2 x 18 hole Medal, Qualifying competition, played in 3 balls.

Format - This competition is restricted to a maximum of 90 players of handicap 20 or better. Played in conjunction with the Scratch Cup.

Presented by his widow in memory of T P Buck Esq., owner of the local brewery.   This cup was originally played for as the “Masters” Cup and was open to all winners and runners-up in the previous year’s Major competitions.  

The status of this cup has declined over the past years and it has been superseded by the Scratch Cup and Scratch Plate.

Format - Medal, qualifying competition, played in 3 balls. Open  only to Members (ladies & gentlemen), who have qualified as winners and runners-up in official Club competitions.

Presented by Mr G Calvert during his year as Captain in the early 1940’s.

Format -  Stableford, qualifying competition, played in 3 balls, handicap limit 20.

The Harold Woods Trophy, which was presented by Harold Woods on his retirement from the Presidency of the Club (a post he held for 28 years), is awarded to the best nett returned by a player with a handicap of 18 or under.

Format - Decided by The Captain, but should be a singles competition, in view of the Harold Woods Trophy.

Presented to the Club by Terry Elvy during his year of Captaincy in 1988.

Presented to the Club by David Allen during his year of Captaincy in 1983-1984.

Format - Medal, qualifying competition, played in 3 balls, handicap limit 28. 

These two cups were presented to the Club by Major Cross and his wife, during his Presidency, to encourage mixed foursomes golf.

Format - Mixed Foursomes Match play, handicap limits, Ladies 24, Gentlemen 15. Handicap allowance – ½ difference of combined h/caps.

These bowls were presented to the Club by Mrs Croft (now Mrs Lisl Heard) in 1968 in memory of her husband who died in 1967 after a long illness.   “Bert” Croft was a very popular member of the Club and enjoyed playing mixed foursomes; hence it was Mrs Croft’s specific wish that this should be the format for the competition.

Format - Mixed Foursomes Medal, ladies drive off 1st tee, men use the Medal tees. Handicap allowance – ½ combined. Handicap limit – ladies 36.

Easter Eggs plus vouchers are presented to the winners.

Format - Stableford, ½ combined handicaps, ladies drive off 1st tee. Handicap limit – Ladies 36  

Format - Medal, Qualifing competition, played in 3 balls.

36 hole competition played over two weekends.

18 and 36 hole Stableford, Non-qualifying competition, played in 3 balls, 7/8 handicap, open to ladies and gentlemen.  

Format - Separate competitions for ladies and gentlemen. Prizes are normally given for each weekend’s competition (18 holes) and for the overall competition (36 holes). Prize winners of the overall competition are not allowed to win prizes for the weekend competitions.

Presented to the Club by GB Irrigation Ltd after they installed the irrigation system in 1993.

Format - Four-ball, Better-ball, Medal, 3/4 handicap, handicap limit 24.

This handsome trophy was presented to the Club by Mr Godde, an American, during a tour he made of England in the 1930’s.   He was made so welcome at the Club that he presented the trophy as a gesture of appreciation for the kindness shown to him during his stay in Lutterworth.

Format - Singles Match play, handicap limit 18.   Handicap allowance full difference.

On leaving the district Mr C Gretton, Club Treasurer and a local Bank Manager, presented this trophy to the Club.  

Format - Stableford, Qualifying competition, played in 3 balls, handicap limit 20.

These cups were presented to the Club by Major Heseltine, when he was the Club President, to promote Mixed Foursomes.

Format - Mixed Foursomes Medal, ½ combined handicaps, draw for partners, ladies drive off 1st. tee.  Handicap limit – Ladies 36.  

Format - Stableford, Qualifying competition, played in 3 balls, separate competitions for ladies and gentlemen.

Open to full male members and country members, who must invite a member from another club to partner him in the competition.  

Format - Four-ball, Better-ball, Stableford, ¾ handicap, handicap limit 20.

Open to all male golfers of a bone fide club, including 5 day members.

Format - Four-ball, Better-ball, Medal, ¾ handicap, handicap limit 20.  

Medal competition open to all male club members.

Format - Singles Medal, Qualifying competition, may be played in 4 balls and exceptionally  may be started from the Alternative Starting Point (11^th. Tee).  

Open to all golfers of a bone fide club.

Format - Mixed  Greensomes, Medal, 3/8ths combined handicaps, handicap limit: ladies 30; gentlemen 24.  

Medal competition open to all male club members.

Format - Medal, qualifying competition, played in 3 balls.

Presented to the Club by Mr Harold Morton, during his year of Captaincy in 1953/4.

Format - Medal, qualifying competition, played in 3 balls, handicap limit 28.

Presented to the Club by Dr L Moss, a local GP, during the 1930’s when he was an active member of the Club.

Format - Medal, qualifying competition, played in 3 balls, handicap limit 28.  

Format - Medal, Qualifying Competition, played in 3 balls, only open to Gentlemen aged 60 years and over.

The President’s Cup, which was presented to the Club by Peter Gardner during his Presidency 1981-1984, is presented to the winner of the competition on President’s Day.

Format - Decided by the President.

Hosted by the retiring Captain towards the end of his year.   Participants stay for the dinner after the competition.   The best nett score by a Lutterworth member will be presented with the Winter Cup.   This trophy was presented to the Club by Ray Helyer during his year of Captaincy 1996/97.

Format - Decided by the Captain, but always a shotgun start at noon.  

This is a charity competition organized by the Club on behalf of Mr Keeling, in memory of Richard Keeling and in aid of hydrocephalus.

Format - Stableford, full handicap, non-qualifying Competition, played in 3 balls, open to ladies and gentlemen.

This cup was presented to the Club by Mrs “Nell” Saxon, an active member for many years, in memory of her husband Joe, who was killed in action in the early part of the 1939-1945 war.

Format - Foursomes Medal, open to any combination, i.e. Ladies, Mixed, Gentlemen. Highest placed men with individual maximum handicaps of 18 qualify for the following year's Daily Mail Foursomes nation-wide competition. Handicap allowance – ½ combined.  

This cup was presented to the Club by Lee Muncie during his year as Captain in 1966, with the intention of encouraging competitive golf between the lower handicap members.   Played in conjunction with the Anglo-American, but as a separate competition.

36 hole Medal (Gross), Qualifying competition, played in 3 balls.

Format - Only members with handicap 12 or better may enter.

This Plate was presented to the Club by Mr George Jones, a member of the Club, and is played for by category 1 and 2 members playing off Scratch.

Format - Singles Match play, seeded draw.

This Trophy was presented to the Club by John and Sheila Crowther, the Honorary Treasurer and Ladies’ Secretary, of the Club, at the time of John Tew’s untimely death at the age of 22 years.   As green keeper to the Club, John had the respect and affection of all the members and his was a sad loss when he died of leukaemia.

Format - Medal, qualifying competition, played in 3 balls, open to Ladies and Gentlemen age 50 years and over.

This Trophy was presented to the Club by Dr Kerr Donald on his retirement from his practice in Lutterworth.

Format - Better-ball Match play, choose partners, handicap limit 20, Handicap allowance – ¾ difference from lowest handicap. 

This is a charity competition in aid of the United Nations’ International Children’s Emergency Fund and is organised by Mrs Irene Harper.

Format - Decided by the organisers. 

This Cup was presented to the Club by G T Watson Esq. who was President of the Club for many years.

Format - Four-ball, Better-ball, Bogey, ¾ handicap, handicap limit 24.

This Cup was presented to the Club to encourage the higher handicap members to play mixed foursomes golf.

Format - Mixed Foursomes Match play, handicap limits: ladies 25-36; gentlemen 16+, handicap – allowance ½ difference combined handicaps.

This Trophy was presented in 1996 by Keith T Jones, Captain 1993/4.

Format - Better-ball Match play, normally played over 16 holes due to light constraints.  Maximum playing handicap 24.

This Trophy was presented in 1996 by Arthur Frith, a long time member of the Club, and one of the originators of the competition.

 Format - Better-ball Match play. Maximum playing handicap 24.

This salver was presented to the Club by Val Wormleighton in her year of Captaincy of the Ladies’ Section in 1985.   The Wormleighton family has been playing golf at the Club since the 1930’s and Val’s first husband was a keen member, having been the Second Team Captain the year before he died, aged 27, in 1963.

Format - Foursomes, Medal, ½ combined handicaps, handicap limit: ladies 30; gentlemen 24. Couples must be related and at least one must be either a Full or Junior member of the Club, and all players must have an official handicap.

During his year of Captaincy in 1971, Mr Sidney Poole took the Club through to win every event in the Leicestershire and Rutland County Foursomes competitions.  To celebrate this achievement he presented this Cup to the Club.

Format - Medal, qualifying competition, played in 3 balls, handicap limit 28, open to ladies and gentlemen.

Played at Kirby Muxloe Golf Club.   Invitation comes from Kirby Muxloe and Lutterworth will normally enter two teams, paid for by the Club.

Format - Six-man team played in three better balls with the aggregate score of the three pairs to count as the team score.  Pairs are divided into three categories: 0-9, 10-18 and 19-28.  Captain’s of 1st Team, B Team and C Team, by whatever means they think appropriate, select pairs.