Society Honours
Since it's inception in 2013 EuroDov Tour members have competed for a number of honours in individual and team format. The EuroDov Tour boasts four major's in its tournament rotation, The EuroDov Cup, The Invitational, The Order of Merit and the Montgomery Cup. (All tournaments marked with asterixis)
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Below is the Honour Roll by event.
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Anstruther Medal
The Anstruther Medal debuted on the EuroDov Tour in 2021. The Tour's first pairs format is a Fourball Matchplay competition played over 9 holes. 16 teams compete in a qualifying round to determine the Medal and Plate draw then play a semi-final then a Final/Third-Fourth place matches. The winning team will win three straight matches to claim the Anstruther Medal.
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The tournament is hosted over Anstruther, Milnathort and Saline golf courses on an annual rotation.
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Anstruther Medal
2021- Greig Baxter​ (Anstruther)
2022 - Graeme Connor & Sam Goldie (Milnathort)
Anstruther Plate
2021- ​Graeme Connor & Daniel Peck (Anstruther)
2022 - Allan Kinnear & Jim Robertson (Milnathort)
2023 - Paul Gowens & Scott Gowens (Falkland)
2024 - Paul Gowens & Rory Malloch (Saline)
EuroDov Cup*
The EuroDov Cup was the first individual strokeplay event organised by the Tour. It was also the first, and to this day only, event to take place on the continent. It is considered as one of the four majors on the EuroDov Tour.
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The EuroDov Cup is a three day, 54 hole, singles strokeplay event with full handicap allowances. The event changes venue each year visiting some of Europe's premier golfing resorts.
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Open de La Manga
The 2018 EuroDov Cup was played over 36 holes on the South and North Course at La Manga Resort, Spain.​
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1. David McColgan - 167
2. Denis Duncan - 180
3. John Hedges - 203
4. Alan Duncan - 217
5. Stephen Green - 223
6. Andy Love - 232
Open de Quinta da Marinha
The 2019 EuroDov Cup was played over 54 holes at Quinta da Marinha, Cascais, Portugal.
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1. Greig Baxter - 242
2. David McColgan - 247
3. John Hedges - 263
Northumberland Open
The 2021 EuroDov Cup was played over the Hunting and Priestman courses at Slaley Hall, Northumberland, UK.
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2. Stuart Allan - 234
3. Denis Duncan - 242
4 Jim Robertson - 259
5. Andy Love - 261
6. Stephen Green - 264
T7. William McColgan - W/D
T7. David Hutcheson - W/D
The Mere Open
The 2022 EuroDov Cup was played over 54 holes on the Championship Course, The Mere Golf and Spa resort, Cheshire, UK.
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2. Kevin Brannan - 236
3. Stephen Green - 240
4. Paul Gowens - 241
5. Stuart Allan - 248
6. David Hutcheson - 273
7. Denis Duncan - 274
8. William McColgan - W/D
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Open de Cascais
The 2023 EuroDov Cup was played over 54 holes at Quinta da Marinha, Penha Longa & Estoril golf courses, Cascais, Portugal.​
2. Graeme Connor - 241
3. David McColgan - 246
4. Stephen Green - 248
5. Denis Duncan - 252
6. Stevie Orr - 253
7. Stuart Allan - 264
8. Greig Baxter - W/D
Open de Cascais
The 2024 EuroDov Cup was played over 54 holes at Quinta da Marinha, Oitavos Dunes Dunes & Penha Longa courses, Cascais, Portugal.​
2. Paul Gowens - 229
3. Graeme Connor - 245
4. Kevin Brannan - 267
4. Stuart Allan - 267
6. Stephen Green - 273
8. Denis Duncan - 291
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Open de Marbella
The 2025 EuroDov Cup was played over 54 holes at Marbella CC, Los Naranjos & Alfirini Golf clubs in Marbella, Spain.
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1. David McColgan - 238
2. Paul Gowens - 240
T3. Callum McNeill - 243
T3. Richard Mair - 243
5. Kevin Brannan - 248
6. Stuart Allan - 258
7. Stephen Green - 283
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The Matchplay
The Matchplay was first held in 2024.
It is an open event to all players who have membership of the Tour and is a straight knock out competition with winner progressing to the next round. Players receive full handicap allowance and matches are played on a course agreeable between both players.
The Matchplay
2024 - Paul Gowens
Order of Merit*
The Order of Merit was introduced by the EuroDov Tour in 2021. The tournament comprises of 7 separate stages with 8 qualifying rounds. Players are awarded points based on final positions in each stage, with the two rounds of the Tour Championship awarding double points. The winner of the James Braid Quaich is the player with the most cumulative points through out the season and awarded the title Champion Golfer of the Year. The winner of the Harry Vardon Trophy is the player with the best average net score across the season.
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Champion Golfer of the Year
Harry Vardon Trophy
2022
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David McColgan (70.5)
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David McColgan (69.25)
2024
David McColgan (69.86)
St Andrews Open
The Order of Merit opens at The Home of Golf St Andrews as the players take on The Eden Course
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2021 - David McColgan (71)
2022 - David McColgan (73)
2023 - Alan Duncan (65)
2024 - Stuart Sutherland (57*)
​2025 - David McColgan (67)
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* 2024 St Andrews Open was played over 14 holes
Kinghorn Classic
The Order of Merit's next stop is the Old Tom Morris designed Kinghorn Golf Course ​
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2021 - David McColgan (64)
2022 - David McColgan (73)
2023 - Stevie Orr (60)
2024 - Stuart Sutherland (65)
2025 - David McColgan (65)
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MCM @ Pitfirrane
The MCM is the nomad of the Tour, it is now homed at Dunfermline GC and held in May.
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2021 - Stephen Green (72)
2022 - Paul Gowens (60)
2023 - Richard Mair (62)
2024 - Richard Mair (71)
Kings Cup
The Order of Merit returns to Fife at the short but challenging Canmore Golf Club, Dunfermline​
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2021 - Andy Love (60)
2022 - Paul Gowens (64)
2023 - Barry Cunningham (64)
2024 - Stevie Orr (62)
Dodhead Invitational
The James Braid designed Burntisland Golf House Club hosts the Order of Merit in July
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2021 - Stuart Allan (63)
2022 - David McColgan (72)
2023 - David McColgan (67)
2024 - Stuart Allan (66)
Forrester Open @ Lochgelly
The Order of Merit visits the Lochgelly Golf Club in the last stop before the Tour Championship.
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2021 - Denis Duncan (74)
2022 - David McColgan (65)
2023 - Richard Mair (68)
2024 - Paul Gowens (67)
The Tour Championship
The event of the Order of Merit is the 36 hole Tour Championship. The host venue is Craigielaw Golf Club on Scotland's Golf Coast in East Lothian. The Tour Championship awards double order of merit points for each round and the individual event winner is determined through 36 holes.
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2022 - Kevin Brannan (139)
2023 - Stuart Allan (145)
The Inchkeith Cup
The Inchkeith Cup is awarded to the player with the best aggregate score to par (2 counting rounds) in the Kinghorn Classic, MCM @ Aberdour & Dodhead Invitational.​
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2022 - Paul Gowens (E)
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2023 - Barry Cunningham (-4)
2024 - David McColgan (-2)
Q-School
Q-School was first held in 2024.
It features 6 qualifying events throughout the season with the field awarded points for each event based on their standings on the leaderboard.
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The winner of Q-School is awarded the Q-School salver.
Q-School Salver
2024 - Scott Gowens
RyDov Cup
This was the maiden event on the EuroDov Tour, first competed for in 2013.
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The tournament is a Team matchplay event which includes Team, individual and pairs honours.
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RyDov Cup
WON by
Team Dov
Captain - David McColgan
V. Captain - Marcus McCran
Christopher Bell
Kevin Brannan
Stephen Green
Scott Hamilton
RETAINED by
Team Dov
Captain - David McColgan
V. Captain - William McColgan
Kevin Brannan
Denis Duncan
Marcus McCran
Stuart Sutherland
WON by
Team Dov
Captain - David McColgan
V. Captain - John Hedges
Greig Baxter
Kevin Brannan
Alan Duncan
Stephen Green
Stephen Hedges
Stuart Sutherland
WON by
Team Hedges
Captain - John Hedges
V. Captain - David McColgan
Kevin Brannan
Scott Hamilton
David Hutcheson
Allan Kinnear
William McColgan
Ryan Strachan
WON by
Team Duncan
Captain - Denis Duncan
V. Captain - Greig Baxter
Stuart Allan
Kevin Brannan
David Hutcheson
Allan Kinnear
Andy Love
Ryan Strachan
Stuart Sutherland
Curly van Spaendonck
WON by
Team Duncan
Captain - Denis Duncan
V. Captain - David McColgan
Stuart Allan
Graeme Connor
Stephen Green
Scott Hamilton
Scott Hardie
John Hedges
David Hutcheson
Allan Kinnear
2021 RyDov Cup
WON by
Team Baxter
Captain - Grieg Baxter
V. Captain - Kevin Brannan
Barry Cunningham
Stephen Green
David Hutcheson
Allan Kinnear
Andy Love
Kieran Lynch
Andy MacGregor
David McColgan
Gavin Robertson
Stuart Sutherland
WON by
Team Brannan
Captain - Kevin Brannan
Graeme Connor
Alan Duncan
Paul Gowens
Stephen Green
Allan Kinnear
David McColgan
Andy McGregor
Daniel Peck
Jim Robertson
Stuart Sutherland
WON by
Team Love
Captain - Andy Love
Vice Captain - Kieran Lynch Stuart Allan
Stuart Anderson
Graeme Connor
Barry Cunningham
Paul Gowens
Stephen Hedges
David McColgan
Callum McNeill
Graeme Rose
Stuart Sutherland
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​WON by
Team Gowens
Captain - Paul Gowens
Vice Captain - Graeme Connor
Stuart Anderson
Scott Gowens
Ally Greenshields
Richard Mair
Rory Malloch
Andy McGregor
Callum McNeill
Joel Morrison
Stevie Orr
Graeme Rose
2025 RyDov Cup
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Vice Captain -
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2026 RyDov Cup
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Vice Captain -
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Montgomery Cup*
Awarded to the lowest individual scratch score (2013-2019), lowest net score from (2020 onwards)
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2013 - Barry Cunningham
2016 - David McColgan
2017 - David McColgan
2018 - David McColgan (76/71)
2019 - David McColgan (79/74)
2020 - Scott Hardie (89/71)
2021 - Andy Love (97/68)
2022 - Allan Kinnear (88/70)
2023 - Callum McNeill (85/72)
2024 - Stuart Sutherland (89/63)
Bruce Cup
Awarded to the lowest individual net score (2013-2019), lowest net score from the high handicap category (2020 onwards)
2013 - Scott Hamilton
2016 - Stephen Hedges
2017 - Denis Duncan
2018 - John Hedges (105/83)
2019 - Allan Kinnear (97/74)
2020 - William McColgan (105/77)
2021 - Curly van Spaendonck (108/73)
2022 - Paul Gowens (94/74)
2023 - Richard Mair (94/74)
2024 - Scott Gowens (97/68)
Kinross Medal
Awarded to the lowest net Greensome pairing.
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2013 - Not awarded
2016 - D. McColgan/Sutherland
2017 - Baxter/D.McColgan
2018 - Hamilton/Strachan
2019 - Kinnear/van Spaendonck
2020 - Baxter/Love
2021 - W.McColgan/Peck
2022 - Lynch/Orr
Summer Shootout
The Summer Shootout was was first played for in 2023. It is an individual stroke play event played over 18 holes. The event is played on the PGA Academy Course at Gleneagles and comprises of 9 par 3 holes played in four loops.
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The winner of the Summer Shootout wins the Duncan-French Tankard named after George Duncan and Emmet French who captained the British and US teams, respectively, at the 1921 International match held at Gleneagles, classed as the precursor to the Ryder Cup.
Duncan-French Tankard
2024 -
The Invitational*
The Invitational was first played for in 2022. The event is a 36 hole singles stroke play competition. ​The event is held at Tulliallan Golf Club, Kincardine.
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It is the only event on the EuroDov Tour that has qualifying rules. The field of 8 players is drawn from the top 8 net scores in the preceding years RyDov Cup.
The Invitational Trophy
2022 - Andy Love (148)
2023 - Kevin Brannan (142)
2024 - David McColgan (140)
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2025 - Paul Gowens
Tournament of Champions
The Tournament of Champions was first played for in 2022. The event is an 18 hole singles stableford competition. ​
The field consists of players who have won an honour throughout the season with a total of 19 places available.
Tournament of Champions
2022 - David McColgan (39 points)
2023 -