Ferndown