Open di Puglia e Basilicata

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Open di Puglia e Basilicata
Tournament information
Location Castellaneta, Italy
Established1983
Course(s)Riva dei Tessali Golf Club
Metaponto Golf Club
Par71 (R)
72 (M)
Length6,503 yards (5,946 m) (R)
6,815 yards (6,232 m) (M)
Tour(s) Alps Tour
Challenge Tour
Format Stroke play
Prize fund 45,000
Month playedOctober
Final year2010
Tournament record score
Aggregate266 Kenneth Ferrie (2000)
To par−18 as above
Final champion
Flag of Spain.svg Miguel Pujalte Sastre
Location Map
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Riva dei Tessali GC
Location in Italy
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Riva dei Tessali GC
Location in Apulia

The Open di Puglia e Basilicata is an annual professional golf tournament held in Riva dei Tessali, near Castellaneta, Italy.

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First held in 1983, there was a brief hiatus before the second edition in 1986. The tournament became part of the second tier Challenge Tour schedule in 1991, where it remained until 2007. Since 2008, it has been an event on the third tier Alps Tour. It also forms part of the Italian Pro Tour.

Prior to 2003, it was solely hosted at Riva dei Tessali Golf Club, but since then it has been jointly held at Metaponto Golf Club.

Winners

YearTour [lower-alpha 1] WinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victory
Runner(s)-up
Open di Puglia and Basilicata
2010 ALP Flag of Spain.svg Miguel Pujalte Sastre 201−133 strokes Flag of Italy.svg Matteo Delpodio
Flag of Italy.svg Andrea Rota
2009 ALP Flag of Italy.svg Paolo Terreni 137 [lower-alpha 2] −6Playoff Flag of Italy.svg Andrea Perrino
Tessali-Metaponto Open di Puglia e Basilicata
2008 ALP Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Martin Rominger 274−111 stroke Flag of France.svg Julien Grillon
2007 CHA Ulster Banner.svg Michael Hoey 272−13Playoff Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Liam Bond
2006 CHA Flag of France.svg Anthony Snobeck 272−14Playoff Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Kyron Sullivan
2005 CHA Flag of Argentina.svg Rafael Gómez 267−171 stroke Flag of Sweden.svg Johan Edfors
2004 CHA Flag of Sweden.svg Leif Westerberg 274−101 stroke Flag of England.svg Oliver Wilson
2003 CHA Flag of England.svg Martin LeMesurier 273−11Playoff Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg André Bossert
Flag of England.svg Sam Walker
Tessali Open del Sud
2002 CHA Flag of England.svg Simon Wakefield 274−101 stroke Flag of England.svg Andrew Raitt
2001: No tournament
2000 CHA Flag of England.svg Kenneth Ferrie 266−183 strokes Flag of England.svg Mark Foster
Flag of France.svg Christophe Pottier
Open dei Tessali
1999 CHA Flag of Argentina.svg Gustavo Rojas 272−122 strokes Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Didier de Vooght
1998 CHA Flag of Sweden.svg Pehr Magnebrant 276−8Playoff Flag of Australia (converted).svg John Senden
1997 CHA Flag of Spain.svg Ivó Giner 280−43 strokes Flag of Australia (converted).svg Stephen Leaney
1996 CHA Flag of New Zealand.svg Stephen Scahill 279−56 strokes Flag of Finland.svg Pauli Hughes
Tessali Open
1995 CHA Flag of England.svg Andrew Collison 279−52 strokes Flag of England.svg Jonathan Sewell
1994 CHA Flag of England.svg Michael Archer 282−21 stroke Flag of France.svg Stephan Catherine
Flag of Sweden.svg Daniel Westermark
1993 CHA Flag of Sweden.svg Olle Nordberg 287−1Playoff Flag of England.svg Neal Briggs
Flag of England.svg Andrew Sandywell
1992 CHA Flag of Sweden.svg Anders Gillner 279−5Playoff Flag of Italy.svg Baldovino Dassù
1991 CHA Flag of France.svg Éric Giraud 281−3 Flag of England.svg Jeremy Robinson
1990 CHA Flag of Italy.svg Emanuele Bolognesi (2)288Flag placeholder.svg
1989 CHA Flag of England.svg Neal Briggs 284E1 strokeFlag placeholder.svg
1988 Flag of Italy.svg Baldovino Dassù (2)288Flag placeholder.svg
1987 Flag of Italy.svg Giuseppe Calì 289Flag placeholder.svg
1986 Flag of Italy.svg Emanuele Bolognesi 289Flag placeholder.svg
1984–85: No tournament
1983 Flag of Italy.svg Baldovino Dassù 289Flag placeholder.svg

Notes

  1. ALP − Alps Tour; CHA − Challenge Tour.
  2. Shortened to 36 holes due to rain.

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