The South of England Open Amateur Championship each year attracts a top-class field of amateur golfers from across the world. The competition takes place over both the Old and New courses and consists of four rounds of golf with a cut after 36 holes.

2010 South of England Open Amateur Championship

Walton Heath Golf Club are hosting the 6th South of England Open Amateur Championship which is a a 72 hole stroke play event played over both the Old and the New Courses. Walton Heath is the permanent home for the Championship.

The 2010 event with take place over 20th - 22nd of July with a practice day on 19th. Spectators are welcome to watch the event.

TO DOWNLOAD THE ENTRY FORM FOR 2010, CLICK HERE.

TO DOWNLOAD THE CONDITIONS OF PLAY CLICK HERE.

Details of last year's championship can be found by clicking here.

Walton Heath Golf Club has commissioned this superb new trophy for the Championship. The trophy incorporates an Eisenhower Trophy Gold Medal won by the late Michael Lunt as a member of the winning Great Britain and Ireland team in 1964. The late Michael Lunt was Captain of Walton Heath Golf Club in 2005, and Captain of the Royal & Ancient in 2007 until his untimely death, and was a former British and English Amateur Champion.

The event, which will be played in the week after the Open Championship is expected to attract a wide entry with much international interest anticipated.