Ladies Open of Portugal

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The Ladies Open of Portugal was a women's professional golf tournament on the Ladies European Tour that took place Portugal.

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Winners

YearVenueWinnerCountryScoreMargin of
victory
Runner(s)-upRef
ISPS Handa Portugal Ladies Open
2011Campo Real Ashleigh Simon Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 200 (−16)3 strokes Flag of France.svg Gwladys Nocera
Portugal Ladies Open
2010Campo Real Karen Lunn Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 204 (−12)1 stroke Flag of England.svg Trish Johnson
Flag of Denmark.svg Iben Tinning
Ladies Open of Portugal
2009Golden Eagle Johanna Westerberg Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 213 (−3)Playoff Flag of Spain.svg Tania Elósegui
2008Quinta de Cima Anne-Lise Caudal Flag of France.svg  France 203 (−16)1 stroke Flag of England.svg Gwladys Nocera
Flag of England.svg Georgina Simpson
Ladies Open de Portugal
2007Gramacho Pestana Sophie Giquel Flag of France.svg  France 206 (−10)2 strokes Flag of Sweden.svg Louise Stahle
Estoril Ladies Open of Portugal
2006Quinta da Marinha Oitavos Stéphanie Arricau Flag of France.svg  France 207 (−9)5 strokes Flag of France.svg Gwladys Nocera
Algarve Ladies Open of Portugal
2005Gramacho Pestana Cecilia Ekelundh Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 210 (−6)3 strokes Flag of France.svg Ludivine Kreutz [1]
Ladies Open of Portugal
2004Aroeira I Cecilia Ekelundh Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 206 (−10)3 strokes Flag of Sweden.svg Linda Wessberg
Lancia Ladies Open of Portugal
2003Aroeira II Alison Munt Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 209 (−7)Playoff Flag of Germany.svg Elisabeth Esterl
Ladies Open of Costa Azul
2002Aroeira II Kanna Takanashi Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 139 (−5)1 stroke Flag of Scotland.svg Julie Forbes
Estoril Ladies Open
1997Clube de Golf do Estoril Mandy Sutton Flag of England.svg  England 2021 stroke Flag of Denmark.svg Karina Orum [2]
Costa Azul Ladies Open
1996Troia and Aroeira GC Shani Waugh Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 214 (−2)2 strokes Flag of Ireland.svg Aideen Rogers
Flag of France.svg Marie-Laure de Lorenzi
Flag of Sweden.svg Helene Koch
Flag of the Philippines.svg Mary Grace Estuesta
[2]
1995Troia and Montado GC Marie-Laure de Lorenzi Flag of France.svg  France 2052 strokes Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Evelyn Orley [2]
1994Montado Troia and Aroeira GC Sandrine Mendiburu Flag of France.svg  France 1401 stroke Flag of England.svg Lora Fairclough [2]
Portuguese Ladies Open
1988Vilamoura GC (Pinhal) Peggy Conley Flag of the United States.svg  United States 2911 stroke Flag of Australia (converted).svg Corinne Dibnah
1987Vale do Lobo GC (Royal) Cathy Panton Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 210 (−9)1 stroke Flag of England.svg Alison Nicholas
1986Vilamoura GC (Pinhal) Cathy Panton Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 286 (−6)Playoff Flag of the United States.svg Kelly Leadbetter
Flag of Scotland.svg Gillian Stewart
Vale do Lobo Portuguese Ladies Open
1985Vale do Lobo GC (Royal) Debbie Dowling Flag of England.svg  England 2854 strokes Flag of England.svg Kitrina Douglas

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References

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  2. 1 2 3 4 Ladies European Tour Past Tournament Winners, GolfToday
  3. "Ladies Portugal Open". Where2golf. Retrieved 15 July 2020.