The Boudewijn Büch Prize is an annual recurring prize for something or someone who brings the antiquarian book to the attention of a large audience, as Boudewijn Büch did. The initiator of the prize is Piet van Winden of the Dutch Association of Antiques.
Overview 2011: Diederik van Vleuten's first edition where this cabaret is held in the Teylers Museum de Boudewijn Büchlezing. 2012: Gerrit Komrij who received him posthumously and the second Büchlezing was nominated by Adriaan van Dis 2013: Redmond O'Hanlon for his VPRO program O'Hanlons Heroes 2014: Deventer Boekenmarkt 2015: Atte Jongstra author of, among others, Adventure Archive 2016: Heske Kannegieter was awarded the prize in Wassenaar for her work on 'Boeken op de Dam'. '.Since 2006, the winner of the strokeplay component is named the Australian Amateur Strokeplay Champion. Winners Winnersessen
The first championship was held in 1894, just one year later than the British Amateur for Women. Golf was mostly a men's sport and only 17 ladies participated; 36 holes strokeplay was played. From 1906 the tournament was combined with the Ladies Australian Open. From 1928, the weather was a separate tournament, with a 36-hole stroke play for 8 places. In 1935, for the first time, all states participated, the number of participants was 91 and the matchplay section was extended to 16 places and in 1958 to 32 places. This formula is still being used. There has also been an international amateur championship strokeplay since 1992. Winnersessen 1894-1991 Winnersessen after 1992 Trivia
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