The last eight players remaining in the English Grand Masters met at the Atack Snooker Centre on 7th March for the closing stages of the 1999 Championship.
Open to any player over 50 years of age, regional heats had been played to determine the qualifiers. All matches in the competition were of two hours duration.
| Brian Harvey | 498 | Richard Lodge | 443 | ||
| Peter Shelley 71, 68 | 589 | Tony Henke | 373 | ||
| Bill Andress 94, 52, 52 | 829 | Dick Watts 60, 50 | 409 | ||
| Stephen Crosland 86 | 454 | Tony James 64 | 406 |
In the northern region qualifiers, Tony James had eliminated some famous names from the history of the amateur game by defeating Jack Sinclair and Alf Nolan. He also came close to taking out Stephen Crosland in the quarter-finals, eventually losing out by 48 points in a relatively low scoring contest. In distinct contrast, Bill Andress was in full flow, compiling a two hour aggregate of 829 in defeating Dick Watts by 420 points. Peter Shelley was also an emphatic winner, while Brian Harvey just managed to hold off the challenge of Richard Lodge.
| Peter Shelley 112, 87 | 754 | Brian Harvey | 448 | ||
| Stephen Crosland 83, 77, 65, 55 | 732 | Bill Andress 69, 67, 56 | 474 |
Bill Andress was not able to reproduce the form of his previous match as he went down to Stephen Crosland by a margin of 258 points. Peter Shelley also had a comfortable win against Brian Harvey.
| Stephen Crosland 106, 90, 74, 74, 52 | 674 | Peter Shelley 71, 58, 58 | 500 |
Stephen Crosland produced some fine play, making a top break of 106 and four others in excess of 50 to clinch the veteran´s championship. Defending champion Peter Shelley, put up a good fight but finished 174 points behind the Yorkshireman.