Australian Women's Amateur Explained

Australian Women's Amateur
Location:	Australia
Establishment:	1894
Format:	Stroke play (from 2021)
Current Champion:	Mamika Shinchi

The Australian Women's Amateur is the national amateur golf championship of Australia. It was first played in 1894 and is organised by Golf Australia. Having traditionally been a match play event, it became a 72-hole stroke play event in 2021, having last been played as a stroke play event in 1927.

History

In 1894 the ladies of the Geelong and Melbourne clubs started an annual "Ladies Championship", to be played alternately on the two courses, the first event to be held at Geelong. The precise status of the event is unclear with some reports calling it the "Ladies' Championship of Victoria" and others the "Ladies' Championship of Australia". It was initially decided by a bogey competition over two rounds. Evelyn MacKenzie finished 9 down on bogey, two holes better than Jean Davie. McKenzie won again in 1895 at Royal Melbourne, this time a score of 1 up, and for a third time at Geelong in 1896, finishing 6 down but 12 holes better than anyone else. McKenzie did not complete in 1897 and Davie won the title. The format was changed to match-play in 1898 and was won by McKenzie who beat Ethel Guthrie in the final. In 1899 Louise Shaw won a close final at Royal Melbourne to win the title.

The Australian Golf Union was formed in 1898 and organised their first championship meeting at Royal Sydney in 1899, the main event being the Australian Amateur.^[1] The 1899 championship meeting did not include a ladies event but in 1900, when it was held at Adelaide Golf Club, a ladies championship was arranged before the men's event. It took the form of a 36-hole stroke-play event, played over two days. Evelyn Calder won with a score of 209, 23 strokes ahead of the runner-up, some sources referring to her as "the first lady champion of Australia". The Geelong/Royal Melbourne championship continued to be played and became clearly established as the "Ladies' Championship of Victoria" until the Victorian Ladies' Golf Union took over that event in 1907.^{[2] [3]} The championship meeting returned to the Sydney area in 1901, being played at The Australian Golf Club. There was a separate ladies' championship meeting, held at Royal Sydney, starting immediately after the men's meeting, starting with a mixed foursomes event.^[4] Ethel Guthrie won the ladies championship with a score of 199. The 1902 championship meeting was held at Royal Melbourne for the first time, with the ladies championship following the men's events. The championship was extended to 54 holes and was won by Evelyn Calder. In 1903 the meeting returned to Adelaide Golf Club with the ladies championship played immediately before the men's event. Nellie De Little won with a score of 282.

In 1904 the men's championship meeting was held at The Australian Golf Club and included the first men's interstate team match and the first Australian Open. As in 1901, there was a separate ladies' championship meeting, held at Royal Sydney, although on this occasion it was held before the men's meeting. Mabel Trevor-Jones won the ladies championship by 10 strokes. From 1905 the ladies championship was played after the men's events, and the meeting eventually became known as "the open, amateur, and ladies' championship meeting" with the championships being played in that order. Myrtle Backhouse, a British visitor, won in 1905 with Elvie Whitesides from Tasmania winning in 1906. Leonora Wray had successive wins in 1907 and 1908 with Nellie Gatehouse taking the title in 1909. A different format was used in 1910 and 1911. There was a 36-hole qualifying stage after which the leading 8 played match-play, all matches being over 18 holes. Nancy Parbury won both times. The event returned to stroke-play in 1912 and resulted in a tie between Violet Binnie and Florence Fowler. The 18-hole playoff was very one-sided with Fowler conceding the match on the 15th hole. There was another Tasmanian winner in 1913, with Lucy Harrison taking the title.

The championship restarted in 1920 using the pre-war format of 54 holes of stroke-play. As previously it was played the week after the men's amateur championship. The Australian Ladies’ Golf Union was founded in 1921 and jointly ran the event with the Australian Golf Union. Eileen Hope Williams, from New Zealand, won the championship in 1920. Mona MacLeod won in 1921, by 14 strokes, and won again in 1926 and 1927. Other winners included Gladys Hay in 1922, Beth Newton Lees in 1924 and Nellie Gatehouse who won for a second time in 1925.

In 1928 the format was extended and the championship was separated from the AGU championship meeting. There was a 36-hole stroke-play stage with the leading 16 qualified for the match-play which finished with a 36-hole final. Mona MacLeod, the defending champion, led the qualifying but lost 9&8 to Nellie Gatehouse in the final, Gatehouse winning her third title. Leonora Wray won in 1929, having previously won in 1907 and 1908. Susie Tolhurst won in 1930 and 1931. In 1930 she led the qualifiers and went on to beat Jess Russell in a close final. In 1931 she met Mona MacLeod in the final, winning 7&6.<ref name=aa1931/> Tolhurst led the qualifying in 1932 but the final saw MacLeod beating Russell 4&2.<ref name=aa1932/> New Zealander Oliver Kay led the qualifying in 1933 and went on to win the title, beating Joan Hammond 9&8 in the final. Kay was part of the New Zealand team that was competing in the first Women's Tasman Cup. Kay and fellow New Zealander Bessie Gaisford led the qualifying in 1934 but Nin Robinson won the title after beating Gaisford in the final. Qualifying in 1935 was dominated by the British and Irish players who were touring Australia. They took 5 of the first 6 places, with only Susie Morpeth Tolhurst, splitting them. Morpeth reached the final but lost to Pat Walker from Ireland. In 1936, two of the New Zealand team competing in the Women's Tasman Cup reached the final. Oliver Kay beat Bessie Fullerton-Smith 5&4.<ref name=aa1936/> Betty Kernot won the title in 1937 and 1938, beating Burtta Cheney and Vedas Ebert. In 1939, Joan Lewis led the qualifying with Barbara Crago second. The two met in the final with Lewis winning 2&1.<ref name=aa1939/>

The championship restarted in 1947. The 1939 champion, Joan Lewis, now Joan Fisher, beating the 1937 and 1938 champion, Betty Kernot, in the final. Pat Borthwick won in 1948 and 1949 having also led the qualifying both times. 19-year-old Janette Wellard won in 1950 and she was followed by Maxine Bishop in 1951, who beat Borthwick in a close final. Fisher won for the third time in 1952, beating Bishop in the final, while Borthwick won her third title in 1953. In 1954 Judith Percy won her first title, beating New Zealander Doreen Blundell in the final.

The players in 1955 included a British women's team that was touring Australia and New Zealand in the second half of the year, all aged between 18 and 21. One of them, Veronica Anstey won the championship, beating Joan Fletcher 10&9 in the final. Fletcher reached the final again in 1956 but lost to Pat Borthwick, who won her fourth title. In 1958 18-year-old New Zealander Nicki Campbell reached the final but lost to Margaret Masters. Two ex-champions reached the final in 1960, Judith Percy beating Borthwick by one hole. In 1961 18-year-old Beatrice Hayley beat Enid Hauritz 13&11, the largest winning margin in any final. Percy won for the third time in 1962, beating Masters 6&4.<ref name=aa1962/>

In 1963 a number of overseas golfer competed, having played in the recent Commonwealth Trophy. Marlene Streit, a memberof the Canadian team, led the qualifying by 10 strokes and went on to win the title, beating one of the British team, Ruth Porter, 8&7 in the final. In 1964, 18-year-old Marea Hickey won the title and she won again in 1969. Gail Corry.won in 1965 and retained the title in 1966. Judy Perkins was another repeat winner, winning in 1967 and again in 1970. Lindy Goggin won in 1971, the first Tasmanian winner since 1913.

In 1972 Sandra McCaw won her first title beating Lindy Goggin in the final. The 1973 championship included a large number of overseas entries, playing in the five-nation Women's International Series the following week. Maisie Mooney, a member of the Great Britain and Ireland team, beat Jane Lock in the final. In 1974 the qualifying was extended to 72-holes for the first time, with a cut after two rounds. McCaw won the second time beating Lock in the final. The same format was retained in 1975. Lock lead the qualification stage and she went on to win the title. 1976 saw a repeat of 1975 with Lock leading the qualifying, this time by 9 strokes, and retaining the title. Lock failed to qualify in 1977, with Lindy Goggin and Jane Crafter leading the stroke-play. Goggin and Crafter met in the final, Goggin winning 4&2.<ref name=aa1977/>

The format returned to the earlier system in 1978, with 32 qualifiers from a 36-hole stroke-play stage. Karen Permezel won the title. The 1979 championship was played soon after the Commonwealth Trophy, resulting in a larger than usual number of overseas entries. However two Australians, Jane Lock and Edwina Kennedy reached the final, Lock winning her third title, 4&3.<ref name=aa1979/> Lindy Goggin won her third title in 1980, beating Dennise Hutton in the final. 19-year-old Corinne Dibnah won the title in 1981, although 17-year-old Diane Mancell had led the qualifying. The 1982 championship was preceded by a 6-team international pairs event won by Great Britain.^[5] The championship was won by Regine Lautens, a member of the Swiss team, who beat Goggin in the final. Sandra McCaw became another three-tine winner in 1983. 1983 was the last that the Australian junior title was contested during the qualifying stage of the championship. From 1984 it became a separate match-play event.^[6]

Winners

Year	Winner	Score	To par	Margin of victory	Runner(s)-up	Venue	Ref.
2024		282	−10	2 strokes	Amelia Harris	Yarra Yarra & Keysborough	^[7]
2023		284	−11	1 stroke	Saki Baba Justice Bozio	New South Wales & St Michael's	^[8]
2022		277	−11	3 strokes	Justice Bozio	Cranbourne	^[9]
2021		285	−3	7 strokes	Kirsten Rudgeley	Kooyonga	^[10]

Year	Winner	Score	Runner-up	Venue	Ref.
2020		7 and 6	Mela Putri	Royal Queensland
2019		3 and 2	Tsubasa Kajitani	Woodlands
2018		6 and 5	Cho A-yean	Lake Karrinyup
2017		4 and 2	Lee So-mi	Yarra Yarra
2016		6 and 5	Cho A-yean	Metropolitan	^[11]
2015		8 and 7	Lizzy Elmassian	The Australian	^[12]
2014	Minjee Lee (2)	6 and 5	Karis Davidson	The Grange	^[13]
2013		6 and 5	Jenny Lee	Commonwealth	^[14]
2012		4 and 3	Breanna Elliott	Woodlands	^[15]
2011		38 holes	Minjee Lee	Victoria	^[16]
2010		10 and 8	Cecilia Cho	Lake Karrinyup	^[17]
2009		1 up	Tsai Pei-Ying	Royal Queensland	^[18]
2008		9 and 8	Stacey Keating	Royal Adelaide	^[19]
2007		38 holes	Emma Bennett	New South Wales	^[20]
2006		2 up	Haeji Kang	Lake Karrinyup	^[21]
2005		8 and 7	Sunny Park	Rydges Capricorn	^[22]
2004		4 and 3	Sarah Kemp	Tasmania	^[23]
2003		3 and 2	Misun Cho	Kooyonga	^[24]
2002		7 and 6	Heidi McCulkin	Royal Sydney	^[25]
2001		2 and 1	Susie Mathews	Metropolitan	^[26]
2000		37 holes	Natalie Parkinson	Mount Lawley	^[27]
1999		12 and 10	Helen Beatty	Royal Queensland	^[28]
1998	Michelle Ellis (2)	4 and 3	Helen Beatty	Glenelg	^[29]
1997		1 up	Renee Fowler	Royal Hobart	^[30]
1996		1 up	Tamie Durdin	Kingston Heath	^[31]
1995		7 and 6	Helen Beatty	Newcastle	^[32]
1994		7 and 6	Fiona Pike	Lake Karrinyup	^[33]
1993		2 up	Gina Scott	Indooroopilly	^[34]
1992		10 and 9	Fay Payne	Kooyonga	^[35]
1991		3 and 1	Edwina Kennedy	Royal Melbourne	^[36]
1990		5 and 4	Tracie Hale	Royal Hobart	^[37]
1989		11 and 9	Claire Elvidge	Mount Lawley	^[38]
1988		3 and 2	Susan Shapcott	The Australian	^[39]
1987		2 and 1	Nicole Lowien	Royal Queensland	^[40]
1986		5 and 4	Ericka Maxwell	The Grange	^[41]
1985		2 up	Donna Faneco	Peninsula	^[42]
1984	Sandra McCaw (4)	8 and 6	Edwina Kennedy	Tasmania	^[43]
1983	Sandra McCaw (3)	1 up	Jan Dale	Royal Perth	^[44]
1982		6 and 5	Lindy Goggin	Royal Canberra	^[45]
1981		5 and 4	Jan Dale	Royal Queensland	^[46]
1980	Lindy Goggin (3)	3 and 2	Dennise Hutton	Victoria	^[47]
1979	Jane Lock (3)	4 and 3	Edwina Kennedy	Royal Adelaide	^[48]
1978		37 holes	Louise Briers	Royal Hobart	^[49]
1977	Lindy Goggin (2)	4 and 2	Jane Crafter	Lake Karrinyup	^[50]
1976	Jane Lock (2)	6 and 5	Liz Douglas	The Australian	^[51]
1975		6 and 5	Anne Alletson	Indooroopilly	^[52]
1974	Sandra McCaw (2)	1 up	Jane Lock	The Grange	^[53]
1973		37 holes	Jane Lock	Metropolitan	^[54]
1972		7 and 5	Lindy Goggin	Barwon Heads	^[55]
1971		2 and 1	Anne Kenny	Mount Lawley	^[56]
1970	Judy Perkins (2)	7 and 6	Heather Booth	Royal Sydney	^[57]
1969	Marea Hickey (2)	5 and 4	Judy Byrne	Royal Hobart	^[58]
1968		3 and 2	Anne Kenny	Royal Queensland	^[59]
1967		7 and 6	Heather Kerr	Royal Adelaide	^[60]
1966	Gail Corry (2)	37 holes	Heather Booth	Commonwealth	^[61]
1965		4 and 3	Dianna Thomas	Royal Perth	^[62]
1964		5 and 4	Joan Fisher	Kingston Beach	^[63]
1963		8 and 7	Ruth Porter	Royal Sydney	^[64]
1962	Judith Percy (3)	6 and 4	Margaret Masters	Glenelg	^[65]
1961		13 and 11	Enid Hauritz	Royal Queensland	^[66]
1960	Judith Percy (2)	1 up	Pat Borthwick	Royal Sydney	^[67]
1959		9 & 8	Jean Windsor	Royal Perth	^[68]
1958		6 & 5	Nicki Campbell	Royal Melbourne	^[69]
1957		1 up	June Gillespie	Royal Adelaide	^[70]
1956	Pat Borthwick (4)	2 and 1	Joan Fletcher	Kingston Beach	^[71]
1955		10 and 9	Joan Fletcher	The Australian	^[72]
1954		5 and 4	Doreen Blundell	Brisbane	^[73]
1953	Pat Borthwick (3)	6 and 4	June Anstee	Royal Perth	^[74]
1952	Joan Fisher (3)	7 and 5	Maxine Bishop	Kingston Heath	^[75]
1951		2 up	Pat Borthwick	Kooyonga	^[76]
1950		6 and 4	Enid Clements	Royal Queensland	^[77]
1949	Pat Borthwick (2)	2 and 1	Maxine Bishop	Royal Sydney	^[78]
1948		5 and 4	Joan Fletcher	Commonwealth	^[79]
1947	Joan Fisher (2)	2 and 1	Betty Kernot	Royal Adelaide	^[80] ^[81]
1940–1946 No tournament due to World War II
1939		2 and 1	Barbara Crago	Kooyonga	^[82]
1938	Betty Kernot (2)	7 and 6	Vedas Ebert	The Australian	^[83]
1937		6 and 5	Burtta Cheney	Metropolitan	^[84]
1936	Oliver Kay (2)	5 and 4	Bessie Fullerton-Smith	Royal Adelaide	^[85]
1935		4 and 3	Susie Morpeth	Royal Melbourne	^[86]
1934		4 and 3	Bessie Gaisford	Royal Sydney	^[87]
1933		9 and 8	Joan Hammond	Victoria	^[88]
1932	Mona MacLeod (4)	4 and 2	Jess Russell	Kooyonga	^[89]
1931	Susie Tolhurst (2)	7 and 6	Mona MacLeod	The Australian	^[90]
1930		1 up	Jess Russell	Commonwealth	^[91]
1929	Leonora Wray (3)	1 up	Susie Tolhurst	Royal Adelaide	^[92]
1928	Nellie Gatehouse (3)	9 and 8	Mona MacLeod	Royal Sydney	^[93]

Year	Winner	Score	Margin of victory	Runner(s)-up	Venue	Ref.
1927	Mona MacLeod (3)	249	6 strokes	Jess Russell	Royal Melbourne	^[94]
1926	Mona MacLeod (2)	241	8 strokes	Susie Tolhurst	Royal Adelaide	^[95]
1925	Nellie Gatehouse (2)	253	8 strokes	Mona MacLeod	The Australian	^[96]
1924		251	4 strokes	Violet Yuille	Royal Melbourne	^[97]
1923		273	1 stroke	Nellie Gatehouse	Royal Adelaide	^[98]
1922		268	5 strokes	Violet Betheras Leonora Wray	Royal Sydney	^[99]
1921		259	14 strokes	Violet Betheras Gladys Hay Violet Yuille	Royal Melbourne	^[100]
1920		261	4 strokes	Nellie Gatehouse	The Australian	^[101]
1914–1919 No tournament due to World War I
1913		269	5 strokes	Violet Binnie	Royal Melbourne	^[102]
1912		280	Playoff	Florence Fowler	Royal Melbourne	^[103] ^[104]
1911	Nancy Parbury (2)	5 and 3	Winifred Duret	Royal Sydney	^[105]
1910		7 and 5	Florence Fowler	Royal Adelaide	^[106]
1909		258	11 strokes	Nancy Parbury	Royal Melbourne	^[107]
1908	Leonora Wray (2)	268	12 strokes	Nancy Parbury	The Australian	^[108]
1907		268	12 strokes	Nancy Parbury	Royal Melbourne	^[109]
1906		282	5 strokes	Mabel Trevor-Jones	Royal Sydney	^[110]
1905		299	3 strokes	Eileen Hope Lewis	Royal Melbourne	^[111]
1904		272	10 strokes	Ruby Lethbridge	Royal Sydney	^[112]
1903		282	5 strokes	Florence Ayers	Adelaide	^[113]
1902	Evelyn Calder (2)	299	2 strokes	Mrs Fairbairn	Royal Melbourne	^[114]
1901		199	7 strokes	Mrs Fairfax	Royal Sydney	^[115]
1900		209	23 strokes	Euphie Bell	Adelaide	^[116]
Ladies' Championship
1899		1 up	Julia Anderson	Royal Melbourne	^[117] ^[118]
1898	Evelyn MacKenzie (4)	3 and 1	Ethel Guthrie	Geelong	^[119] ^[120] ^[121]
1897		square	11 holes	Ethel Guthrie	Royal Melbourne	^[122] ^[123]
1896	Evelyn MacKenzie (3)	6 down	12 holes	Evelyn Calder	Geelong	^[124] ^[125]
1895	Evelyn MacKenzie (2)	1 up	5 holes	Josephine Yencken	Royal Melbourne	^[126]
1894		9 down	2 holes	Jean Davie	Geelong	^[127] ^[128]

Source^[129]

Stroke-play qualifying

Stroke-play qualifying was first used in 1910 and 1911 when the championship was first decided by match play. 36 holes were played over two days with the leading eight qualifying. Nellie Gatehouse led with a score of 161.^[130] Nancy Parbury led in 1911 with a score of 170 and went on to win the championship.^[131]

Stroke-play qualifying was again used when the championship again became a match play event in 1928. The leading 16 players qualified. A seeded draw, based on the position in the qualifying, was introduced in 1948. The number of qualifier was increased to 32 for the 1955 and 1958 events, but otherwise the number remained at 16 until 1961 when it was increased to 32. In 1964 and 1965 the number of qualifiers was reduced to 16, returning to 32 in 1966. In 1972, the stroke-play stage was extended to 72 holes to give players more practise for the forthcoming Espirito Santo Trophy.^[132] Qualifying was still based on scores at the 36-hole stage, with 16 players advancing to the match-play stage. In 1973 the number of qualifiers returned to 32.

From 1974 to 1977 the qualifying was extended to 72-holes, with a cut after two rounds.^[133] 16 players advanced to the match-play. From 1978 the format returned to the earlier system with 32 qualifiers from a 36-hole stroke-play stage. From 2008 to 2011 qualification was based on the result of the Australian Women's Amateur Stroke Play Championship but that event was discontinued after 2011 and 36-hole qualifying was reintroduced in 2012. The leading qualifier received the Una Clift bowl.

• 2020 Emily Toy (136)
• 2019 Doey Choi, Sae Ogura, Yuri Yoshida+ (140)
• 2018 Cho A-yean (137)
• 2017 Choi Hye-jin (136)
• 2016 Minami Katsu (142)^[11]
• 2015 Lee So-young (143)^[12]
• 2014 Lee So-young (138)^[13]
• 2013 Lydia Ko, Grace Lennon+ (140)^[14]
• 2012 Breanna Elliott (145)^[15]
• 2008 to 2011 - replaced by the Australian Women's Amateur Stroke Play Championship
• 2007 Sarah Oh+, and others (143)^[20]
• 2006 Frances Bondad (141)^[21]
• 2005 Anna Parsons (144)^[22]
• 2004 Katy Jarochowicz (145)^[23]
• 2003 Sarah Kemp (146)^[24]
• 2002 Rebecca Coakley (143)^[25]
• 2001 Nadina Taylor (143)^[26]
• 2000 Anna Rawson (147)^[27]
• 1999 Anna Rawson (144)^[28]
• 1998 Michelle Ellis (147)^[29]
• 1997 Melissa Fraser (143)^[30]
• 1996 Tamie Durdin (149)^[31]
• 1995 Lisa Walton (147)^[32]
• 1994 Tanya Holl, Terri McKinnon+, Gina Scott (152)^[33]
• 1993 Joanne Mills (143)^[34]
• 1992 Loraine Lambert (152)^[35]
• 1991 Louise Briers (153)^[36]
• 1990 Louise Briers, Terri McKinnon+ (149)^[37]
• 1989 Wendy Doolan+, Jan Higgins (154)^[134]
• 1988 Helene Andersson (153)^[135]
• 1987 Cheryl Cowie (149)^[136]
• 1986 Louise Briers, Brenda Ormsby+ (148)^[137]
• 1985 Sandra McCaw (150)^[138]
• 1984 Helen Hopkins+, Sandra McCaw, Louise Mullard (154)^[139]
• 1983 Lindy Goggin (149)^[140]
• 1982 Edwina Kennedy (149)^[141]
• 1981 Diane Mancell (148)^[142]
• 1980 Sandra McCaw (148)^[143]
• 1979 Louise Briers, Jane Crafter, Lindy Goggin+, Jane Lock (152)^[144]
• 1978 Carole Blair, Jill Miles+ (149)^[145]
• 1977 Jane Crafter+, Lindy Goggin (309)^[146]
• 1976 Jane Lock (307)^[147]
• 1975 Jane Lock (298)^[148]
• 1974 Liz Cavill (316)^[149]
• 1973 Takako Kiyomoto (152)^[150]
• 1972 Gayle Gannon, Dawn Macdonald+ (152)^[151]
• 1971 Rhys Wright (153)^[152]
• 1970 Elizabeth Blackmore+, Dianna Thomas (160)^[153]
• 1969 Heather Booth (143)^[154]
• 1968 Anne Kenny (149)^[155]
• 1967 Beatrice Turner (157)^[156]
• 1966 Carol Blair+, Dianna Thomas (155)^[157]
• 1965 Dianna Thomas (153)^[158]
• 1964 Joan Fletcher (159)^[159]
• 1963 Marlene Streit (146)^[160]
• 1962 Margaret Masters (149)^[161]
• 1961 Judith Percy (156)^[162]
• 1960 Pat Borthwick (159)^[163]
• 1959 Eileen Dawson+, Helen Stockman (157)^[164]
• 1958 Joan Fletcher+, Pam Main (152)^[165]
• 1957 Rhonda Watson (153)^[166]
• 1956 Joan Fletcher, Mardie Mair+ (152)^[167]
• 1955 June Gillespie+, Mardie Mair (156)^[168]
• 1954 June Gillespie (155)^[169]
• 1953 Esther Gaillie (158)^[170]
• 1952 Judith Percy (147)^[171]
• 1951 Mary Wheatley (157)^[172]
• 1950 Zoe Hudson (164)^[173]
• 1949 Pat Borthwick (156)^[174]
• 1948 Pat Borthwick (155)^[175]
• 1947 Sheila Fisher, Marie Roskin (160)^[176]
• 1939 Joan Lewis (152)^[177]
• 1938 Bessie Fullerton-Smith (159)^[178]
• 1937 Shirley Tolhurst (164)^[179]
• 1936 Enid Clements, Oliver Kay (161)^[180]
• 1935 Jessie Anderson (161)^[181]
• 1934 Bessie Gaisford, Oliver Kay (161)^[182]
• 1933 Oliver Kay (157)^[183]
• 1932 Susie Tolhurst (168)^[184]
• 1931 Marion Bettington, Heather McCulloch (165)^[185]
• 1930 Susie Tolhurst (169)^[186]
• 1929 Hilda Britten-Jones (171)^[187]
• 1928 Mona MacLeod (159)^[188]

+ Number one seed.

See also

• Australian Women's Amateur Stroke Play Championship
• Australian Amateur
• Australian Women's Interstate Teams Matches

Notes and References

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49. News: Karen 'spoons' her way to victory . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 25 September 1978 . 27 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
50. News: Lindy's title win proves she's No. 1 . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 12 September 1977 . 33 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
51. News: Near-ace caps off fine win by Jane . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 13 September 1976 . 25 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
52. News: Jane - golf's mean machine . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 11 August 1975 . 16 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
53. News: Sandra's title by a whisker . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 19 August 1974 . 22 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
54. News: Maisie (plus Irish luck) just too much for Jane . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 22 October 1973 . 24 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
55. News: Now for the Espirito . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 25 September 1972 . 21 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
56. News: "Gift" golf title for Lindy . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 30 August 1971 . 21 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
57. News: Judy Perkins wins 7-6 . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 24 August 1970 . 21 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
58. News: Title gift for Marea . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 29 September 1969 . 21 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
59. News: Dalgleish and Kenny chosen in golf team . Sydney Morning Herald . 4 August 1968 . 64 . 31 December 2021 . Newspapers.com.
60. News: Title to NSW golfer . The Age . 25 September 1967 . 31 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
61. News: Gail Corry wins in golf final thriller . The Age . Don . Lawrence . 15 August 1966 . 21 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
62. News: Gail Corry brilliant in golf title victory . The Age . 4 September 1965 . 18 . 31 December 2021 . Newspapers.com.
63. News: Women's golf title to Gosford player . Sydney Morning Herald . 26 September 1964 . 19 . 31 December 2021 . Newspapers.com.
64. News: Golf star puts housework first . The Age . Don . Lawrence . 26 August 1963 . 19 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
65. News: Golf title winner may retire next year . The Age . 1 October 1962 . 19 . 31 December 2021 . Newspapers.com.
66. News: Women's golf to N.S.W. girl, 18 . The Age . 31 July 1961 . 15 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
67. News: Golf comeback pays off for Judy Percy . The Age . Don . Lawrence . 24 September 1960 . 14 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
68. News: Mrs Dawson's golf title . The Age . 5 September 1959 . 16 . 31 December 2021 . Newspapers.com.
69. News: Consistent golf gives Miss Masters national title . The Age . 15 September 1958 . 18 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
70. News: Golf Champion After 21 Years . . 31 . 9262 . Australian Capital Territory, Australia . 31 August 1957 . 31 December 2021 . 16 . National Library of Australia.
71. News: Fourth win to Pat Borthwick . Sydney Morning Herald . 29 September 1956 . 12 . 31 December 2021 . Google News Archive.
72. News: Brilliant play by English girl, 20, wins golf title . . Victoria, Australia . 26 September 1955 . 31 December 2021 . 18 . National Library of Australia.
73. News: Golf Title to Judith Percy . . 30965 . Victoria, Australia . 31 July 1954 . 31 December 2021 . 14 . National Library of Australia.
74. News: Golf Title to Miss Borthwick . . 30692 . Victoria, Australia . 12 September 1953 . 31 December 2021 . 12 . National Library of Australia.
75. News: Third title to Mrs. J. Fisher . Don . Lawrence . . 30382 . Victoria, Australia . 13 September 1952 . 31 December 2021 . 12 . National Library of Australia.
76. News: Maxine Bishop Takes Title . . 30058 . Victoria, Australia . 30 August 1951 . 31 December 2021 . 14 . National Library of Australia.
77. News: Young Victorian's national title . . 29696 . Victoria, Australia . 1 July 1950 . 31 December 2021 . 17 . National Library of Australia.
78. News: Title holder's narrow win . . 29444 . Victoria, Australia . 9 September 1949 . 31 December 2021 . 12 . National Library of Australia.
79. News: Title Win to Sydney Girl . . 29152 . Victoria, Australia . 1 October 1948 . 31 December 2021 . 8 . National Library of Australia.
80. News: Title retained . . 28817 . Victoria, Australia . 4 September 1947 . 31 December 2021 . 8 . National Library of Australia.
81. News: Mrs. J. D. D. Fisher reaches peak of golfing career . . 28817 . Victoria, Australia . 4 September 1947 . 31 December 2021 . 6 . National Library of Australia.
82. News: Miss Lewis in great finish . . 26306 . Victoria, Australia . 10 August 1939 . 31 December 2021 . 6 . National Library of Australia.
83. News: Miss B. Kernot Open Champion . . 26008 . Victoria, Australia . 26 August 1938 . 31 December 2021 . 6 . National Library of Australia.
84. News: Women's championship . . 25698 . Victoria, Australia . 27 August 1937 . 31 December 2021 . 17 . National Library of Australia.
85. News: Women's golf title . . 25393 . Victoria, Australia . 3 September 1936 . 31 December 2021 . 15 . National Library of Australia.
86. News: Mrs. Walker's victory . . 25083 . Victoria, Australia . 5 September 1935 . 31 December 2021 . 4 . National Library of Australia.
87. News: Associates' championship . . 24778 . Victoria, Australia . 12 September 1934 . 31 December 2021 . 8 . National Library of Australia.
88. News: National championship . . 24464 . Victoria, Australia . 8 September 1933 . 31 December 2021 . 5 . National Library of Australia.
89. News: Consistent play wins golf title . . South Australia . 2 September 1932 . 31 December 2021 . 9 . National Library of Australia.
90. News: Championship golf . . 23848 . Victoria, Australia . 16 September 1931 . 31 December 2021 . 11 . National Library of Australia.
91. News: The Australian Championship . . 23528 . Victoria, Australia . 5 September 1930 . 31 December 2021 . 6 . National Library of Australia.
92. News: Championship golf . . 23221 . Victoria, Australia . 10 September 1929 . 31 December 2021 . 12 . National Library of Australia.
93. News: Women's Championship . . 22885 . Victoria, Australia . 11 August 1928 . 31 December 2021 . 19 . National Library of Australia.
94. News: Golf champion . . 22604 . Victoria, Australia . 16 September 1927 . 31 December 2021 . 5 . National Library of Australia.
95. News: Women's Championship . . 24988 . Victoria, Australia . 10 September 1926 . 31 December 2021 . 12 . National Library of Australia.
96. News: Mrs. Gatehouse wins championship . . 21948 . Victoria, Australia . 7 August 1925 . 31 December 2021 . 6 . National Library of Australia.
97. News: Women's Golf Championship . . 21674 . Victoria, Australia . 19 September 1924 . 31 December 2021 . 7 . National Library of Australia.
98. News: Ladies at golf . . 21345 . Victoria, Australia . 30 August 1923 . 31 December 2021 . 7 . National Library of Australia.
99. News: Golf in Sydney . . 21059 . Victoria, Australia . 28 September 1922 . 31 December 2021 . 10 . National Library of Australia.
100. News: The Ladies' Championship . . 20750 . Victoria, Australia . 30 September 1921 . 31 December 2021 . 7 . National Library of Australia.
101. News: Ladies' Championship . . 25762 . New South Wales, Australia . 30 July 1920 . 31 December 2021 . 10 . National Library of Australia.
102. News: Australian Ladies' Championship . . 18248 . Victoria, Australia . 12 September 1913 . 31 December 2021 . 11 . National Library of Australia.
103. News: Ladies' Championship . . 17950 . Victoria, Australia . 27 September 1912 . 31 December 2021 . 12 . National Library of Australia.
104. News: Australian Ladies' Championship . . 17952 . Victoria, Australia . 30 September 1912 . 31 December 2021 . 7 . National Library of Australia.
105. News: Women's Golf Championship . . 10092 . New South Wales, Australia . 30 September 1911 . 31 December 2021 . 19 . National Library of Australia.
106. News: Ladies' Championship . . LIII . 16182 . South Australia . 27 August 1910 . 31 December 2021 . 18 . National Library of Australia.
107. News: Ladies' Championship . . 17009 . Victoria, Australia . 18 September 1909 . 31 December 2021 . 14 . National Library of Australia.
108. News: Ladies' Championship of Australia . . 22002 . New South Wales, Australia . 23 July 1908 . 31 December 2021 . 10 . National Library of Australia.
109. News: Ladies' Golf Championship . . 16400 . Victoria, Australia . 4 October 1907 . 31 December 2021 . 9 . National Library of Australia.
110. News: Ladies' Championship of Australia . . 21456 . New South Wales, Australia . 25 October 1906 . 31 December 2021 . 10 . National Library of Australia.
111. News: The Ladies' Championship . . 15804 . Victoria, Australia . 3 November 1905 . 31 December 2021 . 9 . National Library of Australia.
112. News: Ladies' Australia Championship . . 20739 . New South Wales, Australia . 26 August 1904 . 1 January 2022 . 5 . National Library of Australia.
113. News: Victoria wins the ladies' championship . . XLV . 13942 . South Australia . 25 June 1903 . 1 January 2022 . 7 . National Library of Australia.
114. News: Miss Calder wins the championship . . 14868 . Victoria, Australia . 1 November 1902 . 1 January 2022 . 9 . National Library of Australia.
115. News: Ladies' Amateur Championship . . 6898 . New South Wales, Australia . 19 July 1901 . 1 January 2022 . 8 . National Library of Australia.
116. News: Golf . . South Australia . 27 June 1900 . 1 January 2022 . 8 . National Library of Australia.
117. News: The Ladies' Matches . . 2283 . Victoria, Australia . 7 October 1899 . 1 January 2022 . 17 . National Library of Australia.
118. News: Royal Melbourne Ladies' Golf Club . . 16615 . Victoria, Australia . 6 October 1899 . 1 January 2022 . 7 . National Library of Australia.
119. News: The Geelong golf tournament . . 16070 . Victoria, Australia . 13 September 1898 . 1 January 2022 . 2 . National Library of Australia.
120. News: Geelong golf tournament . . 16071 . Victoria, Australia . 14 September 1898 . 1 January 2022 . 2 . National Library of Australia.
121. News: Golf . . 16072 . Victoria, Australia . 15 September 1898 . 1 January 2022 . 2 . National Library of Australia.
122. News: Golf Gossip . . LXIII . 1645 . Victoria, Australia . 9 October 1897 . 1 January 2022 . 23 . National Library of Australia.
123. News: Golf . . 15776 . Victoria, Australia . 1 October 1897 . 1 January 2022 . 3 . National Library of Australia.
124. News: Golf . . 15454 . Victoria, Australia . 17 September 1896 . 1 January 2022 . 2 . National Library of Australia.
125. News: Golf . . 15455 . Victoria, Australia . 18 September 1896 . 1 January 2022 . 3 . National Library of Australia.
126. News: Golf . . 15128 . Victoria, Australia . 30 August 1895 . 1 January 2022 . 3 . National Library of Australia.
127. News: Golf . . 14818 . Victoria, Australia . 30 August 1894 . 1 January 2022 . 2 . National Library of Australia.
128. News: Geelong Ladies' Golf Club . . 14819 . Victoria, Australia . 31 August 1894 . 1 January 2022 . 3 . National Library of Australia.
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130. News: Ladies' Championship . . LIII . 16179 . South Australia . 24 August 1910 . 2 January 2022 . 9 . National Library of Australia.
131. News: Australian Ladies' Championship . . 17638 . Victoria, Australia . 27 September 1911 . 2 January 2022 . 12 . National Library of Australia.
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133. News: Lindy's 78 give her stroke lead . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 14 August 1974 . 24 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
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135. News: Golf . The Age . 19 October 1988 . 46 . 7 January 2022 . Newspapers.com.
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137. News: Golf . Sydney Morning Herald . 24 September 1986 . 50 . 7 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
138. News: Golf . Sydney Morning Herald . 23 October 1985 . 59 . 7 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
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140. News: Goggin top . The Age . 21 September 1983 . 34 . 7 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
141. News: Kennedy leads championship qualifiers . . 57 . 17189 . Australian Capital Territory, Australia . 20 October 1982 . 8 January 2022 . 48 . National Library of Australia.
142. News: Junior on top in golf title . The Age . 5 August 1981 . 26 . 8 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
143. News: Golf . Sydney Morning Herald . 17 September 1980 . 51 . 8 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
144. News: Record 72 puts Lindy at the top . Sydney Morning Herald . 10 October 1979 . 50 . 8 January 2022 . Newspapers.com.
145. News: Jill gives golf lesson . Sydney Morning Herald . 20 September 1978 . 28 . 7 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
146. News: Champion Jane crashes out of national golf title . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 8 September 1977 . 28 . 7 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
147. News: All the way . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 9 September 1976 . 32 . 7 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
148. News: Jane's double triumph . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 7 August 1975 . 27 . 7 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
149. News: Liz tops Jane over 72 holes . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 15 August 1974 . 24 . 7 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
150. News: U.K. girls still big threat for title . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 17 October 1973 . 34 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
151. News: Dawn back in top class . Sydney Morning Herald . 20 September 1972 . 21 . 7 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
152. News: Missed putt was costly . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 25 August 1971 . 24 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
153. News: Dianna just misses out . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 19 August 1970 . 23 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
154. News: Heather Booth's 69 cuts record . The Age . Peg . McMahon . 24 September 1969 . 24 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
155. News: Miss Kenny tops field . The Age . 31 July 1968 . 19 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
156. News: Mrs. Turner tops field . The Age . 20 September 1967 . 22 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
157. News: State team reject in bid for trip . The Age . Don . Lawrence . 10 August 1966 . 21 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
158. News: Five left in golf title . The Age . 1 September 1965 . 23 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
159. News: Joan Fletcher top qualifier in golf . The Age . 23 September 1964 . 22 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
160. News: Canadian continues record-smashing form in golf title . The Age . Don . Lawrence . 21 August 1963 . 20 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
161. News: Woman's golf qualifiers . The Age . 26 September 1962 . 20 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
162. News: Women's golf in Brisbane . The Age . 26 July 1961 . 17 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
163. News: Only two Victorians reach title match play . The Age . Don . Lawrence . 21 September 1960 . 25 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
164. News: Mrs. Dawson top qualifier . The Age . 2 September 1959 . 19 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
165. News: Record shattered in women's golf title . The Age . 10 September 1958 . 20 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
166. News: Women golf stars to clash in first round . The Age . Don . Lawrence . 28 August 1957 . 18 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
167. News: N.S.W. champion leads qualifiers . The Age . 26 September 1956 . 16 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
168. News: Two N.S.W. women led title golf qualifiers . The Age . Don . Lawrence . 21 September 1955 . 18 . 4 January 2022 . Google News Archive.
169. News: Sydney junior top in big golf . . Queensland, Australia . 28 July 1954 . 3 January 2022 . 12 . National Library of Australia.
170. News: Women's golf title . . 59 . 16589 . Western Australia . 9 September 1953 . 4 January 2022 . 12 . National Library of Australia.
171. News: Brilliant golf in qualifying rounds . Don . Lawrence . . 30376 . Victoria, Australia . 6 September 1952 . 4 January 2022 . 12 . National Library of Australia.
172. News: Janette Wellard fail to qualify for title . . 30053 . Victoria, Australia . 24 August 1951 . 4 January 2022 . 16 . National Library of Australia.
173. News: Zoe Hudson Golf Leader . . 29689 . Victoria, Australia . 23 June 1950 . 4 January 2022 . 15 . National Library of Australia.
174. News: Miss Borthwick Leads in Golf . . 29439 . Victoria, Australia . 3 September 1949 . 4 January 2022 . 16 (first edition) . National Library of Australia.
175. News: Pat Borthwick (76) Lowers Commonwealth Record . . 29146 . Victoria, Australia . 24 September 1948 . 4 January 2022 . 8 . National Library of Australia.
176. News: Match Play at Seaton . . 28812 . Victoria, Australia . 29 August 1947 . 3 January 2022 . 6 . National Library of Australia.
177. News: Women's golf title . . 26301 . Victoria, Australia . 4 August 1939 . 2 January 2022 . 4 . National Library of Australia.
178. News: Miss B. Kernot improves . . 26,02 . Victoria, Australia . 19 August 1938 . 3 January 2022 . 6 . National Library of Australia.
179. News: State golf champions fail to qualify . . 25692 . Victoria, Australia . 20 August 1937 . 3 January 2022 . 13 . National Library of Australia.
180. News: Women's golf . . 25388 . Victoria, Australia . 28 August 1936 . 3 January 2022 . 17 . National Library of Australia.
181. News: Championship golf . . 25078 . Victoria, Australia . 30 August 1935 . 3 January 2022 . 9 . National Library of Australia.
182. News: Associates Brilliant . . 27473 . Victoria, Australia . 6 September 1934 . 3 January 2022 . 13 . National Library of Australia.
183. News: Women's golf . . 24458 . Victoria, Australia . 1 September 1933 . 3 January 2022 . 5 . National Library of Australia.
184. News: Women's Championship . . 26842 . Victoria, Australia . 26 August 1932 . 3 January 2022 . 12 . National Library of Australia.
185. News: Championship golf . . 23842 . Victoria, Australia . 9 September 1931 . 3 January 2022 . 5 . National Library of Australia.
186. News: Women's national title . . 23522 . Victoria, Australia . 29 August 1930 . 3 January 2022 . 5 . National Library of Australia.
187. News: Championship golf . . 23216 . Victoria, Australia . 4 September 1929 . 3 January 2022 . 9 . National Library of Australia.
188. News: Ladies' golf tourney . . 22879 . Victoria, Australia . 4 August 1928 . 3 January 2022 . 17 . National Library of Australia.