PGA Assistants' Championship

One of the most popular events on the PGA Calendar and open only to PGA Assistants, The PGA Assistants' Championship pre-dates the famous US Masters by four years having been established in 1930.

Championship Information

The PGA Assistants' Championship consists of a field of 144 players who compete across three rounds in a strokeplay format.

The 2025 Championship Grand Final heads to Brocket Hall in Hertfordshire from July 22-24 and carries a prize fund of £27,975 with the winner taking home £5,000.

Entering the Tournament

Information about key dates and how to enter.

Regional Qualifiers

Championship Information

Locations, dates, entry fees, prize funds, qualifying criteria and more

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Venue

The 2025 Championship will be played at Brocket Hall.

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Past Winners

Full list of winners of the PGA Assistants' Championship from 1930.

About the sponsor

Coca Cola Europacific Partners is one of the world’s largest independent bottling companies of Coca Cola products.

About the Championship

The PGA's longest running event is one of the hardest to win - players are only eligible to compete in the championship during their three years of training.

Competition is not surprisingly fierce and equally unsurprising is the fact some of golf's biggest names have made their mark on the tournament down the years.

Previous winners include Dai Rees (1935 and 1936), Peter Alliss (1952), David Thomas (1955), Neil Coles (1956), Tony Jacklin (1965) and Barry Lane (1983).

Matthew Tottey etched his name into the history books at The London Club by achieving the rare feat of winning a second Assistants' title (2003 and 2005). Dai Rees and Harry Weetman (1949 and '50) were the only other two time champions until Matthew Cort secured a hat-trick of titles in 2011, 2012 and 2013.

About the sponsor - Coca Cola Europacific Partners

Coca Cola Europacific Partners is one of the world’s largest independent bottling companies of Coca Cola products. They employ more than 3,600 people across England, Scotland and Wales at hundreds of manufacturing sites, offices and depots. Its portfolio of soft drinks features some of the nation’s much loved brands including Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Fanta, Sprite, Dr Pepper, Schweppes, Monster, Oasis and SmartWater, all of which have been refreshing consumers across the country for decades.

The company is committed to minimising the environmental impact of its products and operations, with a particular focus on sustainable packaging, water stewardship, and energy and climate protection. All of Coca Cola’s bottles are now 100 per cent recyclable and all bottles manufactured will move from 25 per cent recycled plastic to 50 per cent recycled content later this year.

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