2020 Alps Tour

The season starts with a "winter series" featuring five tournaments in Egypt.[1]

Date	Tournament	Location	Winner	OWGR	Prize fund (€)
20 Feb	Ein Bay Open	Egypt	Lars Keunen	4	40,000
25 Feb	Red Sea Little Venice Open	Egypt	Stefano Mazzoli	4	40,000
2 May	Pelagone Open	Italy	Cancelled	–	40,000
19 Jun	Memorial Giorgio Bordoni	Italy	Postponed	–	40,000
5 Jul	Saint-Malo Mixed Open	France	Cancelled	–	45,000
11 Jul	Fred Olson Alps de La Gomera	Spain	Cancelled	–	40,000
19 Jul	Sicilia Alps Open	Italy	Postponed	–	40,000
15 Aug	Gosser Open	Austria	Lukas Nemecz	4	40,000
4 Sep	Cervino Alps Open	Italy	Jordi García del Moral	4	40,000
31 May 13 Sep	Open de la Mirabelle d'Or	France	Alejandro del Rey	4	43,000
24 Oct 19 Sep	Toscana Alps Open	Italy	Matteo Manassero	4	40,000
9 May 25 Sep	Alps de Andalucia	Spain	Lucas Vacarisas	4	40,000
21 Mar 26 Sep	Allegria Open	Egypt	Postponed[2]	–	40,000
26 Mar 1 Oct	Dreamland Pyramids Open	Egypt	Postponed[2]	–	40,000
27 Jun 2 Oct	Alps de Las Castillas	Spain	Jacobo Pastor	4	40,000
31 Mar 6 Oct	New Giza Open	Egypt	Postponed[2]	–	40,000
25 Apr 17 Oct	Abruzzo Alps Open	Italy	Postponed	–	40,000
30 Oct	Italy Alps Open	Italy	Jacopo Vecchi Fossa	4	40,000
6 Jun 7 Nov	Open de Saint Francois Region Guadeloupe	Guadeloupe	Cancelled	–	43,000

The top three players on the Order of Merit earned Challenge Tour status for the 2021 season.[3]

Rank	Player	Points
1	Jordi García del Moral	18,502.58
2	Lucas Vacarisas	14,975.81
3	Jeong Weon Ko	14,556.90
4	Stefano Mazzoli	13,522.50
5	Ángel Hidalgo	11,245.05
6	Sam Robinson	10,532.66
7	Lars Keunen	10,491.38
8	Jonathan Yates	10,206.75
9	Jacopo Vecchi Fossa	9,883.05
10	Jacobo Pastor	9,812.25