Australian Boys' Amateur

The Australian Boys' Amateur is the nations premier junior golf championship for boys. It is run by Golf Australia. It is a 72-hole stroke-play event for players under the age of 18. Until 1993 the age limit was 21.[1]

Winners
YearWinnerScoreMargin
of victory		Runner(s)-upVenue(s)Ref.
2024 Samuel Cascio2714 strokes Kayun MudadanaGosnells[2]
2023 Zachary Swanwick2744 strokes Joseph ButtressTasmania[3]
2022 Jeffrey Guan2783 strokes Joseph ButtressThe Vines of Reynella[4]
2021 Jeffrey Guan2801 stroke Aldrich PotgieterGold Creek[5]
2020Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in AustraliaGold Creek[6]
2019 Elvis Smylie2715 strokes Kazuma KoboriSouthport[7]
2018 Connor Fewkes2752 strokes Jordan JungGosnells[8]
2017 Cameron John2691 stroke Jordan GarnerWollongong[9]
2016 Daniel Hillier2786 strokes Matias SanchezUlverstone[10]
2015 Ryan Ruffels27315 strokes Jason HongKooyonga[11]
2014 Ryan Ruffels2773 strokes Blake WindredThe Heritage Golf and Country Club[12]
2013 Anthony Murdaca2723 strokes Lucas HerbertPinjarra[13]
2012 Tyler Hodge2831 stroke Viraat BadhwarBribie Island[14]
2011 Cameron Smith2798 strokes Jake HigginbottomCarnarvon[15]
2010 Anthony Murdaca2802 strokes Jake HigginbottomLaunceston[16]
2009 Do Eun An2841 stroke Andrius Belkus
Anthony Houston		Alice Springs[17]
2008 Daniel Nisbet2813 strokes Aiden BaeSpring Valley[18]
2007 Jason Scrivener2812 strokes Danny AnCottesloe[19]
2006 Boyd Watts2775 strokes Kevin LeeToowoomba[20]
2005 Eagle Chang284Playoff Jason DayBarwon Heads[21]
2004 Jason Day2827 strokes Jae An
Choo Tze-huang		Yowani[22]
2003 Tom Davis205[lower-alpha 1]6 strokes David LutterusMowbray[23]
2002 Garrard Weston293Playoff Nick FlanaganGrange (East)[24]
2001 Rick Kulacz2781 stroke Steven Bowditch
Eddie Lee		Melville Glades[25]
2000 Mark Wuersching2891 stroke Richard MoirIndooroopilly (East)[26]
1999 Richard Moir2835 strokes Anthony BrownKew[27]
1998 Adam Scott2874 strokes Jonathan O'SullivanOrange & Wentworth[28]
1997 Adam Scott2791 stroke Aaron BaddeleyAlice Springs[29]
1996 Simon Lacey2873 strokes James McLeanRiverside[30]
1995 Nigel Spence29010 strokes Dean Beste
David Gleeson
Joshua Madden		Grange (East)[31]
1994 David Gleeson292Cottesloe
1993 Tom Arnott299Royal Queensland
1992 Saali Herewini2783 strokes Stuart ApplebyCumberland[32]
1991 Stuart Appleby2923 strokes Marty RobertsGrange (East)[33]
1990 Robert Allenby288Playoff Grant MoorheadKeysborough[34]
1989 Marty Roberts2861 stroke Stuart BouvierLaunceston[35]
1988 Peter Zidar291Playoff Tony MillsCapel[36]
1987 Stuart Bouvier301Playoff Wayne StewartRoyal Queensland[37]
1986 Peter O'Malley2808 strokes Stephen TaylorNew South Wales[38]
1985 Brett Ogle2817 strokes Stephen TaylorGlenelg[39]
1984 Steve Jackson305Playoff Paul CadoganVictoria[40]
1983 Grant Waite297Playoff Craig Parry
Jeff Wagner		Cottesloe[41]
1982 Grant Waite2923 strokes Greg TurnerRoyal Queensland[42]
  1. Event reduced to 54 holes.

Source:[1]

See also

References
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