Junior Order of Merit Winners 2023

U18

U16

U14

The Full OoMs can be viewed below.

Please note: For 2023 the Junior Order of Merit was restricted to the Junior Spring Meeting at Falmouth on Sunday 26th March, the Junior County Championship at Looe on Sunday 18th June and the Junior Autumn Meeting at Bude on Wednesday 25th October.

All the 2023 OoMs (u18, U16 & U14 were gross score related. For U18s and U16s there were 4 constituent rounds (the Junior County Championship is 36 holes for U18s and U16s) and for the U14s three rounds in total, one at each event. The top 3 finishers in the respective OoMs  will receive prize vouchers in the sum of £50, £40 & £30 respectively.

CGU OoM Events 2023  U18 Gross OoM 2023  U16 Gross OoM 2023  U14 Gross OoM 2023

The Junior Order of Merit programe for 2022 has been finalised. 

The seven counting events take place between March (Junior Spring Meeting) and September (Junior Autumn Meeting) with the Junior County Championship and 4 club Junior Opens sandwished in between.

A player's best 5 scores from the 7 available events will determine his position in the respective OoM. If an event is cancelled, then the Junior Committee reserve the right to reduce the number of counting scores (e.g., 4 from 6).

For the U18 and U16 Scratch OoMs a Handicap Index of 18.4 or less will be necessary to participate. For the U16 Handicap OoM it will be necessary for juniors to complete a gross score at the respective events for this to be included.

The pandemic affected Junior Order of Merit winners received their prizes at West Cornwall during the presentation for the Junior Maxam Cup at the end of January 2022.

Joint winners of the U18 OoM were Ethan Tempest (West Cornwall) and Archie Fox (Falmouth). The two could not be split in the results from the 6 events staged and thus shared the spoils.

Fox though was outright winner of the U16 Scratch OoM just pipping fellow clubmate and CGU Junior Player of the Year Isaac D'Bue by two points.

The U16 Handicap OoM was won by James Tucknott (West Cornwall) who had an 8 point margin over runner up Harry Drewett (Falmouth)

Wilson and Kevern Claim Wins in OoM

With the final counting event having taken place at Mullion on Sunday 2nd September the winners of the respective Junior Orders of Merit have been identified. Liam Wilson (Trevose) claims top honours in both the U18 and U16 Scratch OoMs whilst Jack Kevern (West Cornwall) tops the U16 Handcap OoM.

In the U18 Scratch Wilson (above with CGU Juniors Vice President Simon Ferguson-Smith) finished on 80.00 as comfortable winner from Kevern (67.50), with Thomas Stephens (Trevose) third on 63.00. Carlyon Bay's Alec Nile finished fourth on 58.00.

The U16 scratch saw Wilson top the standings on 84.50 with Kevern compiling 77.00. Nile was third on 70.50 and Stephens fourth with 69.00.

The U16 handicap OoM was the closest affair with Kevern amassing 57.50 just two points ahead of a charging Will Price (Perranporth) on 55.50. Matthew Hooper (Truro) was third on 52.50 with Nile fourth on 51.00.

The 2019 OoM prizes were awarded at the Junior Maxam Cup competition at Carlyon Bay GC on Thursday 24th October 2019.

Thanks have to go to Peter Hodge who has fastidiously maintained the various OoM events across the season.

At the conclusion of the CGU Junior Maxam Cup competition at St Austell on 26th October 2018, the prizes were presented for the 2018 CGU Junior Orders of Merit season.

St Austell's Ewan Warren completed a clean sweep taking the top prize in each of the categories winning the U18 Scratch OoM, the U16 Scratch OoM and the U16 Handicap OoM. Liam Wilson (Truro) was the runner up in the former two categories and Ryan Gregory (St Mellion) was the runner up in the U16 Handicap OoM. CGU Juniors President Alan Lund presented Warren and Wilson with their prizes. It has been a good season for Warren. He was part of the Cornwall SWCGA Boys Championship winning team in July which then travelled to the English Boys County Finals the next month and he also won the CGU Depot Cup awarded for the best gross round in the Champion of Champions event staged in September.  Warren was pushed all the way by Wilson as is evidenced in the OoM's narrow winning margins.

U18 Scratch OoM

1st Ewan Warren 86.00, 2nd Liam Wilson 85.50, 3rd Ricardo Sanchez (Truro, 63.50)

U16 Scratch OoM

1st Ewan Warren 94.00, 2nd Liam Wilson 92.33, 3rd Thomas Stephens (Truro 71.33)

U16 Handicap OoM

1st Ewan Warren 80.00, 2nd Ryan Gregory (St Mellion 73.83), 3rd Liam Wilson 72.50)