New Zealand Women's Open

New Zealand Women's Open

The New Zealand Women's Open is a women's professional golf tournament on the ALPG Tour. It was founded in 2009 and became an event on the Ladies European Tour the following year.

Winners

Year Venue Winner Country Score Margin of victory Runner(s)-up Country
2011 Pegasus Golf Course Kristie Smith  Australia 276 (−12) 3 strokes Tiffany Joh  United States
Giulia Sergas  Italy
2010 Pegasus Golf Course Laura Davies  England 279 (−9) 2 strokes Pernilla Lindberg  Sweden
Marianne Skarpnord  Norway
Sarah Kemp  Australia
2009 Clearwater Resort Gwladys Nocera  France 208 (−8) 6 strokes Katherine Hull  Australia
Nikki Garrett  Australia
Bobea Park  South Korea
Sarah Kemp  Australia

External links

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Major championships
Other tournaments
New Zealand Women's Open · ANZ Ladies Masters · Women's Australian Open · Lalla Meryem Cup · European Nations Cup · Turkish Ladies Open · Ladies German Open · Ladies Slovak Open · Dutch Ladies Open · Ladies Swiss Open · Ladies Open of Portugal · Tenerife Ladies Open · Open De España Femenino · Ladies Irish Open · Wales Ladies Championship of Europe · Ladies Scottish Open · Finnair Masters · Open de France Dames · Austrian Ladies Open · Madrid Ladies Masters · Ladies Italian Open · Anji King Valley Ladies Open · Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open · Korean Ladies Masters · Omega Dubai Ladies Masters
Team events
Solheim Cup (odd-numbered years)
All events listed in chronological order.

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