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British Masters

Name: British Masters Saturday (Round 4)
Start: 2021-05-15T08:00
End: 2021-05-15T19:00
Location: Brabazon Course

The Belfry, Sutton Coldfield, England

12th - 15th May 2021

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The Belfry, Sutton Coldfield, England

Following our very own Lee Westwood's success as host at the brilliant Close House, the British Masters head to The Belfry in 2021, with 2016 Masters Champion Danny Willet as host. The Belfry has hosted the British Masters three times previously with Gonzalo Fernández-Castaño, Johan Edfors and Lee Westwood emerging victorious.

In 2020, Close House flourished under the spotlight as Italian Renato Paratore showed no signs of reduced lockdown practice, picking up his second European Tour title with a three-shot victory on the Colt Course.

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British Masters Experiences

Saturday Tournament Package

1 Night B&B at The Angel Hotel

Saturday Ticket to the British Masters

Recent British Masters Tournament History

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Prize Money
2020	Renato Paratore	Italy	-18	€579,550
2019	Marcus Kinhult	Sweden	-16	€579,550
2018	Eddie Pepperell	England	-9	€571,000
2017	Paul Dunne	Ireland	-20	€562,500
2016	Alex Noren	Sweden	-18	€553,969
2015	Mathew Fitzpatrick	England	-15	€671,550
2008	Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano	Spain	-12	€381,612
2007	Lee Westwood	England	-15	€434,727
2006	Johan Edfors	Sweden	-11	€437,949
2005	Thomas Bjorn	Denmark	-6	€417,753

Tournament Schedule for the British Masters

Key:

Tournament Round

Wed 12 May

British Masters Wednesday (Round 1)

Opening round of the British Masters at The Belfry - tee-times released the week of the event

Gates Open (approximately): 7:00am

Thu 13 May

British Masters Thursday (Round 2)

Second round of the British Masters at The Belfry - tee-times released the week of the event

Gates Open (approximately): 7:00am

Fri 14 May

British Masters Friday (Round 3)

Third round of the British Masters at The Belfry - tee-times released the week of the event

Gates Open (approximately): 8:00am

Sat 15 May

British Masters Saturday (Round 4)

Final round of the British Masters at The Belfry - tee-times released the week of the event

Gates Open (approximately): 8:00am

About the Lee Westwood Colt Course at Close House

The Brabazon course is without doubt the main attraction at The Belfry. As a four-time host of The Ryder Cup, more than any other course, this famous layout is steeped in Ryder Cup history.

The par 5 3rd is a cracker thanks to the work of Dave Thomas, who carried out renovations in the late 90s, and of course there are iconic holes such as the par 4 10th. Seve drove the green back in 1985 and ever since, that’s been the play for many a player with enough firepower to carry the water short and left of the green.

The iconic moments on these famous holes are what make a round on The Brabazon Course so special, and should inspire every golfer to visit and experience that legacy.

Course: Brabazon Course
Par: 72
Yardage: 7160
Designer: Peter Alliss & Dave Thomas
Opening year: 1977

Extend your stay - play golf in England whilst at the British Masters

Forest of Arden Marriott Hotel & Country Club

Meriden, Birmingham

The Forest of Arden is home to 2 18 holes courses; the Arden and Aylesford
The Arden has hosted the British Masters and English Open
The Aylesford is considerably shorter than its 7100 yard sister course

Little Aston Golf Club

Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham

Set in beautiful countryside, formerly Little Aston Hall
Regular host to regional Open qualifying
Henry Cotton claimed “Ganton and Gleneagles and Hoylake are in the running for top places, but even they must be runners up alongside Little Aston”

Useful Information

The Climate

The month of May sees gradually rising high temperatures with the average temperature of 18 C, exceeding to 22 C and possible lows of 13 Degrees. Definitely warm enough to pack the shorts!

Getting There

The Belfry is a very accessible destination by car, train and air. It is located only 10 miles from Birmingham Airport and International Train Station.

By Car
If using a Satnav for your journey, The Belfry is just off the M6 Toll and M42, use the postcode B76 9PR.

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