Toby Tree from Worthing Golf Club in Sussex won the 2011 Sir Henry Cooper Junior Masters. Toby proved that consistently good, topped with a little bit of brilliance is just what's needed to take the lead when competing with an international field over 4 rounds of golf.

Danish Junior Nicolai Cetti Engstrom took the first round lead after a stunning 66. His round included six birdies and an eagle, and only two bogeys on each nine stopped a perfect round.

The pair of Jimmy Mullen from Royal North Devon and Jamie Clare from Burnham & Berrow held second place just one stroke behind on 67. Both players carding seven birdies and two bogeys.

It was all change at the top on day two when Angus Carrick of Douglas Park Golf Club took the lead with a second round of three under par in torrential rain and gale force winds – the weather so bad that play had to be suspended for an hour. When Angus finished he signed for a second 69 bringing his total for the two days to six under par. The rest of the field was hot on his heels, lead by Gavin Moynihan of Donabate Golf Club who was just one shot behind at five under par. In tough conditions it seems to have been consistency that counts, with the top 10 going into day 3 separated by just three shots.

Bradley Moore of Kedleston Park Golf Club signed for the best score of the day, carding 4 birdies with no mistakes to post a 4 under par 68. A dramatic improvement on round one’s 78 which sees him make the cut at +2.

37 players made the cut to compete for The Sir Henry Cooper Junior Masters blue jacket over a further 18 holes on Sunday 19th June. A stunning 5 under par from Haydn Porteous of South Africa moved him up to share the top of the leader board with Gavin Moynihan from Donabate in Ireland at 7 under par for the tournament. Toby Tree, also made his first move, returning 4 under par to move into joint second with Jack Hume from Rathsallagh, Ireland.

The final round delivered a cliff hanger. England under-16 international and current England under 18 squad member Toby Tree,stormed into the lead with 5 birdies over the first ten holes, finally signing for his second consecutive 4 under par to return a total of ten under for the tournament. Haydn Porteous and Gavin Moynihan chased Toby throughout, both finally posting two under par to return 9 under par for the tournament and take joint 2nd place.

Toby said, "I am really pleased with the result after a frustrating season when I've been close but never quite there." Toby then went on to focus on the work he still wants to do on his game to keep progressing! Toby is a recipient of a Sir Henry Cooper Junior Masters Charitable Trust Bursary, and the Trust's first bursary recipient to win the tournament and to be awarded the Junior Masters Jacket.

TobyTree, Worthing GC                 70      72      68      68      278 (-10)

Haydn Porteous, South Africa        72      70      67      70      279 (-9)

Gavin Moynihan, Donabate GC      70      69      70      70      279 (-9)

Ewan Scott, St Andrews Golf Club (The )  70      75      70      71      286 (-2)

The Nations Trophy, played over the first two rounds of the tournament, was won by Ireland, represented by Alex Gleeson, Jack Hume and Gavin Moynihan. In additon to two teams from the Emerald Isle, ten teams competed representing England, Wales, Scotland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and The Netherlands.

Round 1 - Nicolai Cetti Engstrom, Denmark - 6 under

Round 2 - Bradley Moore, Keddleston Park, Derby - 4 under

Round 3 - Haydn Porteous, South Africa - 5 under

Round 4 – Gregory Payne, Chobham, Surrey - 5 under