2002 Swedish Golf Tour (women)

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2002 Swedish Golf Tour (women) season
DurationMay 2002 (2002-05) – September 2002 (2002-09)
Number of official events12
Most wins2:
Flag of Sweden.svg Anna Becker
Order of Merit Flag of Finland.svg Riikka Hakkarainen
2001
2003

The 2002 Swedish Golf Tour, known as the Telia Tour for sponsorship reasons, was the 17th season of the Swedish Golf Tour, a series of professional golf tournaments for women held in Sweden, Denmark and Finland. [1]

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Anna Becker won two events and Riikka Hakkarainen from Finland won the Order of Merit, the first non-Swedish season champion.

Schedule

The season consisted of 12 tournaments played between May and September, where one event was held in Finland and one in Denmark. [2]

DateTournamentLocationWinnerScoreMargin of
victory
Runner(s)-upPurse
(SEK)
NoteRef
15 May Telia Grand Opening Fågelbro Flag of Sweden.svg Nina Reis 145 (+5)1 stroke Flag of Sweden.svg Karin Sjödin 100,000Pro-am [3]
8 Jun Kalmar Ladies Open Kalmar Flag of Australia (converted).svg Susie Mathews (a)213 (−3)Playoff Flag of Sweden.svg Åsa Gottmo
Flag of Sweden.svg Helena Svensson (a)
200,000 [4]
16 Jun Felix Finnish Ladies Open Aura, Finland Flag of Sweden.svg Linda Ericsson 212 (−4)1 stroke Flag of Finland.svg Riikka Hakkarainen 150,000 [5]
29 Jun SM Match Kevinge Flag of Finland.svg Riikka Hakkarainen 4&3 Flag of Sweden.svg Karolina Andersson 150,000 [6]
7 Jul Körunda Ladies Open Nynäshamn Flag of Sweden.svg Nina Karlsson 210 (−6)Playoff Flag of Finland.svg Riikka Hakkarainen 150,000 [7]
13 Jul Nykredit Ladies Open Smørum, Denmark Flag of Sweden.svg Lisa Hed 211 (−5)Playoff Flag of Sweden.svg Lisa Holm Sørensen 150,000 [8]
27 Jul Öijared Ladies Open Öijared Flag of Sweden.svg Rind Åström 209 (−4)3 strokes Flag of Sweden.svg Johanna Westerberg 200,000 [9]
24 Aug Skandia PGA Open Bokskogen Flag of Sweden.svg Helena Svensson (a)218 (+2)1 stroke Flag of Finland.svg Pia Koivuranta
Flag of Sweden.svg Nina Reis
300,000 [10]
1 Sep SI  · Gefle Ladies Open Gävle Flag of Sweden.svg Anna Becker 209 (−7)3 strokes Flag of Sweden.svg Marlene Hedblom 200,000 [11]
7 Sep Sparbanken Ladies Open Sölvesborg Flag of Finland.svg Minea Blomqvist (a)214 (−2)1 stroke Flag of Sweden.svg Sara Eklund 150,000 [12]
14 Sep Rejmes Ladies Open Norrköping Flag of Sweden.svg Anna Becker 211 (−8)Playoff Flag of Sweden.svg Åsa Gottmo 150,000 [13]
22 Sep Telia Ladies Finale Lund Flag of Sweden.svg Anna Corderfeldt 212 (−4)2 strokes Flag of Sweden.svg Johanna Westerberg 300,000 [14]

  National Championship tournaments

    Order of Merit

    RankPlayerScore
    1 Flag of Finland.svg Riikka Hakkarainen 1,402
    2 Flag of Sweden.svg Anna Corderfeldt 1,149
    3 Flag of Sweden.svg Sara Eklund 1,122
    4 Flag of Sweden.svg Johanna Westerberg 1,090
    5 Flag of Sweden.svg Lisa Hed 1,081
    6 Flag of Sweden.svg Nina Karlsson 1,068
    7 Flag of Sweden.svg Anna Becker 980
    8 Flag of Sweden.svg Helena Svensson 967
    9 Flag of Sweden.svg Åsa Gottmo 938
    10 Flag of Sweden.svg Nina Reis 886

    Source: [15]

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