1992 Challenge Tour

The 1992 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 Wales' Paul Affleck.

Tournament schedule

The table below shows the 1992 Challenge Tour schedule.[2]

DatesTournamentHost countryWinnerNotes
5–8 DecIvory Coast OpenIvory CoastFrance Michel Besanceney
12–15 DecNigerian OpenNigeriaSierra Leone James Lebbie
9–12 JanZimbabwe OpenZimbabweZimbabwe Mark McNulty
16–19 JanZambia OpenZambiaEngland Jeremy Robinson
23–26 JanKenya OpenKenyaSwitzerland André Bossert
9–12 AprTessali OpenItalySweden Anders Gillner
30 Apr – 3 MayPro 2000 - Challenge DumezFranceEngland Jonathan Lomas
7–10 MayAudi Quattro TrophyGermanySweden Pierre Fulke
13–16 MayLiebig Ligurian OpenItalyEngland Nick Godin
14–17 MayPro 2000 - Challenge ChargeursFranceFrance Géry Watine
21–24 MayOpen de VittelFranceChile Roy Mackenzie
21–24 MayRamlosa OpenSwedenSweden Magnus Jönsson
28–31 MayOpen de Dijon BourgogneFranceEngland Jeremy Robinson
28–31 MaySiab OpenSwedenSweden Mikael Krantz
3–6 JunClub Med OpenItalyWales Mark Litton
10–12 JunClydesdale Bank Northern OpenScotlandScotland Peter Smith
12–14 JunStiga OpenSwedenSweden Pierre Fulke
18–21 JunMilano OpenItalyEngland Nick Godin
26–28 JunMemorial Olivier BarrasSwitzerlandEngland Jeff HallUnofficial money
2–5 JulBank Austria OpenAustriaWales Stephen Dodd
10–12 JulNeuchâtel Open SBS TrophySwitzerlandGermany Heinz Peter ThülUnofficial money
10–12 JulVolvo Finnish OpenFinlandSweden Henrik Bergquist
14–17 JulPro Am Moet & Chandon du LemanSwitzerlandFrance Tim Planchin
23–26 JulOpen des VolcansFranceSweden Mikael Krantz
28–30 JulQuietwaters ChallengeEnglandEngland Craig Cassells
5–8 AugRolex Pro-AmSwitzerlandUnited States Ronald SteltenUnofficial money
6–9 AugSI Compaq OpenSwedenSweden Joakim Haeggman
13–16 AugLänsförsäkringar OpenSwedenEngland Steven Bottomley
19–21 AugSM MatchplaySwedenArgentina José Cantero
19–21 AugEast Sussex National ChallengeEnglandEngland Simon D. Hurley
28–30 AugAudi OpenGermanyWales Paul Affleck
28–30 AugVästerås OpenSwedenSweden Joakim Rask
28–30 AugPerrier European Pro AmBelgiumSweden Magnus PerssonUnofficial money
2–4 SepGore-Tex Fabrics ChallengeScotlandUnited States Brian Nelson
3–6 SepPro 2000 - Omnium BayerFranceSpain Jesús María Arruti
11–13 SepPlayboy Charity ChallengeCzech RepublicAustralia Lucien Tinkler
11–13 SepUppsala InternationalSwedenSweden Tony Edlund
23–26 SepPro 2000 - Challenge NovotelFranceSweden Mikael Krantz
24–27 SepDutch Challenge OpenNetherlandsEngland John Coe
28 Sep – 3 OctBulles Laurent PerrierFranceFrance Géry WatineUnofficial money

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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