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MercedesTrophy 2022
MercedesTrophy registration for 2022 is now closed.
Now calling the South Wests amateur golfers to be a part of the MercedesTrophy for the 31st Year.
Could this be your year to get involved?
Mercedes-Benz South West are proud to support the competition and are currently inviting local golfers to register their interest in taking part in the tournament via our online ballot. If successful, you will be invited to compete at local, regional and national events before qualifying to represent the UK at the World Finals in Stuttgart. Each year over 600,000 players from over 60 countries take part in MercedesTrophy due to the tournament earning international recognition and becoming a highlight on the competitive golfing calendar.
If you tick all three requirements then why not register for this once in a lifetime opportunity and all-expenses-paid* tournament:
• Currently a Mercedes-Benz owner.
• A member of a recognised golf club.
• Holds an active competition handicap.
The MercedesTrophy tournament is competed in three handicap categories throughout (0-10, 11-18 and 19+). The winners from each category will progress to the next round of the tournament as detailed above.
Secure your place in MercedesTrophy 2022.
In order to pick our players for the 2022 Retailer days, we will hold and independant ballot for anyone who has registered their interest with us. Customers will be picked to represent their local retailer at the following locations:
Mercedes-Benz of Exeter
Dawlish Warren Golf CLub - 16th June
Mercedes-Benz of Truro
Cape Cornwall Golf Club - 12th May
Mercedes-Benz of Taunton
Minehead & West Somerset Golf Club - 27th May
Mercedes-Benz of Plymouth
Boringdon Park Golf Club - 22nd June
Registration forms can be found online here and at all of our local dealerships.
Registration closes on 00.00.00 and successful applicants will be notified within one week of this date.
Please note: The Competition is open only to current Mercedes-Benz Owners. Players who have attended the MercedesTrophy World Final in any of the previous three years are not eligible to attend the current season’s MercedesTrophy National Final Qualifiers or National Final.
Watch the 2019 finalists complete in the National Final at St Andrews
"I was contacted by Mercedes to see if I wanted to be entered into the draw to play in the MercedesTrophy and it was the best thing that I could have ever done. I never win anything in a draw, but this time I got lucky and was picked to play in the first qualifying round at Oake Manor. A well organised day and not a bad round saw me qualify for the area final at St Mellion. Two lovely Courses and two well organised days, though they could not have prepared me for what was to come…”
Read finalist Stewart Darke’s journey to the National Final at St Andrews here.
Hear from previous contestants:
“My first experience of the Mercedes trophy was through the local qualifiers and I wasn’t really sure what to expect as it being my first experience of a major amateur golf competition. I couldn’t really complain as everyone was really friendly and the set up was brilliant! “
– Jack Greenslade, Woodbury Park Golf Club
“The MercedesTrophy competition has been an amazing experience. It has allowed me to play golf on courses under tournament conditions that I would otherwise not have had the opportunity to do. Away from the golf, the hospitality laid on by Mercedes has been overwhelmingly generous.”
– James Macey, Oake Manor Golf Club
James went on to represent Team UK at the World Finals in Stuttgart in 2016.
“The whole Mercedes Trophy experience was brilliant, progressing through each round to the National Final at ‘The Home of Golf’. For me, exceeding all expectations in finishing as Net A Category Individual Winner and qualifying for the Mercedes Trophy World Final was just fantastic!”
– Alan Poole, St. Mellion Golf Club
* Although there are no entry fees to take part in the event, competitors will need to make their own way to the relevant venues at their own expense.