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The Nedlands Masters was a professional golf tournament in Australia, held at the Nedlands Golf Club in Nedlands, Perth, Western Australia. It was first played in 1947, again in 1950, and then annually from 1962. Like the Masters Tournament, the winner of the tournament was presented with a green jacket.

Though not always an official PGA Tour of Australasia event it was on the Order of Merit in the mid-1980s.

Winners

Note: this list is incomplete

Year	Winner	Score	Ref
Nedlands Masters
2015	Dale Clarke (a)	70
2014	Brody Ninyette	100
2013	Tournament cancelled
Handa Nedlands Masters
2012	Scott Strange	202
2011	Daniel Fox	135
Nedlands Masters
2010	Stephen Leaney	135
2009
2008	Stephen Dartnall
2007	Michael Long
WA Open–Nedlands Masters
2006	Kim Felton
2005	Brett Rumford
2004	Stephen Leaney
2003	Kim Felton
2002	Stephen Leaney
Nedlands Masters
2001	Stephen Leaney
2000	Brendon Allanby
1999	Nick O'Hern
1998	Wayne Smith
1997	Ross Metherell
1996
1995	Greg Chalmers
1994	Stuart Appleby
1993	Steven Conran
1992	Terry Gale	277
1991	Jeff Wagner
Monro Interiors Nedlands Masters
1990	John Morse	275
1989	Louis Brown	274
Nedlands Masters
1988	Brad King
1987	Jon Evans (a)
Halls Head Estates-Nissan Nedlands Masters
1986	Lyndsay Stephen	272
Halls Head Estates Nedlands Masters
1985	Terry Gale	275
National Panasonic Nedlands Masters
1984	Ossie Moore	275
1983	Terry Gale	268
Channel 9 Nedlands Masters
1982	Mike Cahill	279
1981	Terry Gale	280
1980	Chris Tickner	280
Nedlands Masters
1979	Terry Gale	279
1978	Rodger Davis
1977	Rodger Davis	277
1976	Terry Gale
1975	Len Thomas
1974	Ross Metherell
1973	Warren Baker (a)
1972	Barry Fry
1971	Terry Gale (a)
1970	Terry Gale (a)
1969	Terry Gale (a)
1968	Dennis Parker
1967	Graham Marsh (a)
1966	Graham Marsh (a)
1965	T Osborne
1964	Dennis Bell (a)
1963	Les Nicholls
1962	Dennis Bell (a)
1950	Neville Johnston
1947	Les Nicholls

1. (a) – amateur
2. Tournament reduced to 18 holes due to bad weather.
3. Tournament reduced to 27 holes due to bad weather.
4. From 2002 to 2006 the Nedlands Masters was incorporated into the Western Australian Open.
5. ^ Title decided following a playoff.

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