Welsh Men's Open Stroke Play Championship

The Welsh Men’s Open Stroke Play Championship is one of Wales Golf’s premier amateur events, organized by Wales Golf (the national governing body for amateur golf in Wales). The championship is played in a stroke-play format over four rounds (72 holes), with a cut after 36 holes in many years. The tournament typically draws a strong international amateur field and is ranked on the European Golf Rankings. europeangolfrankings.com +1 First held in 1967, the event has a long tradition in Welsh amateur golf. amateurgolf.com Over the years, it has been held at a variety of courses across Wales, such as Tenby Golf Club and Conwy Golf Club, providing a challenging test of links and parkland golf. For example, in 2024 the championship was held at Tenby, where Harry Watkins won with a 14-under 274.