Madeira Islands Open

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Madeira Islands Open
Madeira Islands Open logo.png
Tournament information
Location Madeira Islands, Portugal
Established1993
Course(s) Clube de Golf do Santo da Serra
Par72
Length6,826 yards (6,242 m)
Tour(s) European Tour
Challenge Tour
Format Stroke play
Prize fund 600,000
Month playedJuly/August
Final year2015
Tournament record score
Aggregate264 Roope Kakko (2015)
To par−24 as above
Final champion
Flag of Finland.svg Roope Kakko
Location Map
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Icona golf.svg
Clube de Golf do Santo da Serra
Location relative to Africa
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Clube de Golf do Santo da Serra
Location in Madeira

The Madeira Islands Open was a men's professional golf tournament on the European Tour played from 1993 to 2015 on Madeira, an autonomous region of Portugal.

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History

The tournament had one of the smallest prize funds on the tour (600,000 in 2015), and few of the tour's top players took part. From 2002 to 2005, and again from 2011 to 2015, it was a dual-ranking event with the Challenge Tour. It was played opposite the Volvo World Match Play Championship in 2011 and 2013. In 2015, it was played opposite the Saltire Energy Paul Lawrie Match Play after the rescheduling caused by severe weather postponed the event four months. [1]

It was hosted at Clube de Golf do Santo da Serra (1993–2008, 2012–15) and at Porto Santo Golfe (2009–11). For its last five years of existence, it was one of two European Tour events annually staged in Portugal, the other being the Portugal Masters. The 2015 event was rescheduled from March to August due to weather. [1] [2]

Winners

YearTour(s) [lower-alpha 1] WinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victory
Runner(s)-up
Madeira Islands Open - Portugal - BPI
2015 CHA, EUR Flag of Finland.svg Roope Kakko 264−243 strokes Flag of Scotland.svg Scott Henry
2014 CHA, EUR Flag of England.svg Daniel Brooks 135 [lower-alpha 2] −9Playoff Flag of Scotland.svg Scott Henry
2013 CHA, EUR Flag of the United States.svg Peter Uihlein 273−152 strokes Flag of Denmark.svg Morten Ørum Madsen
Flag of Chile.svg Mark Tullo
Madeira Islands Open - Portugal
2012 CHA, EUR Flag of Portugal.svg Ricardo Santos 266−224 strokes Flag of Sweden.svg Magnus A. Carlsson
Madeira Islands Open
2011 CHA, EUR Ulster Banner.svg Michael Hoey 278−102 strokes Flag of England.svg Jamie Elson
Flag of England.svg Chris Gane
Madeira Islands Open BPI - Portugal
2010 EUR Flag of England.svg James Morrison 268−201 stroke Flag of England.svg Oliver Fisher
2009 EUR Flag of Argentina.svg Estanislao Goya 278−61 stroke Flag of Scotland.svg Callum Macaulay
2008 EUR Flag of Scotland.svg Alastair Forsyth 273−15Playoff Flag of South Africa.svg Hennie Otto
Madeira Islands Open BPI
2007 EUR Flag of Argentina.svg Daniel Vancsik 270−187 strokes Flag of South Africa.svg David Frost
Flag of Spain.svg Santiago Luna
Madeira Island Open Caixa Geral de Depositos
2006 EUR Flag of France.svg Jean van de Velde 273−151 stroke Flag of England.svg Lee Slattery
2005 CHA, EUR Flag of the Netherlands.svg Robert-Jan Derksen 275−132 strokes Flag of South Africa.svg Andrew McLardy
Flag of Scotland.svg Gary Orr
Madeira Island Open
2004 CHA, EUR Flag of Sweden.svg Chris Hanell 284−41 stroke Flag of Sweden.svg Steven Jeppesen
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Brad Kennedy
Flag of the United States.svg Rob Rashell
2003 CHA, EUR Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Bradley Dredge 272−168 strokes Flag of Sweden.svg Fredrik Andersson
Flag of England.svg Brian Davis
Flag of England.svg Andrew Marshall
2002 CHA, EUR Flag of Spain.svg Diego Borrego 281−71 stroke Flag of Spain.svg Ivó Giner
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Maarten Lafeber
2001 EUR Flag of Ireland.svg Des Smyth 270−182 strokes Flag of England.svg John Bickerton
2000 EUR Flag of Sweden.svg Niclas Fasth 279−92 strokes Flag of England.svg Mark Davis
Flag of Scotland.svg Ross Drummond
Flag of Sweden.svg Richard S. Johnson
1999 EUR Flag of Spain.svg Pedro Linhart 276−121 stroke Flag of England.svg Mark James
1998 EUR Flag of Sweden.svg Mats Lanner (2)277−111 stroke Flag of New Zealand.svg Stephen Scahill
1997 EUR Flag of England.svg Peter Mitchell 204 [lower-alpha 3] −121 stroke Flag of Sweden.svg Freddie Jacobson
1996 EUR Flag of Sweden.svg Jarmo Sandelin 279−91 stroke Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Paul Affleck
1995 EUR Flag of Spain.svg Santiago Luna 272−164 strokes Flag of France.svg Christian Cévaër
1994 EUR Flag of Sweden.svg Mats Lanner 206 [lower-alpha 3] −102 strokes Flag of England.svg Howard Clark
Flag of Sweden.svg Mathias Grönberg
Flag of Sweden.svg Peter Hedblom
1993 EUR Flag of England.svg Mark James 281−73 strokes Flag of England.svg Gordon J. Brand
Flag of England.svg Paul Broadhurst

Notes

  1. CHA − Challenge Tour; EUR − European Tour.
  2. Shortened to 36 holes due to weather.
  3. 1 2 Shortened to 54 holes due to weather.

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References

  1. 1 2 "Madeira Islands Open rescheduled for July". PGA European Tour. 24 March 2015. Retrieved 24 March 2015.
  2. "Play abandoned in Madeira". PGA European Tour. 22 March 2015. Retrieved 22 March 2015.

Coordinates: 32°43′18″N16°48′14″W / 32.7217°N 16.8039°W / 32.7217; -16.8039