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2019 The Spirit International Amateur Golf Championship
France won its first overall Spirit title on November 9, 2019, after seven birdies over the final eight holes. The French side had fallen four strokes behind the Republic of Korea after the second round. Its winning four were Adrien Pendaries, Julien Sale, Pauline Roussin-Bouchard and Candice Mahe, who finished with a combined score of 395, or 37 under par.312
Results
Published results
Recorded score
- 395 (-37)
Venue
France’s First Overall Gold
Nearby editions
Sources and record notes
Archive note
The 2019 edition was won by France (2019 Spirit International). Verified venue assignments are published in this record.
Record sources
- 2026 Sponsorship Opportunities
- 2019 The Spirit International Amateur Golf Championship · Championship identity
Overall International/Combined Team gold: France. These are the four-player country-team results, not the separate men’s, women’s or individual medals. The organizer final report is datelined Saturday Nov 9 and expressly identifies Thursday as round one; those weekdays correspond to Nov 7–9, 2019.
Verified 2026-11-14
- 2019 The Spirit International Amateur Golf Championship · Championship identity
- Spirit Golf Association final report and Golf Australia venue register
- Whispering Pines Golf Club
The organizer identifies its 7,480-yard Chet Williams course opened in 2000 as the venue, stating As always in the 2019 report. Golf Australia lists Whispering Pines for the historical editions; the 2024 organizer report names the same Club. This is the championship eighteen, not the separate nine-hole Needler or its practice-week challenge. No unchanged physical routing or round-specific usage is asserted.
Verified 2026-11-14
- Whispering Pines Golf Club
- Spirit Golf Association overall champions and Golf Australia historical record
- France (2019 Spirit International)
Overall International/Combined Team gold only. Scores follow the cited historical formats; no missing total is calculated from par.
Verified 2026-11-14
- France (2019 Spirit International)
Sources for this history
- Championship Alumni: Spirit ChampionsSpirit Golf Association
Spirit Champions, International Team rows, 2001–2024. Other medal divisions are separately labelled.
Consulted 2026-11-14 - Spirit International: Australian Representatives and RecordsGolf Australia
PDF pages 3–4, OVERALL table: winning countries, four-player rosters, historical venue and scores through 2021; 2017 not played due to Hurricane Harvey. Conflicting 2003 score and several spelling errors are explicitly held.
Consulted 2026-11-14 - France Wins the 2019 Spirit InternationalSpirit Golf Association
November 9, 2019 report: first round Thursday, final Saturday; France 395 (-37); Julien Sale spelling; As always, venue is the 7,480-yard Chet Williams course opened in 2000.
Consulted 2026-11-14