2024 Order Of Merit Winner, Robbie Wheeler- North Hants GC

2024 Men's Order Of Merit

The individual Order of Merit recognises the most succesful player in the year. There are three Order of Merits- Mens, Seniors and Juniors, each of these tournaments spread accross each corner of the County throughout the year meaning there is bound to be an up coming event that suits you just around the corner!

The Men's Order Of Merit- The Cullen Quaich Trophy-  is one of the most prestigious events to win as it shows prolonged success as opposed to single day wins. To reflect the scale of the event the prize pool for 2023 has increased to give the winner of the Men's OOM the maximum value possible in Amateur Golf of £700!

 To enter the Order of Merit, simply enter one of the events on any of the Order Of Merit lists. The more events you play, the better your chances, but there is no minimum events to be included. There is no charge for entry for the Order of Merit.  

Good Luck and Play Well!

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Junior Order Of Merit - 2024

Similarly to the Men's Series, the Junior OOM sits as one of the most prestigious events a young golfer can compete in within the County. The largest Order Of Merit on our roster with support from 17 different events this is a series not to be missed! 

Just like the others, simply enter any of the events in the series to compete in the season long challenge!

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Senior Order Of Merit - 2024

The Seniors OOM returns with a bang this year and along with the Men's sees a substantial increase in prize winnings with the winner of the scratch receiving a voucher for £300. There has also been two fresh events added to the fixture list so make sure you get your entries in to them!

A slightly smaller, but no less competitive, series of events played over some of the best courses in the region. As with our other 2 OOM's, any Hampshire Player who enters an event on the list is automatically placed in to the season long competition- play well and good luck!

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Previous years 

2023 

Men's OOM

SENIORS OOM

jUNIORS OOM

2022

MEN'S OOM

Seniors OOM

Juniors OOM

Previous Years:

2021 Winners: 

Mens Scratch - Toby Burden 

Seniors Scratch - Gary Prince

Juniors Scratch - Thomas Conquest 

Previous Years information below:

Cancelled........2020 Junior Tour Order of Merit

Click here for list of qualifying Junior Opens.

The first event is at Liphook on 8th April. 

Click here to go to our website's Calendar Page.

Cancelled...........2020 Hampshire Golf OM

Update..........18th December 2019

Click here for the list of Qualifying events.

Please note a new event....Sandford Springs Scratch Open on Friday 21st August.

Portsmouth Open 'Aggregate Cup' now Friday 31st July.

2019 Hampshire Golf Junior Tour OM

Alan Drayton (President, Hampshire Golf) with Ethan Bonnett

Congratulations to Meon Valley's Ethan Bonnett, who has won both the gross and nett Junior Order of Merits for 2019. 

Ethan amassed 54 points in the Gross OM, finishing ahead of Hockley's Luke Evans (41) and Meon Valley's Nic Matthews (40).

The Nett OM was a much closer run thing with Ethan finishing a single point ahead of Oliver Wilson (Southampton).

Awards will be presented at the Junior Presentation Day at South Winchester on Sunday 26th January 2020.

Click here for all the OM scores.

2019 Hampshire Golf Order of Merit

28.8....

Congratulations to Brokenhurst Manor's Martin Young, who has won the 2019 Hampshire Golf Order of Merit.

Martin finshed with 66 OM points, well ahead of the Stoneham duo of Owen Grimes (51.5) and Ryan Moody (50).

The OM Trophy will be presented at the Hampshire Golf AGM at Basingstoke Golf Club on Thursday 19th December.

Click here to see the Final Standings.

19/8...

The result of the Portsmouth Open is still awaited and the Wishart Trophy at Petersfield was cancelled.

Latest standings.

25/7.....Blackmoor's Sam Parsons heads the OM leaderboard after his second place finish in the Hampshire Open at Hayling on Wednesday.

Hayling's Kevin Hickman won the Open with a five-under-par score.

Click here for the latest OM standings (as of 25/7).

22/7.........Five Stoneham players in the Top 8 of the latest OM Standings (as of 22nd July).

After his win in the Bramshaw Open on Friday Ryan Moody will be looking to further improve his points tally if he can get a start in the Hampshire Open at Hayling tomorrow (23/7).

Blackmoor's Sam Parsons is also in the field at Hayling and he'll be looking to move up from fourth place while Owen Grimes and Alex Talbot are away playing in the Walton Heath Trophy. 

Click here for the latest standings.

Stoneham lead the way after three Order of Merit events with three players in the Top 4 places.

16/6.......Alex Talbot (32 points) leads the way, one ahead of Owen Grimes with Blackmoor's Sam Parsons (23) in third and Harrison Pake (17) fourth. 

Conor Richards and Sam Parsons lept up the standings after their respective victories in the County Championship Qualifier and Army GC Open.

The next event is the Southampton Open on Saturday 29th June.

Click here for Order of Merit standings (as of 16th June).

Grimes leads after Delhi Cup

Stoneham's Owen Grimes goes to the top of the Hampshire Golf OM after his victory in the Delhi Cup at Hockley, the first qualifying event of the 2019 season.

Stoneham Golf Club features prominently with six players on the first leaderboard of the year.

The next qualifying event is the County Championship Qualifier at Army GC on Friday 7th June.

Click here to see the leaderboard (as of 19th May).

2019 OM Preview

This year twelve events go to make-up the Hampshire Golf Order of Merit.

Click here for the list of qualifying events.

The Bramshaw Open is a new addition to the list, to be played on Friday 19th July.

Players can select their best seven scores to count for the OM plus additional points on offer for the Solent Salver and Cole Scuttle.

Hayling Golf Club has agreed to host the Hampshire Open Champion for the longterm, a major boost for this prestigious tournament.

The OM season begins with the Delhi Cup at Hockley Golf Club on Saturday 18th May, click here for an entry form.

2019 Junior Tour Order of Merit

Click here for the up-to-date standings after four events (as of 1st June).

The next qualifying event is at Rowlands Castle Golf Club on 25th July.

Click here for the list of Qualifying Junior Opens.

2018 Junior Tour Order of Merit

Congratulations to Aman Uddin (Meon Valley) and Elliot Thomas (Bramshaw), who have won the Hampshire Golf Junior Tour Order of Merit for 2018.

Aman takes the gross prize and Elliot wins the nett prize. Aman played in nine of the fourteen qualifying events, which must be one for the record books.

The final event of the Junior Tour season was cancelled when heavy rain closed Brokenhurst Manor Golf Club, the second time the event had been called off.

Click here to see the Final Standings.

2018 Hampshire Golf Order of Merit

Congratulations to Blackmoor's Colin Roope. Colin has won the Hampshire Golf Order of Merit for 2018.

Click here to see the final OM placings.

2018 Junior Tour Order of Merit

The OM season is extended this year after the Brokenhurst Manor Junior Open was washed out on 16th August.

It will now be played on Sunday 14th October. If you'd like to play please contact Mark Gillard on 01590-623332.

Click here to see the latest OM standings (as of 1st September).

2017 Hampshire Golf Order of Merit

Congratulations to Tom Robson (Rowlands Castle) on winning the Gross Order of Merit.

Click here to see the Top 10 in the Final Gross Standings.

Sam Parsons (Blackmoor) won the Nett Order of Merit.

A list of 2018 OM events will appear here shortly.

2017 Hampshire Golf Junior Tour Order of Merit

Congratulations to Tom Chalk (Hockley) on his victory in both the gross and nett Order of Merit. 

Tom finished ahead of Jamie Markwick (Corhampton) to win the gross title by just two points.

Click here to see the final standings.

2016 Hampshire Golf Order of Merit

Roope is Order of Merit Champion

Congratulations to Blackmoor's Colin Roope, who has won both the 2016 Gross and Nett Hampshire Golf Order of Merit. 

Andrew Griffin reports....

Blackmoor's Colin Roope has become the first player to land both the Hampshire Order of Merit titles in the season - having become just the second name on the Cullen Quaich after Hayling's Darren Walkley grabbed the gross prize in the competition's first two seasons.

Walkley's decision to join the pro ranks back in July denied him a realistic chance of a hat-trick with the best five results in the 11 eligible scratch tournaments counting.

But with bonus points awarded for the players' performance in the Solent Salver - for the best 72-hole aggregate in the Stoneham Trophy and the Mike Smith Memorial and the Cole Scuttle - Roope had to wait until the Courage Trophy scores had been added earlier this month to the 36-hole qualifier at June's county championship to be certain of completing the double by claiming the nett Order of Merit as well as the gross prize.

Roope only switched from Farnham Golf Club to Blackmoor at the start of the year having moved down the A3 to Clanfield.

The 36-year-old recruitment company director needed a second place finish at his club's open held at the end of August to secure a lead going into the Courage, the final strokeplay event on the county calendar.

And while the former Europro Tour player who spent one year trying to carve out a career in the paid ranks in 2009, still has ambitions to play for his new county, the two trophies he has won polished off a fine first season after his switch over the border.

Colin said. “To win the Order of Merit was a thrill. I won the Surrey County Championships and their Order of Merit back to back before turning pro, so to win the Hampshire one in my first year back was pleasing. 

“I started the season not really knowing what to expect having played no golf at all - aside from one men's open and probably 15 rounds maximum since I stopped playing professionally in 2009.

“Since then I have started a new career, got married and had two kids so golf has not been a priority at all.

“Joining Blackmoor was a really good move as I was so unfamiliar with the course that my concentration levels improved as I was not going through the motions as so many do when playing a course they are over familiar with.  

“I finished ninth in the Delhi, at Hockley, back in May despite playing terribly and only a good attitude kept me going.  

“After that I realised I should be able to compete if I committed some time to practice.

“I know I am not the best player in Hampshire - far from it.  There are some incredibly talented individuals in the county who are miles ahead of me.  

“That said, on my day I can compete and be there or thereabouts and that gave me additional motivation.

Roope flagged up his potential to the county selectors when he qualified in sixth place at the county championships at Hayling back in early June.

He then, ironically, ended Darren Walkley's hopes of retaining his county crown in the matchplay, with a superb putting display in a shoot-out over the links overlooking the Solent, in near perfect scoring conditions.

No player has won both the Surrey and Hampshire County Championships in more than 100 years but after beating the defending champion it took county colts captain Tom Robson, from Rowlands Castle, on his way to a second final in a row, to deny Roope that glory.

Colin added: “Tom is such a talented player and I took no shame in losing to him. I took even more confidence from that and my results for the year - aside from the Hampshire Open - have been consistently good.”

Roope went into the Courage with an eight-point lead over Shanklin and Sandown's Jordan Sundborg.

But it was the latter's Isle of Wight clubmate Ryan Harmer who confirmed in his place in the Hampshire team for this week's England County Finals with victory at Hockley, Roope's only other rival was Stoneham's Ryan Henley, who was second in the Delhi - an event he won five years in a row before Walkey's win there on the way to victory in the first Hampshire Order of Merit in 2014.

But a third place finish in the Courage left him runner-up in the season's race for the Quaich 41/2 points behind Roope, whose total of 371/2 points in the nett table, left him clear of Blackmoor's Ben Lobacz, on 30 points. 

Roope added: Playing events in a new county has been a good experience as I have played a number of events and courses for the first time. 

“Hampshire has an excellent array of courses with lots of talented players and the events are so well-run and supported by the county. Playing men's opens with referees and ball spotters has been great.”

Roope will be presented with his two trophies at the Hampshire Golf AGM at Brokenhurst Manor Golf Club on Thursday 15th December.

Click here to see the final standings.

Click here for a list of the eleven qualifying events ( additional points are awarded for aggregate scores in the Solent Salver and Cole Scuttle ).

2015 Hampshire Golf Order of Merit

Congratulations to Hayling's Darren Walkley (Gross) and Brokenhurst Manor's Ryan Harmer (Nett) on winning the 2015 Hampshire Golf Order of Merit.  For Darren it was a successful defence of the OM title he won in 2014.

Click here to see the final leaderboard.

2014 Hampshire Golf Order of Merit Result

click here for final standings.

Congratulations to Darren Walkley (Hayling) on winning the inaugural Hampshire Golf Order of Merit. 

Luke Russell (Southampton) wins the Nett OM, Congratulations Luke!

2016 Junior Tour Order of Merit

Congratulations to Romsey's Owen Grimes (Gross) and George Nicholson-Jack (Nett), who won the Hampshire Golf Junior Tour Order of Merit.

Click here to see leading scores.

Click here to see the list of thirteen Junior Opens that go to make-up the Junior Tour.

2015 Junior Tour Order of Merit.

Congratulations to Lawrence Cherry (Stoneham) and Christian Lindgreen (North Hants) for winning the 2015 Gross and Nett Order of Merits respectively.

Prizes will be presented at the Junior AGM at South Winchester GC on Sunday 17th January.

Click here for the leading scores. The full result will appear here in due course.