Swiss Seniors Open

Travis Perkins Masters
Tournament information
Location Bad Ragaz, St. Gallen, Switzerland
Established 1997
Course(s) Bad Ragaz Golf Club
Tour(s) European Senior Tour
Current champion
France Jean-François Remésy
Bad Ragaz Golf Club
Location in Switzerland

The Swiss Seniors Open is the Swiss stop on men's professional golf's European Senior Tour. It was founded in 1997 as the Credit Suisse Private Banking Seniors Open and from 1999 to 2014 was known as the Bad Ragaz PGA Seniors Open. It is played at Bad Ragaz Golf Club. In 2018 the prize fund was €320,000.

Winners

YearWinnerCountryScoreTo parMargin
of victory		Runner(s)-up
Swiss Seniors Open
2018Jean-François Remésy France199−111 strokeSpain Miguel Ángel Martín
Wales Phillip Price
Sweden Jarmo Sandelin
2017Philip Golding England195−151 strokeRepublic of Ireland Mark McNulty
2016Tim Thelen (2) United States200−101 strokeEngland Simon P. Brown
Spain Pedro Linhart
Spain Miguel Ángel Martín
2015Gordon Manson Austria196−142 strokesEngland Philip Golding
Bad Ragaz PGA Seniors Open
2014Rick Gibson Canada195−156 strokesRepublic of Ireland Denis O'Sullivan
2013Paul Wesselingh England201−9PlayoffEngland Kevin Spurgeon
2012Tim Thelen United States198−122 strokesEngland Mark James
2011Peter Fowler Australia196−142 strokesScotland Andrew Oldcorn
2010Carl Mason (3) England199−112 strokesUnited States Jerry Bruner
2009John Bland South Africa199−11PlayoffUnited States Bob Boyd
2008Carl Mason (2) England195−152 strokesScotland Bill Longmuir
2007Carl Mason England194−166 strokesArgentina Horacio Carbonetti
Italy Costantino Rocca
England David J Russell
2006Juan Quirós Spain196−142 strokesEngland Carl Mason
2005Terry Gale Australia199−112 strokesArgentina Luis Carbonetti
France Géry Watine
2004Horacio Carbonetti (2) Argentina195−15PlayoffEngland Denis Durnian
2003Horacio Carbonetti Argentina197−133 strokesAustralia David Good
2002Dragon Taki Japan130−10PlayoffRepublic of Ireland Denis O'Sullivan
2001David Huish (2) Scotland198−12PlayoffAustralia David Good
2000David Huish Scotland200−104 strokesEngland Jim Rhodes
1999Bob Shearer Australia198−123 strokesUnited States David Oakley
Credit Suisse Private Banking Seniors Open
1998Bobby Verwey South Africa200−102 strokesEngland Maurice Bembridge
England Tommy Horton
1997Brian Waites England203−7PlayoffEngland Malcolm Gregson
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