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Jimmy Prentice

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and the South African Amateur Championship. In 1907 he was runner-up in the Amateur Championship. In 1908 the Open and Amateur title were contested in the same event. Prentice was the leading amateur, finishing 5th, and he thus took the Amateur Championship. He was again the leading amateur in 1909,
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finishing 4th, and retained the Amateur Championship. In 1910 he was 5th in the event but was the second amateur. In 1911 the two titles were contested as separate events. Prentice finished 4th and leading amateur in the Open and won the Amateur Championship for the third time.
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In 1913 the Open and Amateur titles were again contested in the same event. Prentice finished with a score of 304, 10 strokes again of the next amateur and beating all the professionals, to win the Open title and the Amateur Championship for the fourth time.
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Up to 1910, Prentice represented the Port Elizabeth club, but during his 1912 visit to England, he represented the Johannesburg club. After his death in 1915 he was described as "of The Johannesburg Golf Club Johannesburg South Africa".
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but did not qualify. Later in the summer he won the Cruden Bay Amateur Tournament, beating his brother Thomas in the semi-final, and the Peterhead Amateur Tournament, this time beating Thomas in the final.
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were the leading professionals, two strokes behind. Prentice had less success in 1914 finishing 4th in the Amateur event and well down the field in the Open contest.
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Prentice returned to the United Kingdom in 1912 and missed the South African championships. He played in the
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where he won three matches before losing a close match in the last-16 round. He entered the
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who played in the early 20th century. Prentice moved to South Africa and 1905 and won the
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in 1913. He was also four times South African Amateur Champion. He was wounded at
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Mercedes-Benz Southern Africa Golf Hall of Fame – James J.A.W. "Jimmy" Prentice
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Prentice emigrated to South Africa in 1905. He was a regular competitor in the
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http://www.golfhalloffame.co.za/inductees/inductee_2009_JamesPrentice.asp
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South African Golf Association – SA Amateur & Open Championship
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Insurance Company. While in Scotland he played golf at
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Index


Joppa, Edinburgh
Boulogne
Scotland
golfer
South African Open
Hooge
Ypres
World War I
Joppa, Edinburgh
George Watson's College
Norwich Union
Portobello
Brunstane
South African Open
Amateur Championship
Royal North Devon Golf Club
1912 Open Championship
Willie Binnie
Jack Fotheringham
World War I
3rd Dragoon Guards
Lance Corporal
Hooge
Ypres
Boulogne


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