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French International Amateur Championship
Tournament information
Location France
Established1904
Organised byFédération française de golf
Format72-hole stroke play
Month playedMay
Current champion
Netherlands Benjamin Reuter

The French International Amateur Championship is an annual amateur golf tournament that is held in France and organised by the Fédération Française de Golf.[1]

The French Open Amateur Championship was established in 1904 and used match play format. In 1986, a national open amateur 72-hole stroke play championship was instituted. The French Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship elevated the standing of the pre-existing Grand Prix de Chantilly, established in 1945 and held at Golf de Chantilly in Vineuil-Saint-Firmin. From this time, the match play championship was held in alternate years until 2001, after which it was discontinued. The match play returned annually for three years from 2008 to 2010 before being discontinued once more.[2][3]

Trophies

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The French Open Amateur Championship was played for the Trophée Gordon Bennett. When the stroke play championship began, the match play championship retained this trophy. The French Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship adopted the Grand Prix de Chantilly's Coupe Murat, named for the grandson of Joachim, 6th Prince Murat, president of Chantilly Golf Club between 1909 and 1932.[4]

In 2023, the Coupe Murat was transferred to the French Open Mid-Amateur Championship, for over 35s,[5] and the Trophée Gordon Bennett returned to the men's open amateur.[2][3]

Winners

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French International Amateur Championship – Trophée Gordon Bennett
Year Champion Score Margin
of victory		 Runner(s)-up Venue Ref
2024 Netherlands Benjamin Reuter 212 1 stroke Switzerland Jean-leon Aeschlimann
France Giampaolo Gagliardi
Switzerland Filippo Serra		 Aisses [6]
2023 Germany Carl Siemens 211 5 strokes France Nathan Legendre Aisses [7]
French Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship – Coupe Murat[2]
Year Champion Score Margin
of victory		 Runner(s)-up Ref
2022 France Martin Couvra 282 (−2) 5 strokes France Adam Bresnu
France Ugo Malcor		 [8]
2021 Germany Philipp Katich 281 (−3) 2 strokes Italy Andrea Romano
Italy Matteo Cristoni		 [9]
2020 No tournament
2019 France Charles Larcelet 280 (−4) 3 strokes Netherlands Jerry Ji [10]
2018 France Hubert Tisserand 279 (−5) 1 stroke France Jeremy Gandon
France Francois Lagraulet		 [11]
2017 England Josh Hilleard 278 (−6) Playoff France Pierre Pineau [12]
2016 Spain Iván Cantero 208 (−5) Playoff England Marco Penge [13]
2015 France Jeong-weon Ko 284 (par) Playoff France Francois Lagraulet [14]
2014 Germany Maximilian Röhrig 277 (−7) Playoff France Kenny Subregis [15]
2013 France Adrien Saddier 280 (−4) 5 strokes Germany Martin Keskari [16]
2012 France Lionel Weber 287 (+3) 1 stroke France Romain Langasque [17]
2011 France Gary Stal 280 (−4) 8 strokes France Edouard Espana [18]
2010 France Alexander Lévy 270 (−10) 2 strokes Spain Adrian Otaegui [19]
2009 Finland Kalle Samooja 281 (+1) 2 strokes England Darren Wright [20]
2008 France David Antonelli 275 (−5) 5 strokes Italy Federico Colombo [21]
2007 Netherlands Tim Sluiter 274 (−6) 6 strokes England Dale Whitnell [22]
2006 Germany Sean Einhaus 278 (−2) 6 strokes Netherlands Tim Sluiter [23]
2005 Switzerland Tino Weiss France Julien Grillon [24]
2004 France François Calmels [4]
2003 France Yves Petit-Dubousquet [4]
2002 France François Illouz [4]
2001 France Philippe Lima
2000 France François Delamontagne
1999 France Sébastien Branger
1998 Germany Tino Schuster
1997 France Christophe Ravetto
1996 France Benjamin Nicolay
1995 France François Illouz [4]
1994 Denmark Jesper Kjærbye
1993 France Jean-Marc de Polo
1992 Mexico Alberto Valenzuela
1991 France François Illouz [4]
1990 Sweden Klas Eriksson
1989 Denmark Henrik Simonsen
1988 Sweden Joakim Haeggman [25]
1987 Mexico Alberto Valenzuela
1986 Taiwan Lin Chie-hsiang
French Open Amateur Match Play Championship – Trophée Gordon Bennett[2]
Year Champion Score Runner(s)-up Venue Ref
2010 France Clément Berardo 10 and 8 France Franck Daux Saint-Germain
2009 France Thomas Elissalde 5 and 4 Switzerland Ken Benz Saint-Cloud
2008 France Gary Stal 5 and 4 France Jérôme Lando-Casanova Fontainebleau
2002–2007 Not held
2001 Denmark Christian Bindslev 4 and 3 France Charles-Édouard Russo Médoc
2000 Not held
1999 France Sébastian Branger 4 and 3 England Neil Pabari Seignosse
1998 Not held
1997 Spain Sergio García 9 and 8 England Gary Birch Palmola
1996 Not held
1995 France Christophe Ravetto 2 and 1 France Sébastien Delagrange Médoc
1994 Not held
1993 Spain Álvaro Salto 4 and 3 France Thomas Besancenez Wantzenau
1992 Not held
1991 Australia Philip Johns 3 and 2 Mexico Alberto Valenzuela Le Golf National
1990 Not held
1989 United States Gary Shemano 6 and 5 Finland Sauli Mäkiluoma Morfontaine
1988 Not held
1987 Sweden Frederik Lindgren 4 and 3 France Éric Giraud Nîmes Campagne
1986 Not held
1985 Egypt Ramy Taher 2 and 1 France Jean-François Remésy Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche
1984 France Alexis Godillot 3 and 2 United States John Baldwin Chantilly
1983 Italy Sergio Prati 2 holes France Jean van de Velde Fontainebleau
1982 France François Illouz 6 and 5 France Martial Papineau Morfontaine
1981 France François Illouz 3 and 2 West Germany Kai Flint Le Touquet
1980 Australia Tony Gresham 4 and 2 Australia John Kelly Chantilly
1979 France Alexis Godillot 3 and 2 France Sven Boinet Saint-Germain
1978 South Africa Gavan Levenson 4 and 3 Italy Lorenzo Silva Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche
1977 France Tim Planchin 37th hole France Michel Gayon Saint-Cloud
1976 France Tim Planchin 1 hole West Germany Viet Pagel Morfontaine
1975 France Tim Planchin 3 and 2 South Africa Robbie Stewart Fontainebleau
1974 France Alexis Godillot 4 and 3 South Africa Neville Sundelson Le Touquet
1973 France Hervé Frayssineau 1 hole United States George Burns Chantilly
1972 France Roger Lagarde 6 and 5 France Michel Tapia Morfontaine
1971 France Jean-Charles Desbordes 4 and 3 France Didier Charmat Deauville
1970 South Africa Reginald Taylor 7 and 6 France Didier Charmat Chantilly
1969 France Alexis Godillot 37th hole England Rodney Gorton La Boulie
1968 Not held
1967 France Alexis Godillot 3 and 2 France Gaëtan Mourgue d'Algue Morfontaine
1966 France Gaëtan Mourgue d'Algue 6 and 5 France Patrick Cros Chantilly
1965 France Gaëtan Mourgue d'Algue 8 and 7 France Robert Nouel Saint-Cloud
1964 United States Jim Bostwick 8 and 7 Belgium Paul Rolin Deauville
1963 France Patrick Cros 41st hole France Gaëtan Mourgue d'Algue Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche
1962 France Gaëtan Mourgue d'Algue 3 and 1 United States David Goldman Chantilly
1961 Belgium Jacky Moerman 2 holes England William Pearce Deauville
1960 France Henri de Lamaze 4 and 2 United States John Dawson Morfontaine
1959 France Henri de Lamaze 9 and 7 United States Paul Coste Saint-Germain
1958 France Henri de Lamaze 4 and 3 United States Tim Holland Deauville
1957 France Henri de Lamaze 7 and 6 United States Ken Smith Chantilly
1956 France Henri de Lamaze 1 hole Italy Franco Bevione La Boulie
1955 France Henri de Lamaze 5 and 4 United States Don Bisplinghoff Chantilly
1954 France Henri de Lamaze 4 and 3 United States Clarke Hardwicke Saint-Germain
1953 France Roger Lagarde 2 and 1 England Harry Bentley Chantilly
1952 United States Dick Chapman 4 and 3 United States Billy Maxwell Morfontaine
1951 United States Robert Knowles 3 and 2 France Henri de Lamaze Chantilly
1950 France Henri de Lamaze 3 and 2 France Michel Carlhian Saint-Germain
1949 France Henri de Lamaze 3 and 1 England Philip Scrutton Saint-Cloud
1948 France Henri de Lamaze 2 and 1 England Charlie Stowe Chantilly
1947 France Henri de Lamaze 2 and 1 France Jacques Léglise Morfontaine
1946 France Michel Carlhian 3 and 2 France Henri Alibaux Chantilly
1940–1945 Not held
1939 United States Dick Chapman 5 and 4 France Jacques Léglise Saint-Germain
1938 United States Robert Dunkelberger 3 and 2 England Arnold Bentley Dieppe
1937 France Jacques Léglise 1 hole England Henry Longhurst Morfontaine
1936 France Michel Carlhian 4 and 2 England Michael Scott Le Touquet
1935 Spain Luis de Arana 1 hole Spain Javier de Arana Morfontaine
1934 Spain Javier de Arana 2 holes England Francis Francis Chiberta
1933 England Alfred Critchley 10 and 9 United States George Dixon Fourqueux
1932 England Harry Bentley 7 and 6 England Noel Layton Le Touquet
1931 England Harry Bentley 4 and 3 England Cyril Hardman Granville
1930 United States George Von Elm 9 and 8 England R. G. Morrison La Boulie
1929 United States Jack Westland 6 and 5 England Richard Fletcher Chantilly
1928 England Thomas Bourn 8 and 7 United States Arthur Vincent Saint-Germain
1927 England John Mellor 4 and 2 United States Harry Van Brower Wimereux
1926 United States John Anderson 10 and 9 United States W. L. Richard Saint-Cloud
1925 France André Vagliano 6 and 4 France André Gobert Chantilly
1924 United States John Anderson 1 hole England Cyril Tolley La Boulie
1923 England George Hannay 5 and 4 England Michael Scott Dieppe
1922 England Michael Scott 6 and 4 England Bernard Drew Le Touquet
1921 England Charles Lipscomb 5 and 3 England David Stoner Crowther Chantilly
1920 Scotland Tommy Armour 3 and 2 England Cyril Tolley La Boulie
1915–1919 Not held
1914 United States Francis Ouimet 4 and 3 England Henry Topping La Boulie
1913 England Charles Hope 37th hole England Edward Lassen La Boulie
1912 England Michael Scott 8 and 6 Scotland Charles Macfarlane La Boulie
1911 United States Chick Evans 38th hole United States John Anderson La Boulie
1910 Republic of Ireland Peter Gannon 1 hole Scotland Leslie Balfour-Melville La Boulie
1909 France François de Bellet 6 and 5 England Allan Macbeth La Boulie
1908 England Walter Pringle 3 and 1 England Gilbert Allis La Boulie
1907 England Sidney Chesterton 9 and 7 England Reginald Graham La Boulie
1906 England Reginald Graham 11 and 10 England Claude Gray La Boulie
1905 England Arthur Crosfield 7 and 5 England Edgar Vincent La Boulie
1904 Chile Hector Beéche 9 and 7 England H. F. Overbury La Boulie

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