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The Australian Boys' Amateur is the nations premier junior golf championship for boys. It is run by Golf Australia. It is a 72-hole stroke-play event for players under the age of 18. Until 1993 the age limit was 21.

Winners

Year	Winner	Score	Margin of victory	Runner(s)-up	Venue(s)	Ref.
2024	Samuel Cascio	271	4 strokes	Kayun Mudadana	Gosnells
2023	Zachary Swanwick	274	4 strokes	Joseph Buttress	Tasmania
2022	Jeffrey Guan	278	3 strokes	Joseph Buttress	The Vines of Reynella
2021	Jeffrey Guan	280	1 stroke	Aldrich Potgieter	Gold Creek
2020	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia				Gold Creek
2019	Elvis Smylie	271	5 strokes	Kazuma Kobori	Southport
2018	Connor Fewkes	275	2 strokes	Jordan Jung	Gosnells
2017	Cameron John	269	1 stroke	Jordan Garner	Wollongong
2016	Daniel Hillier	278	6 strokes	Matias Sanchez	Ulverstone
2015	Ryan Ruffels	273	15 strokes	Jason Hong	Kooyonga
2014	Ryan Ruffels	277	3 strokes	Blake Windred	The Heritage Golf and Country Club
2013	Anthony Murdaca	272	3 strokes	Lucas Herbert	Pinjarra
2012	Tyler Hodge	283	1 stroke	Viraat Badhwar	Bribie Island
2011	Cameron Smith	279	8 strokes	Jake Higginbottom	Carnarvon
2010	Anthony Murdaca	280	2 strokes	Jake Higginbottom	Launceston
2009	Do Eun An	284	1 stroke	Andrius Belkus Anthony Houston	Alice Springs
2008	Daniel Nisbet	281	3 strokes	Aiden Bae	Spring Valley
2007	Jason Scrivener	281	2 strokes	Danny An	Cottesloe
2006	Boyd Watts	277	5 strokes	Kevin Lee	Toowoomba
2005	Eagle Chang	284	Playoff	Jason Day	Barwon Heads
2004	Jason Day	282	7 strokes	Jae An Choo Tze-huang	Yowani
2003	Tom Davis	205	6 strokes	David Lutterus	Mowbray
2002	Garrard Weston	293	Playoff	Nick Flanagan	Grange (East)
2001	Rick Kulacz	278	1 stroke	Steven Bowditch Eddie Lee	Melville Glades
2000	Mark Wuersching	289	1 stroke	Richard Moir	Indooroopilly (East)
1999	Richard Moir	283	5 strokes	Anthony Brown	Kew
1998	Adam Scott	287	4 strokes	Jonathan O'Sullivan	Orange & Wentworth
1997	Adam Scott	279	1 stroke	Aaron Baddeley	Alice Springs
1996	Simon Lacey	287	3 strokes	James McLean	Riverside
1995	Nigel Spence	290	10 strokes	Dean Beste David Gleeson Joshua Madden	Grange (East)
1994	David Gleeson	292			Cottesloe
1993	Tom Arnott	299			Royal Queensland
1992	Saali Herewini	278	3 strokes	Stuart Appleby	Cumberland
1991	Stuart Appleby	292	3 strokes	Marty Roberts	Grange (East)
1990	Robert Allenby	288	Playoff	Grant Moorhead	Keysborough
1989	Marty Roberts	286	1 stroke	Stuart Bouvier	Launceston
1988	Peter Zidar	291	Playoff	Tony Mills	Capel
1987	Stuart Bouvier	301	Playoff	Wayne Stewart	Royal Queensland
1986	Peter O'Malley	280	8 strokes	Stephen Taylor	New South Wales
1985	Brett Ogle	281	7 strokes	Stephen Taylor	Glenelg
1984	Steve Jackson	305	Playoff	Paul Cadogan	Victoria
1983	Grant Waite	297	Playoff	Craig Parry Jeff Wagner	Cottesloe
1982	Grant Waite	292	3 strokes	Greg Turner	Royal Queensland

1. Event reduced to 54 holes.

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See also

• Australian Girls' Amateur
• Golf Australia National Squad
• Australian Open
• Australian Amateur

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