1994 Challenge Tour

The 1994 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 Northern Ireland's Raymond Burns.

Tournament schedule

The table below shows the 1994 Challenge Tour schedule.[2]

DatesTournamentHost countryWinnerNotes
16–19 MarTunisian ChallengeTunisiaEngland Jon Robson
23–26 MarEl Corte Ingles OpenSpainSpain Juan Carlos Piñero
30 Mar – 2 AprTessali OpenItalyEngland Michael Archer
7–10 AprOpen JezequelFranceEngland Carl Watts
20–22 AprStockley Park ChallengeEnglandEngland Ricky Willison
27–30 AprCentenario Copa 'Palmer'SpainSweden Daniel Westermark
12–15 MayAmerican Express TrophyGermanyGermany Torsten GiedeonUnofficial money
12–15 MayScottish Professional ChampionshipScotlandScotland Andrew ColtartUnofficial money
25–28 MayClub Med OpenItalyNorthern Ireland Raymond Burns
26–29 MayRamlosa OpenSwedenSweden Eric Carlberg (amateur)
2–5 JunChallenge AGFFranceEngland Jon Robson
2–5 JunSiab OpenSwedenNorway Per Haugsrud
10–12 JunHimmerland OpenDenmarkEngland Michael Archer
24–26 JunMemorial Olivier BarrasSwitzerlandNew Zealand Michael Campbell
30 Jun – 3 JulBank Austria OpenAustriaNew Zealand Michael Campbell
1–3 JulVästerås OpenSwedenSweden Joakim Grönhagen
1–3 JulNeuchâtel Open SBS TrophySwitzerlandNetherlands Rolf Muntz
6–9 JulOpen de DivonneFranceEngland Stuart Cage
8–10 JulVolvo Finnish OpenFinlandFinland Mikael Piltz
14–17 JulOpen des VolcansFranceFrance Eric Giraud
22–24 JulInterlaken OpenSwitzerlandEngland Neal Briggs
22–24 JulJamtland OpenSwedenSweden Daniel Chopra
3–6 AugRolex Pro-AmSwitzerlandEngland Stuart Little
4–7 AugSM MatchplaySwedenSweden Per Nyman
11–14 AugAudi Quattro TrophyGermanyNew Zealand Michael Campbell
18–21 AugKarsten Ping Norwegian ChallengeNorwayNorthern Ireland Raymond Burns
24–26 AugGore-Tex ChallengeScotlandEngland John Bickerton
26–28 AugToyota Danish PGA ChampionshipDenmarkSweden Anders Overbring
1–4 SepOpen de Dijon BourgogneFranceItaly Marcello Santi
1–4 SepCompaq OpenSwedenSweden Adam Mednick
8–11 SepDutch Challenge OpenNetherlandsFrance Jean-François Remésy
15–18 SepChallenge NovotelFranceSweden Jarmo Sandelin
22–24 SepPerrier European Pro-AmBelgiumEngland Andrew Sandywell
22–25 SepTeam Erhverv Danish OpenDenmarkEngland Liam White
29 Sep – 2 OctChallenge ChargeursFranceSweden Daniel Chopra
6–9 OctBiarritz International Pro-AmFranceWales Mark Litton

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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