Welsh National PGA Championship

The Welsh National PGA Championship

The Welsh PGA Championship has a rich history, dating back as it does to 1904, just three years after The Professional Golfers' Association was formed.

Championship Information

The Welsh National PGA Championship is a 36-hole stroke play event with 18 holes to be played each day. There will be no cut. The Championship will have a maximum field of 144 competitors and entries are accepted on a first come, first served basis.

The 2025 Championship will be staged at St Pierre Country Club from 4-5 September where a prize fund of £20,000 is on offer for PGA Professionals.

Championship Information

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

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Past Winners

Full list of Welsh National PGA champions since 1904.

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Venue

The 2025 Championship will be played at St Pierre Country Club.

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About the Championship

About the Championship

Arthur Day was the inaugural winner of the Welsh National PGA Championship at Radyr and down the years some notable golfers have lifted the title. Those names include Peter Alliss's father, Percy, who won back to back championships in 1920 and 1921.

During the early 70's Peter Johnson who succeeded Bill Smalldon at Cardiff in the mid 70's, stepped into to save the tournament when it lost its main sponsor. Johnson generated money by persuading Cardiff's members to sponsor holes. He ran the event for more than a decade and was indebted to 2006 European Ryder Cup captain Ian Woosnam (pictured), who played in the tournament for nearly 10 years, winning it in 1988. Past winners have also included Philip Price, Craig DeFoy and Sid Mouland who dominated the event during the 1960's, winning six times.

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