1991 Challenge Tour

The 1991 Challenge Tour was a series of golf tournaments known as the Challenge Tour, the official development tour run by the PGA European Tour. The tour was started as the Satellite Tour in 1986 and was renamed the Challenge Tour ready for the start of the 1990 season.[1]

The Challenge Tour Rankings was won by England's David R. Jones.

Tournament schedule

The table below shows the 1991 Challenge Tour schedule.[2]

DatesTournamentHost countryWinnerNotes
6–9 DecNigerian OpenNigeriaEngland Wayne Stephens
13–16 DecIvory Coast OpenIvory CoastWales David Llewellyn
17–20 JanZimbabwe OpenZimbabweEngland Keith Waters
17–20 JanZambia OpenZambiaEngland David R. Jones
24–27 JanKenya OpenKenyaEngland Jeremy Robinson
3–6 AprTessali OpenItalyFrance Eric Giraud
9–12 MayMilano OpenItalyFrance Jean Charles Cambon
15–17 MayClydesdale Bank Northern OpenScotlandEngland Craig CasselsUnofficial money
16–19 MayRamlösa OpenSwedenSweden Fredrik Larsson
21–23 MayPrince's ChallengeEnglandEngland Ian Spencer
23–26 MaySiab OpenSwedenEngland Jon Evans
28–30 MayBolton Old Links ChallengeEnglandEngland Stephen Field
30 May – 2 JunOpen de Dijon BourgogneFranceSweden Mikael Krantz
31 May – 2 JunJede Hot CupSwedenSweden Mats Hallberg
4–6 JunCawder ChallengeScotlandWales Neil Roderick
5–8 JunCerutti OpenItalyEngland Jonathan Sewell
6–9 JunOpen de VittelFranceEngland Chris Platts
6–9 JunTeleannons Grand PrixSwedenSweden Jan TilmanisUnofficial money
12–15 JunOpen de LyonFranceRepublic of Ireland John McHenry
14–16 JunStiga OpenSwedenSweden Mats Hallberg
19–22 JunMartini OpenItalySouth Africa John Bland
21–23 JunFormula Micro OpenDenmarkSweden Peter Hedblom
27–30 JunAudi Quattro TrophyGermanyGermany Alex Čejka
5–7 JulNeuchâtel OpenSwitzerlandGermany Heinz Peter ThülUnofficial money
12–14 JulVolvo OpenFinlandSweden Fredrik Larsson
16–19 JulMoet & Chandon Pro-AmSwitzerlandFrance Christophe LacroixUnofficial money
18–21 JulSM Match PlaySwedenSweden Mathias Grönberg
1–4 AugAudi OpenGermanyEngland Paul Eales
8–11 AugLänsförsäkringar OpenSwedenSweden Johan Ryström
15–18 AugGefle OpenSwedenSweden Mats Lanner
21–24 AugRolex Pro-AmSwitzerlandEngland David R. JonesUnofficial money
29 Aug – 1 SepCompaq OpenSwedenEngland Jonathan Sewell
5–8 SepVästerås OpenSwedenSweden Vilhelm Forsbrand
6–8 Sep2nd Perrier Belgian Pro-AmBelgiumEngland George RyallUnofficial money
13–16 SepUppsala Golf InternationalSwedenSweden Peter Hedblom
19–22 SepViking OpenSwedenArgentina José Cantero
3–6 OctGrenoble Pro 91FranceEngland Roger Winchester
7–12 OctBulles Laurent PerrierFranceFrance Roger Sabarros

References

  1. ↑ "Tour History". PGA European Tour. Archived from the original on 22 July 2010. Retrieved 2010-07-30.
  2. ↑ "Tournament Schedule". PGA European Tour. Retrieved 2010-07-30.
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