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British Masters

November 30, 2023

This article is about the British golf tournament. For the television series, see British Masters (TV series).
"Dunlop Masters" redirects here. For events of a similar name, see Dunlop Tournament.

The Betfred British Masters is a professional golf tournament. It was founded in 1946 as the Dunlop Masters and was held every year up to 2008, except for 1984. Dunlop's sponsorship ended in 1982, and the name sponsor changed frequently thereafter, with the words "British Masters" usually also in the tournament's official name. The tournament was not held from 2009 to 2014 but returned to the schedule in 2015.

Betfred British Masters
Tournament information
LocationWishaw, Warwickshire, England
Established1946
Course(s)The Belfry
(Brabazon Course)
Par72
Length7,328 yards (6,701 m)
Tour(s)European Tour
FormatStroke play
Prize fundUS$3,500,000
Month playedJune/July
Tournament record score
Aggregate260 Paul Dunne (2017)
To par−22 Peter Baker (1993)
Current champion
Daniel Hillier
Location Map
The Belfry
Location in England
The Belfry
Location in Warwickshire

History edit

The Dunlop Masters was first held in 1946 at Stoneham Golf Club in Southampton, and was a continuation of the Dunlop-Metropolitan Tournament which had been held before World War II. Like the Dunlop-Metropolitan, the Dunlop Masters was a 72-hole end-of-season event with a restricted field. The Dunlop-Metropolitan had been first played in 1934, the same year as The Masters. The event was sponsored by Dunlop from 1946 to 1982, during which time it continued to have a small field with no 36-hole cut. There were 50 competitors in the final Dunlop-sponsored event in 1982.[1]

During the 1980s the British Masters was one of the most lucrative events on the European Tour with a prize fund that was as high as third among the tournaments on the schedule, but its status, or at least its relative level of prize money, has declined considerably in recent years.

The tournament has been played at many different venues; twice in the "Dunlop Masters" era it was held in the Republic of Ireland. When the Quinn Group took over as sponsors in 2006, the event was moved again, this time to the Group owned Belfry.

The deal with the Quinn Group ended in 2008, and when attempts to find another sponsor were unsuccessful, the British Masters was removed from the European Tour schedule for 2009.[2]

Tournament hosts edit

The event returned in 2015 with a leading British golfer choosing the golf course and hosting the event. Since then the editions have been hosted by:

Notable events edit

The 1967 event provided British television with its first live hole in one, as Tony Jacklin aced the 16th hole at Royal St George's.[9]

In the 2021 event, Richard Bland, at age 48, claimed his first European Tour victory in his 478th start on the tour.[10]

Winners edit

Year Winner Score To par Margin of
victory		 Runner(s)-up Venue Ref.
Betfred British Masters
2023   Daniel Hillier 278 −10 2 strokes   Gunner Wiebe
  Oliver Wilson		 The Belfry
2022   Thorbjørn Olesen 278 −10 1 stroke   Sebastian Söderberg The Belfry
2021   Richard Bland 275 −13 Playoff   Guido Migliozzi The Belfry
2020   Renato Paratore 266 −18 3 strokes   Rasmus Højgaard Close House
2019   Marcus Kinhult 272 −16 1 stroke   Robert MacIntyre
  Eddie Pepperell
  Matt Wallace		 Hillside
Sky Sports British Masters
2018   Eddie Pepperell 279 −9 2 strokes   Alexander Björk Walton Heath
British Masters
2017   Paul Dunne 260 −20 3 strokes   Rory McIlroy Close House
2016   Alex Norén 266 −18 2 strokes   Bernd Wiesberger The Grove
2015   Matt Fitzpatrick 269 −15 2 strokes   Søren Kjeldsen
  Shane Lowry
  Fabrizio Zanotti		 Woburn
2010–2014: No tournament
2009 Cancelled due to lack of sponsorship
Quinn Insurance British Masters
2008   Gonzalo Fernández-Castaño 276 −12 Playoff   Lee Westwood The Belfry [11]
Quinn Direct British Masters
2007   Lee Westwood 273 −15 5 strokes   Ian Poulter The Belfry [12]
2006   Johan Edfors 277 −11 1 stroke   Gary Emerson
  Stephen Gallacher
  Jarmo Sandelin		 The Belfry [13]
Daily Telegraph Dunlop Masters
2005   Thomas Bjørn 282 −6 Playoff   Brian Davis
  David Howell		 Forest of Arden [14]
Daily Telegraph Damovo British Masters
2004   Barry Lane 272 −16 3 strokes   Ángel Cabrera
  Eduardo Romero		 Forest of Arden [15]
2003   Greg Owen 274 −14 3 strokes   Christian Cévaër
  Ian Poulter		 Forest of Arden [16]
Victor Chandler British Masters
2002   Justin Rose 269 −19 1 stroke   Ian Poulter Woburn [17]
2001   Thomas Levet 274 −14 Playoff   Mathias Grönberg
  David Howell
  Robert Karlsson		 Woburn [18]
2000   Gary Orr 267 −21 2 strokes   Per-Ulrik Johansson Woburn [19]
1999   Bob May 269 −19 1 stroke   Colin Montgomerie Woburn [20]
One 2 One British Masters
1998   Colin Montgomerie 281 −7 1 stroke   Pierre Fulke
  Eduardo Romero		 Forest of Arden [21]
1997   Greg Turner 275 −13 1 stroke   Colin Montgomerie Forest of Arden [22]
1996   Robert Allenby 284 −4 Playoff   Miguel Ángel Martín Collingtree Park [23]
Collingtree British Masters
1995   Sam Torrance 270 −18 1 stroke   Michael Campbell Collingtree Park
Dunhill British Masters
1994   Ian Woosnam (2) 271 −17 4 strokes   Seve Ballesteros Woburn
1993   Peter Baker 266 −22 7 strokes   Carl Mason Woburn [24]
1992   Christy O'Connor Jnr 270 −18 Playoff   Tony Johnstone Woburn [25]
1991   Seve Ballesteros (2) 275 −13 3 strokes   Eamonn Darcy
  David Gilford
  Tony Johnstone
  Sam Torrance
  Keith Waters		 Woburn
1990   Mark James 270 −18 2 strokes   David Feherty Woburn
1989   Nick Faldo 267 −21 4 strokes   Ronan Rafferty Woburn
1988   Sandy Lyle 273 −15 2 strokes   Nick Faldo
  Mark McNulty		 Woburn
1987   Mark McNulty 274 −14 1 stroke   Ian Woosnam Woburn [26]
1986   Seve Ballesteros 275 −13 2 strokes   Gordon Brand Jnr Woburn [27]
1985   Lee Trevino 278 −10 3 strokes   Rodger Davis Woburn
Silk Cut Masters
1984: No tournament
1983   Ian Woosnam 269 −15 3 strokes   Bernard Gallacher St. Pierre
Dunlop Masters
1982   Greg Norman (2) 267 −17 8 strokes   Bernhard Langer St. Pierre
1981   Greg Norman 273 −15 4 strokes   Graham Marsh Woburn
1980   Bernhard Langer 270 −14 5 strokes   Brian Barnes St. Pierre
1979   Graham Marsh 283 −5 1 stroke   Isao Aoki
  Neil Coles		 Woburn
1978   Tommy Horton 279 −5 1 stroke   Dale Hayes
  Graham Marsh
  Brian Waites		 St. Pierre
1977   Guy Hunt 291 +7 Playoff   Brian Barnes Lindrick [28]
1976   Baldovino Dassù 271 −13 1 stroke   Hubert Green St. Pierre
1975   Bernard Gallacher (2) 289 +5 2 strokes   Dale Hayes Ganton
1974   Bernard Gallacher 282 −2 Playoff   Gary Player St. Pierre [29]
1973   Tony Jacklin (2) 272 −12 7 strokes   Bob Charles St. Pierre [30]
1972   Bob Charles 277 −11 2 strokes   Tony Jacklin Northumberland
1971   Maurice Bembridge 273 −11 2 strokes   Peter Oosterhuis St. Pierre [31]
1970   Brian Huggett 293 +9 5 strokes   David Graham Royal Lytham & St Annes [32]
1969   Cobie Legrange (2) 281 3 strokes   Peter Butler Little Aston [33]
1968   Peter Thomson (2) 274 5 strokes   Dave Thomas Sunningdale [34]
1967   Tony Jacklin 274 3 strokes   Neil Coles Royal St George's [35][36]
1966   Neil Coles 278 1 stroke   Christy O'Connor Snr
  Peter Thomson		 Lindrick [37]
1965   Bernard Hunt (2) 283 1 stroke   Peter Thomson Portmarnock [38]
1964   Cobie Legrange 288 1 stroke   Max Faulkner
  Ralph Moffitt		 Royal Birkdale [39][40]
1963   Bernard Hunt 282 Playoff   Ralph Moffitt Little Aston [41]
1962   Dai Rees 278 2 strokes   Ralph Moffitt
  Peter Thomson		 Wentworth [42]
1961   Peter Thomson 284 8 strokes   Christy O'Connor Snr Royal Porthcawl [43]
1960   Jimmy Hitchcock 275 2 strokes   Max Faulkner
  John Jacobs
  Bobby Locke		 Sunningdale [44]
1959   Christy O'Connor Snr (2) 276 4 strokes   Joe Carr (a)
  Norman Drew		 Portmarnock [45]
1958   Harry Weetman (2) 276 4 strokes   Bobby Locke Little Aston [46]
1957   Eric Brown 275 3 strokes   Peter Alliss Notts [47]
1956   Christy O'Connor Snr 277 1 stroke   Eric Brown Prestwick [48]
1955   Harry Bradshaw (2) 277 4 strokes   Henry Cotton Little Aston [49]
1954   Bobby Locke (2) 291 3 strokes   Harry Bradshaw Prince's [50]
1953   Harry Bradshaw 272 3 strokes   Max Faulkner Sunningdale [51]
1952   Harry Weetman 281 4 strokes   Arthur Lees Mere [52]
1951   Max Faulkner 281 4 strokes   Reg Horne Wentworth [53]
1950   Dai Rees 281 4 strokes   Charlie Ward Royal Liverpool [54]
1949   Charlie Ward 290 Playoff   John Burton St Andrews [55][56]
1948   Norman Von Nida 272 2 strokes   Fred Daly Sunningdale [57]
1947   Arthur Lees 283 Playoff   Norman Von Nida Little Aston [58][59]
1946   Jimmy Adams
  Bobby Locke		 286 Title shared Stoneham [9][60]

Multiple winners edit

References edit

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External links edit

  • Coverage on the European Tour's official website

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This article is about the British golf tournament For the television series see British Masters TV series Dunlop Masters redirects here For events of a similar name see Dunlop Tournament The Betfred British Masters is a professional golf tournament It was founded in 1946 as the Dunlop Masters and was held every year up to 2008 except for 1984 Dunlop s sponsorship ended in 1982 and the name sponsor changed frequently thereafter with the words British Masters usually also in the tournament s official name The tournament was not held from 2009 to 2014 but returned to the schedule in 2015 Betfred British MastersTournament informationLocationWishaw Warwickshire EnglandEstablished1946Course s The Belfry Brabazon Course Par72Length7 328 yards 6 701 m Tour s European TourFormatStroke playPrize fundUS 3 500 000Month playedJune JulyTournament record scoreAggregate260 Paul Dunne 2017 To par 22 Peter Baker 1993 Current championDaniel HillierLocation MapThe BelfryLocation in EnglandShow map of EnglandThe BelfryLocation in WarwickshireShow map of Warwickshire Contents 1 History 1 1 Tournament hosts 1 2 Notable events 2 Winners 3 Multiple winners 4 References 5 External linksHistory editThe Dunlop Masters was first held in 1946 at Stoneham Golf Club in Southampton and was a continuation of the Dunlop Metropolitan Tournament which had been held before World War II Like the Dunlop Metropolitan the Dunlop Masters was a 72 hole end of season event with a restricted field The Dunlop Metropolitan had been first played in 1934 the same year as The Masters The event was sponsored by Dunlop from 1946 to 1982 during which time it continued to have a small field with no 36 hole cut There were 50 competitors in the final Dunlop sponsored event in 1982 1 During the 1980s the British Masters was one of the most lucrative events on the European Tour with a prize fund that was as high as third among the tournaments on the schedule but its status or at least its relative level of prize money has declined considerably in recent years The tournament has been played at many different venues twice in the Dunlop Masters era it was held in the Republic of Ireland When the Quinn Group took over as sponsors in 2006 the event was moved again this time to the Group owned Belfry The deal with the Quinn Group ended in 2008 and when attempts to find another sponsor were unsuccessful the British Masters was removed from the European Tour schedule for 2009 2 Tournament hosts edit The event returned in 2015 with a leading British golfer choosing the golf course and hosting the event Since then the editions have been hosted by 2015 Ian Poulter at Woburn Golf Club 3 2016 Luke Donald at The Grove 4 2017 Lee Westwood at Close House Golf Club 3 2018 Justin Rose at Walton Heath Golf Club 5 2019 Tommy Fleetwood at Hillside Golf Club 3 2020 Lee Westwood at Close House Golf Club 3 2021 2022 Danny Willett at The Belfry 6 7 2023 2026 Nick Faldo at The Belfry 8 Notable events edit The 1967 event provided British television with its first live hole in one as Tony Jacklin aced the 16th hole at Royal St George s 9 In the 2021 event Richard Bland at age 48 claimed his first European Tour victory in his 478th start on the tour 10 Winners editYear Winner Score To par Margin ofvictory Runner s up Venue Ref Betfred British Masters2023 nbsp Daniel Hillier 278 10 2 strokes nbsp Gunner Wiebe nbsp Oliver Wilson The Belfry2022 nbsp Thorbjorn Olesen 278 10 1 stroke nbsp Sebastian Soderberg The Belfry2021 nbsp Richard Bland 275 13 Playoff nbsp Guido Migliozzi The Belfry2020 nbsp Renato Paratore 266 18 3 strokes nbsp Rasmus Hojgaard Close House2019 nbsp Marcus Kinhult 272 16 1 stroke nbsp Robert MacIntyre nbsp Eddie Pepperell nbsp Matt Wallace HillsideSky Sports British Masters2018 nbsp Eddie Pepperell 279 9 2 strokes nbsp Alexander Bjork Walton HeathBritish Masters2017 nbsp Paul Dunne 260 20 3 strokes nbsp Rory McIlroy Close House2016 nbsp Alex Noren 266 18 2 strokes nbsp Bernd Wiesberger The Grove2015 nbsp Matt Fitzpatrick 269 15 2 strokes nbsp Soren Kjeldsen nbsp Shane Lowry nbsp Fabrizio Zanotti Woburn2010 2014 No tournament2009 Cancelled due to lack of sponsorshipQuinn Insurance British Masters2008 nbsp Gonzalo Fernandez Castano 276 12 Playoff nbsp Lee Westwood The Belfry 11 Quinn Direct British Masters2007 nbsp Lee Westwood 273 15 5 strokes nbsp Ian Poulter The Belfry 12 2006 nbsp Johan Edfors 277 11 1 stroke nbsp Gary Emerson nbsp Stephen Gallacher nbsp Jarmo Sandelin The Belfry 13 Daily Telegraph Dunlop Masters2005 nbsp Thomas Bjorn 282 6 Playoff nbsp Brian Davis nbsp David Howell Forest of Arden 14 Daily Telegraph Damovo British Masters2004 nbsp Barry Lane 272 16 3 strokes nbsp Angel Cabrera nbsp Eduardo Romero Forest of Arden 15 2003 nbsp Greg Owen 274 14 3 strokes nbsp Christian Cevaer nbsp Ian Poulter Forest of Arden 16 Victor Chandler British Masters2002 nbsp Justin Rose 269 19 1 stroke nbsp Ian Poulter Woburn 17 2001 nbsp Thomas Levet 274 14 Playoff nbsp Mathias Gronberg nbsp David Howell nbsp Robert Karlsson Woburn 18 2000 nbsp Gary Orr 267 21 2 strokes nbsp Per Ulrik Johansson Woburn 19 1999 nbsp Bob May 269 19 1 stroke nbsp Colin Montgomerie Woburn 20 One 2 One British Masters1998 nbsp Colin Montgomerie 281 7 1 stroke nbsp Pierre Fulke nbsp Eduardo Romero Forest of Arden 21 1997 nbsp Greg Turner 275 13 1 stroke nbsp Colin Montgomerie Forest of Arden 22 1996 nbsp Robert Allenby 284 4 Playoff nbsp Miguel Angel Martin Collingtree Park 23 Collingtree British Masters1995 nbsp Sam Torrance 270 18 1 stroke nbsp Michael Campbell Collingtree ParkDunhill British Masters1994 nbsp Ian Woosnam 2 271 17 4 strokes nbsp Seve Ballesteros Woburn1993 nbsp Peter Baker 266 22 7 strokes nbsp Carl Mason Woburn 24 1992 nbsp Christy O Connor Jnr 270 18 Playoff nbsp Tony Johnstone Woburn 25 1991 nbsp Seve Ballesteros 2 275 13 3 strokes nbsp Eamonn Darcy nbsp David Gilford nbsp Tony Johnstone nbsp Sam Torrance nbsp Keith Waters Woburn1990 nbsp Mark James 270 18 2 strokes nbsp David Feherty Woburn1989 nbsp Nick Faldo 267 21 4 strokes nbsp Ronan Rafferty Woburn1988 nbsp Sandy Lyle 273 15 2 strokes nbsp Nick Faldo nbsp Mark McNulty Woburn1987 nbsp Mark McNulty 274 14 1 stroke nbsp Ian Woosnam Woburn 26 1986 nbsp Seve Ballesteros 275 13 2 strokes nbsp Gordon Brand Jnr Woburn 27 1985 nbsp Lee Trevino 278 10 3 strokes nbsp Rodger Davis WoburnSilk Cut Masters1984 No tournament1983 nbsp Ian Woosnam 269 15 3 strokes nbsp Bernard Gallacher St PierreDunlop Masters1982 nbsp Greg Norman 2 267 17 8 strokes nbsp Bernhard Langer St Pierre1981 nbsp Greg Norman 273 15 4 strokes nbsp Graham Marsh Woburn1980 nbsp Bernhard Langer 270 14 5 strokes nbsp Brian Barnes St Pierre1979 nbsp Graham Marsh 283 5 1 stroke nbsp Isao Aoki nbsp Neil Coles Woburn1978 nbsp Tommy Horton 279 5 1 stroke nbsp Dale Hayes nbsp Graham Marsh nbsp Brian Waites St Pierre1977 nbsp Guy Hunt 291 7 Playoff nbsp Brian Barnes Lindrick 28 1976 nbsp Baldovino Dassu 271 13 1 stroke nbsp Hubert Green St Pierre1975 nbsp Bernard Gallacher 2 289 5 2 strokes nbsp Dale Hayes Ganton1974 nbsp Bernard Gallacher 282 2 Playoff nbsp Gary Player St Pierre 29 1973 nbsp Tony Jacklin 2 272 12 7 strokes nbsp Bob Charles St Pierre 30 1972 nbsp Bob Charles 277 11 2 strokes nbsp Tony Jacklin Northumberland1971 nbsp Maurice Bembridge 273 11 2 strokes nbsp Peter Oosterhuis St Pierre 31 1970 nbsp Brian Huggett 293 9 5 strokes nbsp David Graham Royal Lytham amp St Annes 32 1969 nbsp Cobie Legrange 2 281 3 strokes nbsp Peter Butler Little Aston 33 1968 nbsp Peter Thomson 2 274 5 strokes nbsp Dave Thomas Sunningdale 34 1967 nbsp Tony Jacklin 274 3 strokes nbsp Neil Coles Royal St George s 35 36 1966 nbsp Neil Coles 278 1 stroke nbsp Christy O Connor Snr nbsp Peter Thomson Lindrick 37 1965 nbsp Bernard Hunt 2 283 1 stroke nbsp Peter Thomson Portmarnock 38 1964 nbsp Cobie Legrange 288 1 stroke nbsp Max Faulkner nbsp Ralph Moffitt Royal Birkdale 39 40 1963 nbsp Bernard Hunt 282 Playoff nbsp Ralph Moffitt Little Aston 41 1962 nbsp Dai Rees 278 2 strokes nbsp Ralph Moffitt nbsp Peter Thomson Wentworth 42 1961 nbsp Peter Thomson 284 8 strokes nbsp Christy O Connor Snr Royal Porthcawl 43 1960 nbsp Jimmy Hitchcock 275 2 strokes nbsp Max Faulkner nbsp John Jacobs nbsp Bobby Locke Sunningdale 44 1959 nbsp Christy O Connor Snr 2 276 4 strokes nbsp Joe Carr a nbsp Norman Drew Portmarnock 45 1958 nbsp Harry Weetman 2 276 4 strokes nbsp Bobby Locke Little Aston 46 1957 nbsp Eric Brown 275 3 strokes nbsp Peter Alliss Notts 47 1956 nbsp Christy O Connor Snr 277 1 stroke nbsp Eric Brown Prestwick 48 1955 nbsp Harry Bradshaw 2 277 4 strokes nbsp Henry Cotton Little Aston 49 1954 nbsp Bobby Locke 2 291 3 strokes nbsp Harry Bradshaw Prince s 50 1953 nbsp Harry Bradshaw 272 3 strokes nbsp Max Faulkner Sunningdale 51 1952 nbsp Harry Weetman 281 4 strokes nbsp Arthur Lees Mere 52 1951 nbsp Max Faulkner 281 4 strokes nbsp Reg Horne Wentworth 53 1950 nbsp Dai Rees 281 4 strokes nbsp Charlie Ward Royal Liverpool 54 1949 nbsp Charlie Ward 290 Playoff nbsp John Burton St Andrews 55 56 1948 nbsp Norman Von Nida 272 2 strokes nbsp Fred Daly Sunningdale 57 1947 nbsp Arthur Lees 283 Playoff nbsp Norman Von Nida Little Aston 58 59 1946 nbsp Jimmy Adams nbsp Bobby Locke 286 Title shared Stoneham 9 60 Multiple winners edit2 wins Seve Ballesteros Harry Bradshaw Bernard Gallacher Bernard Hunt Tony Jacklin Cobie Legrange Bobby Locke Greg Norman Christy O Connor Snr Dai Rees Peter Thomson Harry Weetman Ian WoosnamReferences edit Jacobs Raymond 10 June 1982 Norman bids to turn the tide Glasgow Herald p 17 Retrieved 13 August 2021 British Masters dropped from Tour BBC Sport 13 May 2009 Retrieved 14 May 2009 a b c d Betfred British Masters to return to Close House in 2020 PGA European Tour 12 May 2019 Donald to host 2016 British Masters at The Grove PGA European Tour 19 October 2015 Justin Rose to host 2018 British Masters at Walton Heath PGA European Tour 6 December 2017 European Tour 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