EnterCard Scandinavian Masters
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The Scandinavian Masters is an annual golf tournament on the European Tour which is played in Sweden at the end of July or the beginning of August each year. As of 2007 it is the only European Tour event in Scandinavia. The Swedish stop on the European Tour schedule was inugurated in 1973 and has had several names over the years. In 2005 the prize fund was €1,611,970, which was less than the prize funds of the majority European Tour events played in Europe, but more than a few of them, and also more than most of the Tour's co-sanctioned events played in other continents.
EnterCard Scandinavian Masters
- 2006 Marc Warren -
Scotland
Scandinavian Masters by Carlsberg
- 2005 Mark Hensby -
Australia - 2004 Luke Donald -
England
Scandic Carlsberg Scandinavian Masters
- 2003 Adam Scott - Australia
Volvo Scandinavian Masters
- 2002 Graeme McDowell -
Northern Ireland - 2001 Colin Montgomerie - Scotland
- 2000 Lee Westwood - England
- 1999 Colin Montgomerie - Scotland
- 1998 Jesper Parnevik -
Sweden - 1997 Joakim Haeggman - Sweden
- 1996 Lee Westwood - England
- 1995 Jesper Parnevik - Sweden
Scandinavian Masters
- 1994 Vijay Singh -
Fiji - 1993 Peter Baker - England
- 1992 Nick Faldo - England
- 1991 Colin Montgomerie - Scotland
Scandinavian Enterprise Open
- 1990 Craig Stadler -
United States - 1989 Ronan Rafferty - Northern Ireland
- 1988 Seve Ballesteros -
Spain - 1987 Gordon Brand Jnr - Scotland
- 1986 Greg Turner -
New Zealand - 1985 Ian Baker-Finch - Australia
- 1984 Ian Woosnam -
Wales - 1983 Sam Torrance - Scotland
- 1982 Bob Byman - United States
- 1981 Seve Ballesteros - Spain
- 1980 Greg Norman - Australia
- 1979 Sandy Lyle - Scotland
- 1978 Seve Ballesteros - Spain
- 1977 Bob Byman - United States
- 1976 Hugh Baiocchi -
South Africa - 1975 George Burns - United States
- 1974 Tony Jacklin - England
- 1973 Bob Charles - New Zealand
[edit] See also
- PLM Open - another golf tournament played in Sweden, which was a European Tour event from 1986 to 1990.
[edit] External links
- Coverage on the European Tour's official site - use schedule browser on the left to access other years.
