Challenge Tour Grand Final

Challenge Tour Grand Final
Challenge Tour Grand Final
Tournament information
Location Italy Puglia, Italy
Established 1995
Course(s) San Domenico GC
Par 71
Length 7,031 yards (6,429 m)
Tour(s) Challenge Tour
Format Stroke play
Prize fund 330,000
Month played November
Tournament record score
Aggregate 266 Richard Bland (2001)
To par -18 Richard Bland (2001),
Henrik Stenson (2000)
Current champion
Italy Andrea Pavan

The Challenge Tour Grand Final is the season ending tour championship on the Challenge Tour. It has been played annually since 1995 at various courses. Usually it takes place in Southern Europe, but in 1999 and 2000 it was played in Cuba. The tournament has had several sponsored names. The field currently consists of the top 45 players on the Challenge Tour rankings. In 2007, Michael Lorenzo-Vera entered the tournament 7th on the Challenge Tour's money list. By winning the tournament, he moved all the way up to 1st place to be named the 2007 Challenge Tour's Order of Merit winner. In 2010 the prize fund was €300,000 with €42,800 going to the winner.

Winners

Year Venue Winner Score
Apulia San Domenico Grand Final
2011 San Domenico Golf
Puglia, Italy
Italy Andrea Pavan 267 (-17)
2010 San Domenico Golf
Puglia, Italy
England Matt Haines 276 (-8)
2009 San Domenico Golf
Puglia, Italy
Scotland Peter Whiteford 279 (-5)PO
2008 San Domenico Golf
Puglia, Italy
Argentina Estanislao Goya 267 (-17)
2007 San Domenico Golf
Puglia, Italy
France Michael Lorenzo-Vera 269 (-15)
2006 San Domenico Golf
Puglia, Italy
England James Hepworth 271 (-13)
2005 San Domenico Golf
Puglia, Italy
Spain Carl Suneson 273 (-15)
Bouygues Telecom Grand Final
2004 Golf du Médoc
Bordeaux, France
Scotland David Drysdale 271 (-13)PO
Challenge Tour Grand Final
2003 Golf du Médoc
Bordeaux, France
Spain José Manuel Carriles 273 (-11)PO
2002 Golf du Médoc
Bordeaux, France
Republic of Ireland Peter Lawrie 272 (-12)
2001 Golf du Médoc
Bordeaux, France
England Richard Bland 266 (-18)
2000 Varadero GC
Varadero, Cuba
Sweden Henrik Stenson 270 (-18)
1999 Varadero GC
Varadero, Cuba
New Zealand Stephen Scahill 277 (-11)
AXA Grand Final presented by Estoril
1998 Clube de Golf de Belas
Sintra, Portugal
Argentina Jorge Berendt 275 (-13)PO
Estoril Grand Final
1997 Clube de Golf do Montado
Setúbal, Portugal
France Nicolas Joakimides 198
UAP Grand Final
1996 Quinta do Peru
Sesimbra, Portugal
England Ian Garbutt 272
1995 Quinta do Peru
Sesimbra, Portugal
Spain Francis Valera 275

PO – won following playoff

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