Swedish Junior Matchplay Championship

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Swedish Junior Matchplay Championship
Tournament information
LocationFlag of Sweden.svg  Sweden
Established1939
Course(s)Rotating
Organized by Swedish Golf Federation
Tour(s)Swedish Teen Tour (2001–)
Format Match play
Month playedAugust

The Swedish Junior Match-play Championship is a national golf tournament in Sweden for golfers under the age of 22, contested for both men and women. The championship is open to Swedish citizens until the year they turn 21.

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In Swedish known as JSM Match, it has been organized by the Swedish Golf Federation since 1939. From 1977 to 1991 the championship was contested in stroke-play, the Swedish Junior Stroke-play Championship. Since 2001, the match-play and stroke-play championships have been held in parallel. [1] Five players, four women and one man, have won both in the same year: Louise Stahle (2002), Caroline Hedwall (2006), Isabella Deilert (2010), Linnea Ström (2012) and David Nyfjäll (2018). Two men, Jonas Blixt and Jesper Svensson, have also won both tournaments, but not in the same season.

Winners

YearCourseMenWomen
2023Lidköping Alexander Lindström Josefin Widal
2022Viksjö Sebastian Nilsson Rebecca Gyllner
2021 Österåker Nils Svanberg Rebecca Gyllner
2020No tournament
2019Kårsta Rasmus Rosin Mathilda Jonsson
2018Landeryd David Nyfjäll Elin Kumlin
2017Ringenäs David Nyfjäll Sara Kjellker
2016Kumla Pontus Nyholm Matilde Stenqvist
2015Salem Calle Hagström Christine Danielsson
2014 Vasatorp Jesper Svensson Johanna Björk
2013 Hills Gustav Held Emma Svensson
2012 Ljunghusen Tobias Edén Linnea Ström
2011Gränna Filip Brattse Sofie Nilsson
2010Lidingö Carl Jismark Isabella Deilert
2009 Vasatorp Anders Larsson Louise Larsson
2008Nyköping Simon Forslund Nathalie Månsson
2007Möre Christoffer Arvidsson Nathalie Månsson
2006Burvik Mikael Johansson Caroline Hedwall
2005Ängsö Jonas Blixt Linn Gustafsson
2004Åtvidaberg Gustav Nyblom Josefin Svenningsson
2003Stenungsund Oskar Herrlin Linda Svensson
2002Hook Niklas Lemke Louise Stahle
2001Västerås Erik Johansson Linda Wessberg
2000Alingsås Henrik Botha Karin Sjödin
1999Landskrona Johan Lundkvist Maria Bodén
1998Lyckorna Pontus Ericsson Maria Bodén
1997Gränna Jonas Torines Rebecca Heimert
1996Sollentuna Jonas Torines Anna Lindblom
1995 Ljunghusen Viktor Gustavsson Susanne Gillemo
1994Hudiksvall Jimmy Kawalec Maria Hjort
1993Lysegården Magnus Westerberg Sophie Gustafson
1992Kalmar Niclas Fasth Åsa Gottmo
1977–1991 contested as the Swedish Junior Strokeplay Championship
1976 Falsterbo Anders Johnsson Cecilia Tillström
1975Upsala Peter Lindwall Mia Brantberg
1974Viksjö Thomas Bergström Anna Dönnerstad
1973 Linköping Bob Bäckstedt Hillevi Hagström
1972Borås Oddbjörn Hagström Hillevi Hagström
1971Lund Torbjörn Arvidsson Christina Westerberg
1970Södertälje Olle Dahlgren Anna Skanse Dönnestad
1969Djursholm Olle Dahlgren Nailil Skog
1968Kalmar Gunnar Mueller Monica Andersson
1967Hovås Jan Rosell Christina Westerberg
1966 Ljunghusen Jan Rosell Liv Wollin
1965 Tylösand Johan Lindeberg Nina Rehnquist
1964Örebro Jonas Peil Nina Rehnquist
1963Lund Tony Lidholm Karin Stenport
1962Jönköping Tony Lidholm Liv Wollin
1961Djursholm Claes Jöhncke Louise Wingård
1960 Falsterbo Peter Nordwall Christina Nordström
1959Hovås Håkan Dahl Lolo Brasier
1958Rya Gunnar Carlander Birgit Forssman
1957Båstad Gunnar Carlander Birgit Forssman
1956Båstad Sven-Erik Uhlin
1955 Tylösand Gunnar Carlander
1954 Tylösand Gunnar Carlander
1953Kevinge Gunnar Carlander
1952Båstad Gunnar Carlander
1951 Tylösand Göran Lindeblad
1950 Tylösand Håkan Järbur
1949 Tylösand Fredrik Carlsson
1948 Tylösand Gustaf Adolf Bielke
1947Hovås Fredrik Carlsson
1946Hovås Gunnar Holmqvist Lillott Mörner
1945 Tylösand Bengt Carlsson
1944Hovås Hans Stenberg Lillott Mörner
1943No tournament
1942Hovås Jan Nathorst-Westfelt Ann-Marie Brynolf
1941Kevinge Bengt Einar Maud Röhss
1940No tournament
1939Båstad Jan Gumpert Maud Röhss

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References

  1. Jansson, Anders (2004). Golf - Den Stora Sporten' [Golf - the Great Sport] (in Swedish). Swedish Golf Federation. p. 224. ISBN   91-86818007 . Retrieved 14 September 2021.
  2. "Junior SM Match". Swedish Golf Museum. Retrieved 14 September 2021.