Swedish International Stroke Play Championship

The Swedish International Stroke Play Championship or Swedish International (SI) was a golf tournament played in Sweden from 1945 to 2007. It has been featured on the Swedish Golf Tour and the Challenge Tour.[1]

Swedish International
Tournament information
LocationSweden
Established1945
Tour(s)Swedish Golf Tour (1984–2007)
Challenge Tour
(1990–1992, 1994–2001)
FormatStroke play
Prize fundSEK 500,000
Final year2007
Final champion
Johan Wahlqvist

Named the Swedish Golf Federation 72-hole Stroke Play Championship at inception, it was known locally as the Svenskt Internationellt Slagtävlingsmästerskap (SISM) until it formally assumed the name Swedish International in 1984. Professionals and amateurs competed separately from 1945 to 1958, before being amateur only from 1959 to 1983, turning open to any golfer from 1984 with the introduction of the Swedish Golf Tour (SGT). Officially a Swedish National Championship starting in 1982, a separate National Champion was named in the event of a foreign winner. The tournament was discontinued after the 2007 season.[2]

Winners
YearTour(s)Tournament nameVenueWinnerScorePurse
(SEK)		National championRef
2007SGTHusqvarna OpenJönköping Johan Wahlqvist−14 (65-67-64=196)500,000[3]
2006SGTSwedish InternationalVidbynäs GC Andreas Ljunggren−2 (74-72-71=217)225,000[4]
2005SGTSwedish InternationalVidbynäs GC Morten Hagen−8 (71-69-71=211)200,000Andreas Ljunggren[5]
2004SGTSwedish InternationalUppsala Hampus von Post−20 (69-63-64=196)200,000[6]
2003SGTSwedish InternationalUppsala Ari Savolainen−4 (74-68-70=212)200,000Magnus A. Carlsson[7]
2002SGTHusqvarna OpenJönköping Hans Edberg−8 (68-66-68=202)300,000[8]
2001SGT · CHANCC OpenSöderåsen Benn Barham−11 (71-67-63-72=273)750,000Ulrik Gustafsson[9]
2000SGT · CHANCC OpenSöderåsen David Higgins−10 (69-70-64-71=274)750,000Martin Erlandsson[10]
1999SGT · CHANCC OpenSöderåsen Per G. Nyman−3 (72-68-71-70=281)550,000[11]
1998SGT · CHANCC OpenSöderåsen Johan Ryström−8 (66-69-69-72=276)£40,000[12]
1997SGT · CHASiab OpenSöderåsen Joakim Rask−3 (67-71-71-72=281)£35,000[13]
1996SGT · CHASiab OpenSöderåsen Kalle Väinölä−3 (67-73-70-71=281)£35,000Adam Mednick[14]
1995SGT · CHASiab OpenSöderåsen Anssi Kankkonen−1 (74-69-68-72=283)£30,000Dennis Edlund[15]
1994SGT · CHARamlösa OpenRya GC Eric Carlberg−7 (67-73-69-68=277)300,000[16]
1993SGTUpsala InternationalUppsala Daniel Chopra−4 (72-69-71=212)£100,000[17]
1992SGT · CHASI Compaq OpenÖrebro Joakim Haeggman−15 (69-69-64-67=269)£75,000[18]
1991SGT · CHASI Compaq OpenÖrebro Jonathan Sewell−10 (68-67-73-66=274)£100,000Mats Hallberg[19]
1990SGT · CHASI Compaq OpenÖrebro Jesper Parnevik−9 (69-68-71-67=275)500,000[20]
1989SGTSI Aragon OpenÖrebro Anders Gillner−7 (71-72-67-67=277)400,000[21]
1988SGTSI Trygg-Hansa OpenForsbacka Per Haugsrud−6 (67-69-74=210)275,000Peter Hedblom[22]
1987SGTSI Trygg-Hansa OpenUllna GC Marc Pendaries−2 (74-71-67-74=286)250,000Mikael Högberg[23]
1986SGTSI Trygg-Hansa OpenKalmar Mats Lanner−7 (71-74-64=209)200,000[24]
1985SGTSI Wang OpenVasatorp GC Mats Lanner−12 (67-71-70-68=276)200,000[25]
1984SGTSwedish InternationalSkellefteå Anders Forsbrand−9 (69-71-71-68=279)200,000[26]

Amateur tournament
YearVenueWinnerScore
1983Lyckorna GC Mikael Högberg279
1982Uppsala David Carrick293
1981Karlshamn David Carrick285
1980Ärila GC Jan Rube288
1979Falsterbo GC Gordon Brand Jnr210
1978Halmstad GC Björn Svedin296
1977Båstad GC Mikael Sorling285
1976Örebro Jan Rube283
1975Jönköping Hans Hedjerson278
1974Delsjö GC Yves Hofstetter293
1973Rya GC Staffan Mannerström294
1972Örebro Magnus Lindberg296
1971Drottningholm GC Gösta Ignell290
1970Åtvidaberg Hans Hedjerson287
1969Delsjö GC Claes Jöhncke285
1968Falsterbo GC Claes Jöhncke225
1967Örebro Claes Jöhncke287
1966Drottningholm GC Claes Jöhncke288
1965Linköping GC Claes Jöhncke288
1964Halmstad GC Claes Jöhncke300
1963Jönköping Claes Jöhncke299
1962Göteborg GC Rune Karlfelt288
1961Rya GC Gustaf Adolf Bielke277
1960Båstad Gunnar Carlander297
1959Falsterbo GC P O Johansson289

Amateur and professional tournament
YearVenueWinner
AmateurProfessional
1958Lund Gustaf Adolf Bielke Carl Poulsen
1957Halmstad GC Rune Karlfeldt Harry Fakt
1956Djursholm Gunnar Carlander Åke Bergkvist
1955Göteborg GC Elis Werkell Arne Werkell
1954Delsjö GC Ola Bergqvist Arne Werkell
1953Lidingö Lennart Leiborn Arne Werkell
1952Falsterbo GC Elis Werkell Arne Werkell
1951Halmstad GC Elis Werkell Arne Werkell
1950Båstad Hans Stenberg Carl Poulsen
1949Djursholm Elis Werkell Arne Werkell
1948Falsterbo GC Thore Andersson Arne Werkell
1947Stockholm GC Erik Runfelt Arne Werkell
1946Göteborg GC Finn Sörvik Arne Werkell
1945Falsterbo GC Elis Werkell Douglas Brasier

Sources:[2][1]

See also

References
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