Many of the Regions and Branches of the Institution run social and competitive golf during the year. However, The Thomas Telford Trophy is the highlight of the Golf Section year – it is an annual competition between teams of four players from each of the Regions/Branches of the Institution. The first Thomas Telford Trophy was held at Wentworth Golf Club in 1986, when Sir William Francis, then chairman of the Civil Engineers’ Club and of Thomas Telford Ltd, presented the cup to the winning Yorkshire team.
ICE London Region had the privilege of hosting the 35th Thomas Telford Trophy at West Hill Golf Club on 5th and 6th September 2021. It was a particular pleasure to welcome the players to West Hill after the enforced cancellation in 2020 due to Covid-19.
The team from Northern Ireland (Stuart McQueen, Edward Bill, Jonny McIlwaine and Ben Adair) rose to the challenge of West Hill with excellent scores in each round and won the Thomas Telford Trophy with a total of 226 points.
For a report of the day please click on the link below.
West of Scotland will be hosting TTT2022 at Glasgow Gailes Golf Club on 4th and 5th September 2022 as detailed on the flyer TTT2022:
For details of your Region/Branch Team Organiser contact the Golf Secretary:
Martyn Taylor
Tel: (01444) 484306
Email: [email protected]
A full list of previous venues and winners is as follows:-
Date – Venue – Winning Region/Local Association
2021 West Hill – Northern Ireland
2020 Not played – Covid-19
2019 Hilton Templepatrick – North East
2018 Hollinwell – North East
2017 Pannal – Northern Ireland
2016 Hillside – Northern Ireland
2015 Forest of Arden – North East
2014 Gullane – North East
2013 Royal Cinque Ports – West Midlands
2012 Remedy Oak – West of Scotland
2011 Western Gailes – South East
2010 Slaley Hall – North East
2009 Twenty Ten, Celtic Manor – North East
2008 Royal Ashdown Forest – North East
2007 Royal Portrush – Northern Ireland
2006 Moor Allerton – London
2005 Woodhall Spa – East Midlands
2004 Moor Park – Yorkshire
2003 Royal St. Georges – East Midlands
2002 Blairgowrie – North Western
2001 Prestwick – Glasgow & West of Scotland
2000 Gog Magog – Edinburgh & East of Scotland
1999 Bowood – Glasgow & West of Scotland
1998 Ganton – North Western
1997 Royal Birkdale – Yorkshire
1996 Brancepeth Castle – Yorkshire
1995 East Sussex National – North Western
1994 Dalmahoy – London
1993 Betchworth – Southern
1992 Royal Porthcawl – Edinburgh & East of Scotland
1991 Royal Portrush – South Wales
1990 Walsall – Midlands
1989 Royal Troon – Midlands
1988 Royal Lytham & St. Annes – North Western
1987 Moortown – North Western
1986 Wentworth – Yorkshire