Boyd Quaich

Started in 1946 the Boyd Quaich Memorial Tournament is one of the most prestigious events on the international student golf calendar.

Played every July over the Old and New courses in St Andrews the Boyd Quaich features players from the UK, Continental Europe, North America and Asia.

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“I am proud to support the golf program at the University of St Andrews. The Home of Golf is an iconic place where the history, values and the tradition of the game are intertwined with the culture of the town and the people who reside there.”
Tom Ross – Managing Director of Raymond James & Associates, 600 Club Member
“To play for the University of St Andrews Golf Team made that experience even more important to me – the combination of the traditions, the people I’ve met through the matches and the wider network, the extraordinary places we played, and the consistently brilliant competition, are highlights of my life.”
Storm Boswick – MA Honours, 1991
“Living, playing and studying here in the Home of Golf is a truly unique experience”
David Watt – Director of Golf, University of St Andrews
“The golf programme they have at St Andrews is a great option for players who want top level academics but do not want to compromise on the quality of the golf programme - it's a special opportunity to be a student athlete in the Home of Golf.”
Claude Harmon III

Fitzsimmons wins the 2019 Boyd Quaich in Dramatic finish!

Overview

Boyd Quaich: Competition History

2021 Boyd Quaich Tournament Cancelled

Boyd Quaich: Previous Winners

“I am proud to support the golf program at the University of St Andrews. The Home of Golf is an iconic place where the history, values and the tradition of the game are intertwined with the culture of the town and the people who reside there.”

“Living, playing and studying here in the Home of Golf is a truly unique experience”

“The golf programme they have at St Andrews is a great option for players who want top level academics but do not want to compromise on the quality of the golf programme - it's a special opportunity to be a student athlete in the Home of Golf.”