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Caermount Golf Trophy Winners

Club Championship The Club Championship is Caermount's longest running and most prestigious competition. In the inaugural year of 1924 there were 16 qualifiers for match play from the qualifying round held at one of the outings over the Braids. The following year this was reduced to eight qualifiers and this format remained in place until 1960. Qualification continued over the Braids until 1957 when it switched to the Spring Outing at Gullane. In 1961 there was no competition due to a lack of entries. As a result the format changed to stroke play in 1962, with the Club Champion was decided by the lowest scratch aggregate over the morning round of the Spring and Autumn meeting at Gullane. In 1986 the Championship changed to its current format, with the best four scores from the Spring Outing at Gullane playing off by match play.

The Championship trophy also has a varied history. Initially a medal was given to the winner. In 1927 the first President, J Forrest Home presented the Home Trophy for the Club Championship, although it is not clear when this ceased to be presented. In 1952, President A Todd donated the Championship Medal which is played for today. Originally it was attached to a ribbon with the winners names attached on metal bars. In 1971 the medal and bars were mounted on wooden plinth by the Captain Derek Sneddon. In 1992, Captain David Hopley, in conjunction with member Jack Millar, redesigned the wooden base, remounted the medal and bars and introduced the crystal bowl.

Champions 1924 RC Forrest Home 1925 AF Mitchell 1926 AF Mitchell 1927 IM Buchanan 1928 H Williamson 1929 WF Biggar 1930 RC Forrest Home 1931 JH Martin 1932 JH Martin 1933 WF Biggar 1934 JH Martin 1935 JH Martin 1936 JA Robertson 1937 RC Forrest Home 1938 WF Biggar 1939 JH Martin 1940-45 No competition 1946 RG Forrest 1947 WF Biggar 1948 WF Biggar 1949 AFD Macgregor 1950 AFD Macgregor 1951 AFD Macgregor 1952 J Burnside 1953 J Burnside 1954 AFD Macgregor 1955 RD Yule 1956 K Munnoch 1957 DRD Hyslop 1958 DRD Hyslop 1959 WF Biggar 1960 TG Mitchell 1961 No competition 1962 TG Mitchell 1963 S Smith 1964 AF Brown 1965 RW Cockburn 1966 DRD Hyslop 1967 S Smith 1968 S Smith 1969 DJC Sneddon 1970 DJC Sneddon

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1971 S Smith 1972 R Cooper 1973 S Smith 1974 DJC Bain 1975 DJC Bain 1976 WJ Mitchell 1977 R Hamilton 1978 DAG Hopley 1979 WJ Johnson 1980 A Bauld 1981 AH Williams 1982 GR Torkington 1983 AH Williams 1984 WJ Mitchell 1985 DJC Sneddon 1986 KG Cameron 1987 KG Cameron 1988 DW Kay 1989 AH Williams 1990 DR Smith 1991 M McKinlay 1992 WJE Bradshaw 1993 MDG Hopley 1994 G Boyd 1995 AH Williams 1996 MDG Hopley 1997 MDG Hopley 1998 MDG Hopley 1999 RA McPherson 2000 RA McPherson 2001 MDG Hopley 2002 RA McPherson 2003 AES Mair 2004 S Sutherland 2005 RA McPherson 2006 MDG Hopley 2007 MDG Hopley 2008 GA Henshaw 2009 AJ Hogg 2010 MDG Hopley 2011 RI Dickson 2012 MDG Hopley 2013 MDG Hopley 2014 GA Henshaw 2015 RI Dickson 2016 RI Dickson 2017 MDG Hopley 2018 MDG Hopley 2019 RI Dickson 2020 No competition

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Adam Trophy

The Adam Trophy is Caermount's oldest surviving cup, having being donated in 1940 by Clarence Adam. Awarded To the best scratch aggregate of first rounds at Spring and Autumn outings at Gullane. It was originally awarded to the person with the lowest aggregate nett total over three outings. In 1962 it changed to be the best nett aggregate over the first round at the Spring and Autumn outings at Gullane. In order to avoid multiple winners of the Adam Trophy with the Ballantyne, Sneddon & Williams trophies, the format was changed in 1998 to the best scratch aggregate over the same outings.

Winners

1940 JGG Spence 1941 JH Martin 1942-45 No Competition 1946 AJ Milne 1947 P Barr 1948 JA McVey 1949 WG Gardner 1950 GA Scott 1951 AFD Macgregor 1952 J Burnside 1953 GA Scott 1954 GA Scott 1955 S Smith 1956 JS Slater 1957 GA Scott 1958 J Mackay 1959 JDI Pearson 1960 PF Gibson 1961 DRD Hyslop 1962 RG Forrest 1963 S Smith 1964 JH Martin 1965 RW Cockburn 1966 DRD Hyslop 1967 S Smith 1968 DJG Bain 1969 WH Williams 1970 WJ Mitchell 1971 S Smith 1972 G Kennedy 1973 S Smith 1974 ER Seiler 1975 ER Seiler 1976 WJ Mitchell 1977 J Johnson 1978 DAG Hopley 1979 R Sim 1980 J Millar 1981 DW Ferguson 1982 J Millar 1983 DJC Sneddon 1984 WJ Mitchell 1985 AC Sneddon 1986 I Innes 1987 GR Torkington 1988 S Smith 1989 A Crummey 1990 DRH Ness 1991 WH Williams 1992 JG Jones 1993 MDG Hopley 1994 GR Torkington 1995 SJ Cunningham 1996 SJ Cunningham 1997 P Cromey 1998 MDG Hopley 1999 RA McPherson 2000 MDG Hopley 2001 MDG Hopley 2002 DW Robertson 2003 MDG Hopley 2004 AES Mair 2005 RI Dickson 2006 MDG Hopley 2007 GG Mackenzie 2008 GA Henshaw 2009 MDG Hopley 2010 MDG Hopley 2011 GA Henshaw 2012 MDG Hopley 2013 GA Henshaw 2014 MDG Hopley 2015 RI Dickson 2016 RI Dickson 2017 GG Mackenzie 2018 AR Thomson 2019 RI Dickson 2020 No competition

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Captain’s Trophy

The Captain's Trophy was donated in 1968 by Ronnie Seiler who was Captain from 1967-69 and a President from 2002. Awarded to the winner of handicap matchplay. Qualifiers are the best 8 nett first round scores, over either round, at the Spring Outing. The qualifying rules have remained unchanged since inception.

Winners 1968 W Todd 1969 DJC Sneddon 1970 HR Crosbie 1971 S Smith 1972 DRD Hyslop 1973 R Cooper 1974 ER Seiler 1975 RG Henderson 1976 J Johnson 1977 G Kennedy 1978 A Bauld 1979 DRD Hyslop 1980 G Kennedy 1981 S Smith 1982 BH Sneddon 1983 DAG Hopley 1984 ER Seiler 1985 1986 WJE Bradshaw 1987 DW Kay 1988 DW Kay 1989 DR Smith 1990 RI Dickson 1991 DR Smith 1992 MDG Hopley 1993 MDG Hopley 1994 GR Torkington 1995 GP Cumming 1996 RI Dickson 1997 MDG Hopley 1998 GG Mackenzie 1999 DAG Hopley 2000 GG Mackenzie 2001 MCD Milligan 2002 SJ Cunningham 2003 SJ Cunningham 2004 MR Strachan 2005 SJ Cunningham 2006 G Boyd 2007 MCD Milligan 2008 GG Mackenzie 2009 RI Dickson 2010 MC Roughead 2011 AJ Campbell 2012 AES Mair 2013 MDG Hopley 2014 MDG Hopley 2015 CA MacGregor 2016 ES Davidson 2017 S Smith 2018 M Everden 2019 AJ Green 2020 No competition

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Ballantyne Trophy

The Ballantyne Trophy was donated in 1970 by Walter Ballantyne, who was Captain from 1939-40 and President from 1969 to 1988. It was originally decided over the best 3 nett scores for the season. At least three outings had to be attended, but 2 scores could come from the same outing. In 1972, the current format was introduced, with the best four nett scores from any outing. In 1975 the competition changed from being based against par to standard scratch. It is not clear how long this lasted, but par again became the measure through the 1980s and 1990s. In 2000 the basis of the measurement reverted to standard scratch.

Winners 1970 M Mannering 1971 G Kennedy 1972 DW Ferguson 1973 G Kennedy 1974 ER Seiler 1975 DMS Henderson 1976 G Kennedy 1977 DAG Hopley 1978 ER Seiler 1979 K Angus 1980 J Millar 1981 DW Ferguson 1982 DAG Hopley & J Millar 1983 A Gorman 1984 A Gorman 1985 J Millar 1986 I Innes 1987 G Boyd 1988 S Smith 1989 DW Robertson 1990 DW Robertson 1991 JG Jones 1992 JG Jones 1993 MDG Hopley 1994 GR Torkington 1995 SJ Cunningham 1996 SJ Cunningham 1997 P Cromey 1998 P Cromey 1999 A Ballantyne 2000 AES Mair 2001 SJ Cunningham 2002 G Boyd 2003 SJ Cunningham 2004 AES Mair 2005 SJ Cunningham 2006 IR Parrish 2007 GG Mackenzie 2008 GA Henshaw 2009 MDG Hopley 2010 RI Dickson 2011 MC Roughead 2012 MDG Hopley 2013 RI Dickson 2014 GA Henshaw 2015 GA Henshaw 2016 RI Dickson 2017 CA Macgregor 2018 CA Macgregor 2019 Richard I Dickson 2020 No competition

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Sneddon Tankard

Awarded to the best nett aggregate over two rounds at the Spring Outing at Gullane.

Donated by the then Captain, Derek Sneddon in 1971, the criteria for the Sneddon Tankard have remained unchanged since inception. In 1980, a replacement tankard had to be purchased after the original went missing at the 1979 Annual Dinner. The original was subsequently found in 1981 and played for as the Lost & Found Trophy at another outing.

Winners 1972 G Henderson 1973 R Cooper 1974 ER Seiler 1975 ER Seiler 1976 J Johnson 1977 J Johnson 1978 ER Seiler 1979 W Hunter 1980 GR Torkington 1981 S Smith 1982 I Innes 1983 A Gorman 1984 WJ Mitchell 1985 J Millar 1986 I Innes 1987 DW Kay 1988 S Smith 1989 C Brough 1990 S Smith 1991 WH Williams 1992 WJE Bradshaw 1993 MDG Hopley 1994 C Brough 1995 SJ Cunningham 1996 DH Wilson 1997 P Cromey 1998 AD Cumming 1999 AC Sneddon 2000 DR Snodgrass 2001 MDG Hopley 2002 MDG Hopley 2003 AES Mair 2004 GA Henshaw 2005 WJE Bradshaw 2006 IR Parrish 2007 GA Henshaw

2008 GA Henshaw 2009 MDG Hopley 2010 GA Henshaw

2011 RI Dickson 2012 GA Henshaw 2013 RI Dickson

2014 GA Henshaw 2015 AES Mair 2016 AES Mair

2017 W Lam 2018 CA MacGregor 2019 JD Hunter

2020 No competition

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Williams Tankard

Donated in 1971 by Hugh Williams, who was Captain from 1977-79. Awarded to the best nett aggregate over two rounds at the Autumn Outing at Gullane. In 2019 the Autumn outing moved to Archerfield and then it was awarded over one round.

Winners 1972 R Cooper 1973 G Kennedy 1974 AE Kennedy 1975 DRD Hyslop 1976 WH Williams 1977 JS Slater 1978 K Angus 1979 GR Torkington 1980 WH Williams 1981 DW Ferguson 1982 J Ross 1983 DJC Sneddon 1984 AH Williams 1985 DAG Hopley 1986 AH Williams 1987 P Ferguson 1988 S Smith 1989 DJC Sneddon 1990 GR Torkington 1991 JG Jones 1992 AH Williams 1993 MDG Hopley 1994 GR Torkington 1995 K Spillane 1996 GD Arthur 1997 GA Henshaw 1998 A Ballantyne 1999 A Ballantyne 2000 MDG Hopley 2001 PK Rennie 2002 WJE Bradshaw 2003 SJ Cunningham 2004 IR Parrish 2005 RI Dickson 2006 SW Cordier 2007 IR Parrish 2008 RI Dickson 2009 RG Cunningham 2010 AN Guild 2011 AR Thomson 2012 MDG Hopley 2013 CA MacGregor 2014 GA Henshaw 2015 CA MacGregor 2016 NI Barclay 2017 CA MacGregor 2018 RG Cunningham 2019 CA MacGregor 2020 AR Thomson

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Kennedy Quaich

Awarded to the winner of the Winter Bonspeil handicap matchplay competition.

Donated in 1980 by the then Captain, Gilbert Kennedy, who proceeded to be the first recipient.

Winners 1980 G Kennedy 1981 DAG Hopley 1982 DW Ferguson 1983 J Gibson 1984 DW Kay 1985 J Millar 1986 DW Kay 1987 AH Williams 1988 WJE Bradshaw 1989 DW Kay 1990 JG Jones 1991 WJE Bradshaw 1992 G Boyd 1993 DAG Hopley 1994 MDG Hopley 1995 DAG Hopley 1996 RI Dickson 1997 DAG Hopley 1998 RI Dickson 1999 ER Seiler 2000 SJ Cunningham 2001 ARD Forbes 2002 WD Alexander 2003 SA Murray 2004 G Boyd 2005 WJE Bradshaw 2006 AES Mair 2007 M Dickson 2008 G Boyd 2009 Not presented 2010 MDG Hopley 2011 MC Roughead 2012 DC Paterson 2013 AES Mair 2014 AR Thomson 2015 LIA Fisher 2016 AR Thomson 2017 Not presented 2018 S Smith 2019 JD Hunter 2020 No competition

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Jubilee Salver

Awarded to the best nett stableford score at Duddingston

Donated in 1974 by the Club to mark its 50th anniversary at a cost of £14. It was originally awarded for the best nett score over the Braids. In 1982 it was played for over Deer Park before returning to the Braids the following year. After the demise of the Braids outing in 1991, the Salver was re-introduced at Aylith in its current format in 1994. In 2000 the Aylith outing was moved to King's Acre, which was subsequently washed out so it was not presented in that year. In 2001 therefore it was awarded for the first time at King's Acre and the format changed to Stableford. In 2006, after failing to win it for the 4th time in a row the previous year, new Captain Bill Alexander moved it to his home course of Duddingston.

Winners 1975 I Lambie 1976 DAG Hopley 1977 I Lambie 1978 J Millar 1979 JS Slater 1980 WH Aitken 1981 G Kennedy 1982 DW Ferguson 1983 AC Sneddon 1984 WJE Bradshaw 1985 J Millar 1986 D Jubb 1987 DS Sneddon 1988 ER Seiler 1989 C Crummey 1990 AH Williams 1991 S Smith 1992-93 not presented 1994 DRD Hyslop 1995 ARD Forbes 1996 G Boyd 1997 P Cromey 1998 JG Jones 1999 SJ Cunningham 2000 no competition 2001 HWM Polson 2002 WD Alexander 2003 WD Alexander 2004 WD Alexander 2005 DH Wilson 2006 AA Kee 2007 MDG Hopley 2008 GA Henshaw 2009 SW Cordier 2010 CA MacGregor 2011 WD Alexander 2012 MDG Hopley 2013 AR Thomson 2014 ES Davidson 2015 AR Thomson 2016 M Everden 2017 RI Dickson 2018 CA Macgregor 2019 P Flowers 2020 D Webster

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Lost & Found Tankard

Awarded to the best nett score at Monktonhall

This Trophy was originally the first Sneddon Tankard until it was 'lost' in 1979 at the Annual Dinner and 'found' in 1981. By then a replacement Sneddon Tankard had been obtained and the original was re-christened and first played for at the West Linton outing in 1982.

It was originally played as a stableford in the first year, before changing to strokeplay in 1983. In 2004 the competition was moved to Cardrona and promptly washed out! In 2006, it moved to Craigielaw, then Kinross in 2007, Kings Acre in 2008 & 2009 then Bruntsfield in 2010. From 2015 the event moved to Monktonhall.

Winners

1982 K Fraser 1983 DC Ferguson 1984 DRD Hyslop 1985 DAG Hopley 1986 AC Sneddon 1987 G Boyd 1988 RI Dickson 1989 T Schofield 1990 DW Robertson 1991 WH Williams 1992 C Brough 1993 DRD Hyslop 1994 RTS Stewart 1995 I Innes 1996 GD Cairns 1997 J Malloch 1998 C Brough 1999 DRD Baxter 2000 no competition 2001 C Brown 2002 WD Alexander 2003 G Boyd 2004 No competition 2005 G Trainor 2006 SW Cordier 2007 WJE Bradshaw 2008 RG Cunningham 2009 KG Cameron 2010 WD Alexander 2011 S Anderson 2012 IM Slaughter 2013 WD Alexander 2014 DC Paterson 2015 NJ Millar 2016 S Morton 2017 GA Henshaw 2018 CA MacGregor 2019 CA MacGregor 2020 No competition

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Challenge Tankard

Awarded to the best scratch score at Monktonhall

Doug Smith, who was Secretary from 1985-89, donated the Challenge Tankard in 1985. It was originally played as a three-club challenge over the Braids. After two years the other 11 clubs were permitted and it became a stableford competition over first Lothianburn (1988), Ratho Park (1989) and Deer Park (1990-93). In 1994 the outing moved to Aylith and the Tankard was now awarded for the best scratch score. In 2000, the West Linton outing was re-established to replace the Aylith outing and the Challenge Tankard awarded to the best scratch prize at that outing. However the 2000 outing was cancelled, so it was first awarded at West Linton in 2001. In 2004 the competition was moved to Cardrona, although the first year was washed out! In 2006, it moved to Craigielaw followed by Kinross in 2007 before heading to Kings Acre for 2 years and then Brunstfield in 2010 for five years. In 2015 the event moved to Monktonhall.

Winners 1985 AE Kennedy 1986 AC Sneddon 1987 G Boyd 1988 WH Williams 1989 DW Robertson 1990 DW Robertson 1991 G Boyd 1992 MP Donaghy 1993 GD Cairns 1994 MDG Cruickshank 1995 WD Scott 1996 RI Dickson 1997 RI Dickson 1998 SM Yule 1999 SM Yule 2000 no competition 2001 DA Hughes 2002 RI Dickson 2003 DWH Hunter 2004 No competition 2005 RI Dickson 2006 M Dickson 2007 GG Mackenzie 2008 RI Dickson 2009 DC Paterson 2010 RI Dickson 2011 M Dickson 2012 MDG Hopley 2013 AES Mair 2014 RI Dickson 2015 AES Mair 2016 S Morton 2017 RI Dickson 2018 AR Thomson 2019 M Everden 2020 No competition

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Caermount Quaich

Awarded to the best scratch score at Muirfield.

Donated by David Hyslop in 1989, the Quaich replaced the visually challenged Mackenzie Vases. David was Captain from 1956-57 and is Honorary President from 1989-2001.

Winners 1989 LF Hall 1990 D Cheyne 1991 G Boyd 1992 MDG Hopley 1993 MDG Hopley 1994 MDG Hopley 1995 MDG Cruickshank 1996 AH Williams 1997 AH Williams 1998 AH Williams 1999 AES Mair 2000 MDG Cruickshank 2001 CJ Steele 2002 DW Robertson 2003 C Brown 2004 CDW Kidd 2005 RA McPherson 2006 RA McPherson 2007 M Dickson 2008 RA McPherson 2009 M Dickson 2010 MDG Hopley 2011 RA McPherson 2012 RI Dickson 2013 RI Dickson 2014 RJ Ainsworth 2015 RJ Ainsworth 2016 RI Dickson 2017 RJ Ainsworth 2018 NJ Millar 2019 LIA Fisher 2020 No competition

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Mackenzie Vases

The vases were donated in 1972 by J Mackenzie, who was a Vice-President from 1927-28 and 1972-75. He was one of the founder members of Caermount and had won them at one of the first Club outings in 1924. The vases were first presented for the best scratch score at Dunbar in 1974 and then Muirfield from 1976 to 1988. They were replaced by the Caermount Quaich in 1989.

Winners 1976 LF Hall 1977 DAG Hopley 1978 R Hamilton 1979 R Hamilton 1980 R Hamilton 1981 R Hamilton 1982 LF Hall 1983 R Hamilton 1984 K Cameron 1985 DW Kay 1986 DAG Hopley 1987 D Jubb 1988 AH Williams

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Hong Kong Putter

Awarded to the best nett score at Muirfield.

Donated in 1987 by David Cheyne before he left to work in Hong Kong, hence the name.

Winners 1987 S Mackenzie 1988 P Ferguson 1989 DW Ferguson 1990 T Schofield 1991 GD Cairns 1992 S Denholm 1993 G Boyd 1994 GR Torkington 1995 GD Cairns 1996 SJ Cunningham 1997 MDG Hopley 1998 SJ Cunningham 1999 WW Cowan 2000 DAG Hopley 2001 DW Robertson 2002 G Boyd 2003 CDW Kidd 2004 AES Mair 2005 MC Oldham 2006 A Eser 2007 RI Dickson 2008 SJ Cunningham 2009 AJ Campbell 2010 RW Jamieson 2011 CA MacGregor 2012 GA Henshaw 2013 CA MacGregor 2014 CA MacGregor 2015 R Mackay 2016 E Robertson 2017 RW Jamieson 2018 RJ Ainsworth 2019 CA MacGregor 2020 No competition

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Crinan Cup

The Crinan Cup was donated by WD (Bill) Alexander when he left office as Captain 2006-07. The Crinan Cup is awarded on a ‘grand prix’ style points system for the top 8 nett or Stableford scores in each of the rounds from the Spring outing through to the Autumn outing inclusive. Points will be awarded on the basis of 10 for the winner, 8 for 2nd, 6 for 3rd and then 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Every round counts.

Winners 2008 GA Henshaw 2009 RG Cunningham 2010 RI Dickson 2011 AN Guild 2012 MDG Hopley 2013 AR Thomson 2014 RI Dickson 2015 CA Macgregor 2016 RI Dickson 2017 CA Macgregor 2018 CA Macgregor 2019 CA Macgregor 2020 No competition

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Hopley Senior Salver

The Seniors Salver was donated by David Hopley (Captain 1990-91, President 2009-10) and Martin Hopley (Captain 2012-13) in 1996.

Awarded to the winner of handicap match play for members aged over 50. The qualification format changed during the initial years. In 1996, the best four nett scores from Muirfield qualified. This was amended to the best four nett scores from either Muirfield or West Linton the 1997. In 1998 the current format was introduced with the best two nett scores from Muirfield and the best nett score from each of the summer outings qualifying for the match play.

Winners 1996 ER Seiler 1997 WH Williams 1998 RS Rainey 1999 J Malloch 2000 DAG Hopley 2001 AA Kee 2002 WD Alexander 2003 WD Alexander 2004 WD Alexander 2005 DC Paterson 2006 DC Paterson 2007 WD Alexander 2008 WD Alexander 2009 DC Paterson 2010 RI Dickson 2011 RG Cunningham 2012 RG Cunningham 2013 RI Dickson 2014 AES Mair 2015 RI Dickson 2016 J Steyn 2017 RI Dickson 2018 GG Mackenzie 2019 GG Mackenzie 2020 No competition

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Livingstone Junior Trophy

The Livingstone Junior Trophy was donated by Sandy Livingstone in 1977, to be awarded to the junior with the best aggregate nett score over two rounds. It was first played in 1977 over the Braids and Gullane. Since then it has been played over Gullane when juniors have been present at outings.

Winners 1977 AG Hastings 1982 G Millar 1983 JAL Seiler 1984 MDG Hopley 1985 MDG Hopley 1986 JAL Seiler 1987 JAL Seiler 1988 RWE Seiler 1989 RWE Seiler 1990 RMG Hopley 1991 P Cornish 2003 M Dickson 2004 M Dickson 2005 M Dickson 2006 M Dickson 2007 M Dickson 2008 M Dickson

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Duffers Cup

As its inscription says, the Cup is awarded by the Caermount Committee to the 'Best Runner-Up' each year. Donated in 1991 by Stan Smith who was Captain twice between 1959-60 and 1988-89 and a Vice-President from 1999 to 2000.

Winner Commendation 1991 AE Kennedy On a score at West Linton until went OB several times at the 18th. 1992 GR Torkington Gullane: leading after morning round before wheels came off after lunch. 1993 GR Torkington Neglecting to return Duffer's Cup from previous year. 1994 AC Sneddon Runner-up in Club Championship and Captains' Trophy. 1995 MDG Hopley Not winning a trophy this year after 11 in previous 3 years. 1996 DAG Hopley Did not qualify for the inaugural Hopley Seniors' Salver. 1997 SJ Cunningham 6 wins in 1995/96 + fatherhood = one 2nd place & two 1st round exits in '97. 1998 DH Wilson Leading after Spring am, had NR in pm and two more in Autumn. 1999 MDG Hopley Runner-up in Club Championship, Adam Trophy and Braids 75th Outing. 2000 RI Dickson Lost 1st round Club Championship and too many 2nds to mention. 2001 G Boyd West Linton: Treble bogied 18th to lose scratch & handicap on countback. 2002 RI Dickson Muirfield: two pars to win scratch or handicap - finished 12, 6 (+9) to lose both. 2003 JG Jones 'Failing to place' in any outing during 2 years as Captain. 2004 DH Wilson Multiple runners-up places (& victim of Captain Cunningham's self preservation vote). 2005 CG Bell Played every outing in 2005 and still no trophy in 8 years as member. 2006 RI Dickson 3 wins in 2005 to no wins and 2 runners-up in 2006, including once to his son. 2007 AES Mair Playing off 4, shot +19 at Kinross to be runner-up, 5 shots off the pace. 2008 MDG Hopley Runner-up in Club Championship, Captain's Trophy and both trophies at Muirfield. 2009 SW Cordier Leading AM Autumn, dropped to last PM to lose Williams, Ballantyne and Crinan. 2010 AR Thomson Best runner-up ahead of Captain Mair's double final loss & Secretary Bob's 14 @ 14th. 2011 GA Henshaw On course to win scratch and handicap at Autumn until took 10 at 35th hole. 2012 A Campbell Reached semi-final of Lothians Handicap Match Play representing Caermount. 2013 MC Roughead Captain of Sivewright team that made semi-final for 2nd year in a row. 2014 S Morton For erroneously being awarded the Captain's Trophy. 2015 W Lam Two superb rounds, but no silverware - until now. 2015 JD Hunter Consistently in the frame all year, but no silverware - until now. 2016 2017 S Morton Forgot Spring was 2 round qualifying, NR in PM when would have qualified for Champs 2018 I Parrish After net 64 in Spring, lost aggregate in Autumn after double digits @ 5th, 4 gorse bushes & 3 drops. 2019 GG Mackenzie Played every outing finishing 2nd or 3rd without winning. 2nd Crinan, 3rd Ballantyne too.