1967 Women’s Amateur: Liz Chadwick wins at Royal St David's

Liz Chadwick won the 1967 Women’s Amateur at Royal St David's in Harlech, Gwynedd, beating Mary Everard 1 up in the final.

Updated 23 October 2026

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Edition: 64th
Dates: 13 June 1967 to 17 June 1967
Course: Royal St David's, Harlech, Gwynedd
Format: stroke-play qualifying + match play
Champion: Liz Chadwick · age 24 · England
Champion's title: 2nd Women’s Amateur title
Runner-up: Mary Everard · age 24
Final: 1 up (18-hole final)
Match-play field: 32
Losing semifinalists: Sarah German and Margaret Myles
Stroke-play medalist: Catherine Lacoste (150)
Defending champion: Liz Chadwick · won

What happened at the 1967 Women’s Amateur

Two up with three to play in the final, Liz Chadwick saw Mary Everard birdie the 16th and eagle the 17th to square before winning the 18th with a par 3.

Everard won the first five holes of her semi-final against Sarah German and was seven up at the turn, winning 7 and 6 without losing a hole.

Final, Liz Chadwick v. Mary Everard. Everard wiped out a two-hole deficit with a birdie 3 at the 16th and an eagle 3 at the 17th, but Chadwick took the 18th in par 3 to retain the title with a one-under-par 75.

The draw

Every match is recorded through the quarterfinal.

The final, 1967 Women’s Amateur

Winner		Beaten	Result
Liz Chadwick	def.	Mary Everard	1 up

Semifinals, 1967 Women’s Amateur

Winner		Beaten	Result
Liz Chadwick	def.	Margaret Myles	4 & 3
Mary Everard	def.	Sarah German	7 & 6

Quarterfinals, 1967 Women’s Amateur

Winner		Beaten	Result
Margaret Myles	def.	M. Cochet	2 & 1
Liz Chadwick	def.	Ann Irvin	2 & 1
Sarah German	def.	Vivien Saunders	won on 19th hole
Mary Everard	def.	A. J. Laing	1 up

How this was built

Every value is shown as recorded in GNN's Women’s Amateur data set (research collected through 20 October 2026). "unknown" means no source confirmed it; nothing is estimated. Where sources disagree, the R&A's own record is used.

Data: womens-amateur.json.