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Registration
| Begins: | Feb 23, 2015 at 9:00 AM GMT |
| Entry Deadline: | May 31, 2015 at 11:59 PM BST |
| Entry Fee: | £100 |
| Field Size: | 132 players |
| Name | Overall | Thru | |
| 1 | C. Kelly | -13 | F |
| 2 | G. Wright | -8 | F |
| 3 | C. Ronald | -3 | F |
| 4 | G. Hutcheon | -2 | F |
| 5 | S. Henderson | -1 | F |
| Burntisland Golf Club |
| Bishopbriggs Golf Range |
| Gailes Golf & Leisure |
| Gleneagles Hotel Golf Courses |
| Mearns Castle Golf Academy |
| Place | Prize Fund | Points |
| 1 | £4,250.00 | 270 |
| 2 | £3,000.00 | 240 |
| 3 | £2,200.00 | 220 |
Forms 2
| 2014: David Law |
| 2013: James Byrne |
| 2012: James Byrne |
| 2011: David Law (Am) |
| 2010: Greig Hutcheon |
| 2009: Craig Lee |
| 2008: Chris Doak |
| 2007: Murray Urquhart |
Round
| 1 | Jun 9 | Pairings | Cruden Bay GC |
| 2 | Jun 10 | Pairings | Cruden Bay GC |
| 3 | Jun 11 | Pairings | Cruden Bay GC |
| 4 | Jun 12 | Pairings | Cruden Bay GC |
Most Wins: 7 John Panton
Most Successive Wins: Eric Brown 3 (1953-55)
Lowest Winning Score (72 holes): 264 Peter Smith (Murcar, 1992)
Last Player To Win In Successive Years: James Byrne (2012-13)
Last Amateur Winner: David Law 2011.
Most Successive Wins: Eric Brown 3 (1953-55)
Lowest Winning Score (72 holes): 264 Peter Smith (Murcar, 1992)
Last Player To Win In Successive Years: James Byrne (2012-13)
Last Amateur Winner: David Law 2011.
Driving Directions
The Northern Open boasts a proud history of being one of the oldest events in Professional Golf. It is unique in the Scottish domestic calendar as it brings together the leading Professional and Amateur players in the country to compete, not only against their peers, but against each other. It is second in importance only to the Scottish PGA Championship for Scottish Professionals.
Royal Aberdeen, Cruden Bay, Nairn, Royal Dornoch and Skibo Castle are just some of the courses which have hosted the event over the years.
Many of Scotland's most famous golfers have their name on the trophy including Eric Brown, John Panton, Harry Bannerman, Brian Barnes and George Will. David Law was the last amateur winner in the 2011 Championship.
With seven titles to his name, John Panton has won the Northen Open on more occasions than anyone else.
The last player to successfully defend the title was James Byrne, the Champion in 2012 and 2013
Royal Aberdeen, Cruden Bay, Nairn, Royal Dornoch and Skibo Castle are just some of the courses which have hosted the event over the years.
Many of Scotland's most famous golfers have their name on the trophy including Eric Brown, John Panton, Harry Bannerman, Brian Barnes and George Will. David Law was the last amateur winner in the 2011 Championship.
With seven titles to his name, John Panton has won the Northen Open on more occasions than anyone else.
The last player to successfully defend the title was James Byrne, the Champion in 2012 and 2013
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