Dutch Ladies Open

Dutch Ladies Open

Tournament information
Location	Utrecht, Netherlands
Established	1986
Course(s)	Goyer Golf & Country Club
Par	72
Tour(s)	Ladies European Tour
Format	54-hole Stroke play
Prize fund	€330,000
Month played	May
Tournament record score
Aggregate	270 Stephanie Kyriacou
To par	–18 Stephanie Kyriacou
Current champion
Mimi Rhodes
Location map
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The Dutch Ladies Open is a women's professional golf tournament on the Ladies European Tour that is played in the Netherlands. ^[1] It was first played in 1986, and annually from 2004 to 2015. It resumed play in 2021. ^[2]

History

Home player Liz Weima won the 1994 event, held at Rijk van Nijmegen in hail, rain and cold winds, to become the first Dutch golfer, male or female, to win at the European level. ^[3]

In 2025, for its 26th installment, the tournament was moved from Hilversumsche to Goyer Golf & Country Club in the province of Utrecht. The 54-hole stroke play competition featured a 132-player field, representing 33 different nationalities. ^[4]

Winners

Year	Venue	Winner	Score	Margin of victory	Runner(s)-up	Winner's share (€)
Dutch Ladies Open
2025	Goyer	Mimi Rhodes	207 (–9)	2 strokes	Brianna Navarrosa Anne van Dam	49,500
2024	Hilversumsche	Jana Melichová	205 (–11)	1 stroke	Kim Métraux	45,000
Big Green Egg Open
2023	Hilversumsche	Trichat Cheenglab	204 (–12)	1 stroke	Nicole Broch Estrup Lydia Hall	45,000
2022	Rosendaelsche	Anna Nordqvist	281 (–7)	1 stroke	Sarah Schober	37,500
2021	Rosendaelsche	Stephanie Kyriacou	270 (–18)	2 strokes	Sanna Nuutinen	30,000
2020	Rosendaelsche	Tournament cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the Netherlands.				30,000
2016–2019: No tournament
Deloitte Ladies Open
2015	The International	Christel Boeljon	209 (–10)	4 strokes	Emily Kristine Pedersen Ursula Wikström	37,500
2014	The International	Kylie Walker	213 (–6)	Playoff [a]	Nikki Campbell Malene Jørgensen	37,500
2013	The International	Holly Clyburn	211 (–8)	3 strokes	Charley Hull	37,500
2012	Broekpolder	Carlota Ciganda	207 (–9)	2 strokes	Ursula Wikstrom	37,500
2011	Broekpolder	Dale Reid	213 (–3)	1 stroke	Holly Aitchison Caroline Alfonso Caroline Hedwall	37,500
ABN AMRO Ladies Open
2010	Broekpolder	Florentyna Parker	207 (–9)	2 strokes	Krystle Caithness	37,500
2009	Eindhovensche	Tania Elosegui	207 (–9)	1 stroke	Diana Luna	37,500
2008	Eindhovensche	Gwladys Nocera	203 (–13)	1 stroke	Melissa Reid	37,500
KLM Ladies Open
2007	Eindhovensche	Gwladys Nocera	201 (–15)	7 strokes	Virginie Lagoutte-Clement	27,000
2006	Eindhovensche	Stephanie Arricau	204 (–12)	1 stroke	Anja Monke	24,750
2005	Kennemer	Virginie Lagoutte	215 (–1)	Playoff [b]	Eleanor Pilgrim	24,750
2004	Kennemer	Elisabeth Esterl	214 (–2)	2 strokes	Marta Prieto	24,750
2002–2003: No tournament
Mexx Sport Open
2001	Kennemer	Karine Icher	212 (–4)	Playoff [c]	Suzann Pettersen	£15,000
2000	Kennemer	Tina Fischer	211 (–5)	3 strokes	Raquel Carriedo Kirsty Taylor	£15,000
1996–1999: No tournament
Staatsloterij Ladies Open
1995	Rijk van Nijmegen	Marie-Laure de Lorenzi	201 (–15)	9 strokes	Lora Fairclough	£10,500
Sens Ladies Dutch Open
1994	Rijk van Nijmegen	Liz Weima	214 (–2)	2 strokes	Sofia Grönberg-Whitmore	£8,250
Holiday Inn Leiden Ladies Open
1993	Rijswijk	Corinne Dibnah	214 (–2)	1 stroke	Annika Sörenstam	£8,250
1992	Rijswijk	Valerie Michaud	204 (–12)	1 stroke	Laura Davies	£8,250
1989–1991: No tournament
Volmac Dutch Ladies Open
1988	Rosendaelsche	Marie-Laure de Lorenzi	295 (+7)	1 stroke	Kitrina Douglas	£9,000
1987	Royal Haagsche	Dale Reid	283 (–5)	3 strokes	Maureen Garner	£7,500
1986	Hilversumsche	Jane Forrest	282 (–6)	5 strokes	Liselotte Neumann	£6,750

1. Walker won at the second playoff hole.
2. Lagoutte won at the second playoff hole.
3. Icher won with a birdie at the third playoff hole.

References

1. "Big Green Egg Open: toptoernooi voor vrouwen" (in Dutch). Golf Netherlands. Retrieved 29 December 2021.
2. "2013 LET Tour Guide". Ladies European Tour. Retrieved 29 December 2021.
3. "Liz Weima Dutch Ladies Open" (in Dutch). Dag van de Vrouwen. Retrieved 15 May 2025.
4. "European Swing Begins In The Netherlands". Ladies European Tour. Retrieved 15 May 2025.

External links

• Ladies European Tour

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