Swedish International Stroke Play Championship

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Swedish International
Tournament information
LocationSweden
Established1945
Tour(s)Swedish Golf Tour (1984–2007)
Challenge Tour
(1990–1992, 1994–2001)
FormatStroke play
Prize fundSEK 500,000
Final year2007
Final champion
Sweden

The Swedish International Stroke Play Championship or Swedish International (SI) was a golf tournament played in Sweden from 1945 to 2007. It has been featured on the Swedish Golf Tour and the Challenge Tour.[1]

Named the Swedish Golf Federation 72-hole Stroke Play Championship at inception, it was known locally as the Svenskt Internationellt Slagtävlingsmästerskap (SISM) until it formally assumed the name Swedish International in 1984. Professionals and amateurs competed separately from 1945 to 1958, before being amateur only from 1959 to 1983, turning open to any golfer from 1984 with the introduction of the Swedish Golf Tour (SGT). Officially a Swedish National Championship starting in 1982, a separate National Champion was named in the event of a foreign winner. The tournament was discontinued after the 2007 season.[2]

Winners[]

Year Tour(s) Tournament name Venue Winner Score Purse
(SEK)		 National champion Ref
2007 SGT Husqvarna Open Jönköping Sweden −14 (65-67-64=196) 500,000 [3]
2006 SGT Swedish International Sweden −2 (74-72-71=217) 225,000 [4]
2005 SGT Swedish International Norway Morten Hagen −8 (71-69-71=211) 200,000 [5]
2004 SGT Swedish International Uppsala Sweden −20 (69-63-64=196) 200,000 [6]
2003 SGT Swedish International Uppsala Finland −4 (74-68-70=212) 200,000 Magnus A. Carlsson [7]
2002 SGT Husqvarna Open Jönköping Sweden −8 (68-66-68=202) 300,000 [8]
2001 SGT · CHA NCC Open Söderåsen England Benn Barham −11 (71-67-63-72=273) 750,000 [9]
2000 SGT · CHA NCC Open Söderåsen Republic of Ireland David Higgins −10 (69-70-64-71=274) 750,000 Martin Erlandsson [10]
1999 SGT · CHA NCC Open Söderåsen Sweden Per G. Nyman −3 (72-68-71-70=281) 550,000 [11]
1998 SGT · CHA NCC Open Söderåsen Sweden Johan Ryström −8 (66-69-69-72=276) £40,000 [12]
1997 SGT · CHA Siab Open Söderåsen Sweden Joakim Rask −3 (67-71-71-72=281) £35,000 [13]
1996 SGT · CHA Siab Open Söderåsen Finland Kalle Väinölä −3 (67-73-70-71=281) £35,000 Adam Mednick [14]
1995 SGT · CHA Siab Open Söderåsen Finland Anssi Kankkonen −1 (74-69-68-72=283) £30,000 Dennis Edlund [15]
1994 SGT · CHA Ramlösa Open Sweden Eric Carlberg −7 (67-73-69-68=277) 300,000 [16]
1993 SGT Upsala International Uppsala Sweden Daniel Chopra −4 (72-69-71=212) £100,000 [17]
1992 SGT · CHA SI Compaq Open Örebro Sweden Joakim Haeggman −15 (69-69-64-67=269) £75,000 [18]
1991 SGT · CHA SI Compaq Open Örebro England Jonathan Sewell −10 (68-67-73-66=274) £100,000 Mats Hallberg [19]
1990 SGT · CHA SI Compaq Open Örebro Sweden Jesper Parnevik −9 (69-68-71-67=275) 500,000 [20]
1989 SGT SI Aragon Open Örebro Sweden Anders Gillner −7 (71-72-67-67=277) 400,000 [21]
1988 SGT SI Trygg-Hansa Open Forsbacka Norway Per Haugsrud −6 (67-69-74=210) 275,000 Peter Hedblom [22]
1987 SGT SI Trygg-Hansa Open Ullna GC France Marc Pendaries −2 (74-71-67-74=286) 250,000 Mikael Högberg [23]
1986 SGT SI Trygg-Hansa Open Kalmar Sweden Mats Lanner −7 (71-74-64=209) 200,000 [24]
1985 SGT SI Wang Open Vasatorp GC Sweden Mats Lanner −12 (67-71-70-68=276) 200,000 [25]
1984 SGT Swedish International Skellefteå Sweden Anders Forsbrand −9 (69-71-71-68=279) 200,000 [26]

Amateur tournament[]

Year Venue Winner Score
1983 Sweden Mikael Högberg 279
1982 Uppsala Scotland 293
1981 Karlshamn Scotland 285
1980 Sweden Jan Rube 288
1979 Falsterbo GC Scotland Gordon Brand Jnr 210
1978 Halmstad GC Sweden 296
1977 Sweden Mikael Sorling 285
1976 Örebro Sweden Jan Rube 283
1975 Jönköping Sweden Hans Hedjerson 278
1974 Delsjö GC Switzerland 293
1973 Sweden 294
1972 Örebro Sweden 296
1971 Drottningholm GC Sweden 290
1970 Åtvidaberg Sweden Hans Hedjerson 287
1969 Delsjö GC Sweden Claes Jöhncke 285
1968 Falsterbo GC Sweden Claes Jöhncke 225
1967 Örebro Sweden Claes Jöhncke 287
1966 Drottningholm GC Sweden Claes Jöhncke 288
1965 Linköping GC Sweden Claes Jöhncke 288
1964 Halmstad GC Sweden Claes Jöhncke 300
1963 Jönköping Sweden Claes Jöhncke 299
1962 Sweden 288
1961 Sweden 277
1960 Båstad Sweden 297
1959 Falsterbo GC Sweden 289

Amateur and professional tournament[]

Year Venue Winner
Amateur Professional
1958 Lund Sweden Denmark
1957 Halmstad GC Sweden Sweden
1956 Djursholm Sweden Sweden
1955 Sweden Sweden
1954 Delsjö GC Sweden Sweden
1953 Lidingö Sweden Sweden
1952 Falsterbo GC Sweden Sweden
1951 Halmstad GC Sweden Sweden
1950 Båstad Sweden Denmark
1949 Djursholm Sweden Sweden
1948 Falsterbo GC Sweden Sweden
1947 Sweden Sweden
1946 Sweden Sweden
1945 Falsterbo GC Sweden England

Sources:[2][1]

See also[]

  • Swedish Matchplay Championship

References[]

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