SM Match Play
Tournament information | |
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Location | Sweden |
Established | 1904 |
Tour(s) |
Nordic Golf League Nordea Tour Challenge Tour (1990–99) |
Format |
Stroke & match play (2012–) Match play (1904–2011) |
Prize fund | SEK 400,000[1] |
Month played | June |
Current champion | |
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The Swedish Match Play Championship is a golf tournament played since 1904, held for both men and women. It is the oldest and most traditional golf tournament in Sweden.[2]
The men's tournament is part of the Nordic Golf League and the Swedish Golf Tour. It featured on the Challenge Tour between 1990 and 1999.
In 2012 the format was changed from pure match play to 36 hole stroke play followed by match play.[1]
Winners
Year | Location | Men | Women | ||
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Winner | Domestic title | Winner | Domestic title | ||
SM Match Play | |||||
2018 | Österåker | Sebastian Hansson | |||
2017[3] | Ullna | Joakim Rask | |||
2016 | Ullna | Niclas Johansson | |||
2015 | Ullna | ||||
2014 | Fågelbro | Christopher Feldborg-Nielsen | |||
2013 | Brollsta | ||||
2012 | Österåker | ||||
2011 | Österåker | ||||
2010 | Österåker | Tony Edlund | |||
2009 | Örebro | ||||
2008 | Örebro | ||||
2007 | Mosjö | Caroline Hedwall | |||
2006 | Gustavsvik | ||||
SM i Match Play | |||||
2005 | Stockholm | ||||
2004 | Stockholm | ||||
2003 | Lidingö | ||||
2002 | Stockholm | Karolina Andersson | |||
2001 | Tomelilla | ||||
2000 | Tomelilla | ||||
Öhrlings Swedish Matchplay | |||||
1999 | Kristianstad | ||||
1998 | Varberg, västra | Mattias Eliasson | |||
1997 | Varberg, västra | Raimo Sjöberg | |||
1996 | Hook | ||||
SM Match Play | |||||
1995 | Skellefteå | ||||
1994 | Upsala | ||||
1993 | Bro-Bålsta | Joakim Nilsson | |||
1992 | Kungälv-Kode | Kenny Cross | |||
1991 | Viksjö | ||||
1990 | Upsala | Per-Ulrik Johansson | |||
Svenska Mästerskapet Match Play | |||||
1989 | Stora Lundby | ||||
1988 | Jönköping | ||||
SM Match Trygg-Hansa Cup | |||||
1987 | Linköping | ||||
1986 | Eksjö | ||||
Svenska Mästerskapet Match Play | |||||
1985 | Örebro | ||||
1984 | Ågesta | ||||
1983 | Värnamo | ||||
1982 | Falkenberg | ||||
1981 | Forsbacka | ||||
1980 | Landskrona | ||||
1979 | Kevinge | ||||
1978 | Borås | ||||
1977 | Örebro | ||||
1976 | Bokskogen | ||||
1975 | Djursholm | ||||
1974 | Kalmar | ||||
1973 | Tylösand | ||||
1972 | Ljunghusen | ||||
1971 | Örebro | ||||
1970 | Lidingö | ||||
1969 | Linköping | ||||
1968 | Borås | ||||
1967 | Lund | ||||
1966 | Örebro | ||||
1965 | Jönköping | ||||
1964 | Rya | ||||
1963 | Båstad | ||||
1962 | Linköping | ||||
1961 | Lund | ||||
1960 | Tylösand | ||||
1959 | Rya | ||||
1958 | Lidingö | ||||
1957 | Falsterbo | ||||
1956 | Kevinge | ||||
1955 | Båstad | ||||
1954 | Tylösand | ||||
1953 | Göteborgs GK | ||||
1952 | Djursholm | ||||
1951 | Kevinge | ||||
1950 | Båstad | ||||
1949 | Lidingö | ||||
1948 | Göteborgs GK | ||||
1947 | Lidingö | ||||
1946 | Båstad | ||||
1945 | Tylösand | ||||
1944 | Göteborgs GK | ||||
1943 | Kevinge | ||||
1942 | Tylösand | ||||
1941 | Lidingö | ||||
1940 | No tournament | ||||
1939 | Halmstad GK | ||||
1938 | Båstad | ||||
1937 | Falsterbo | ||||
1936 | Stockholms GK | ||||
1935 | Båstad | ||||
1934 | Göteborgs GK | ||||
1933 | Falsterbo | ||||
1932 | Djursholm | ||||
1925–31 | No tournament | ||||
1924 | Stockholms GK | ||||
1923 | Stockholms GK | No tournament | |||
1922 | Stockholms GK | ||||
1921 | Göteborgs GK | No tournament | |||
1920 | Falsterbo | ||||
1919 | Stockholms GK | ||||
1918 | Göteborgs GK | ||||
1917 | Falsterbo | No tournament | |||
1916 | Stockholms GK | ||||
1915 | Falsterbo | ||||
1914 | Stockholms GK | ||||
1913 | Falsterbo | No tournament | |||
1912 | Göteborgs GK | ||||
1911 | Göteborgs GK | ||||
1910 | Göteborgs GK | No tournament | |||
1909 | Göteborgs GK | ||||
1908 | Göteborgs GK | ||||
1907 | Göteborgs GK | ||||
1906 | Göteborgs GK | ||||
1905 | Göteborgs GK | ||||
1904 | Göteborgs GK |
References
- 1 2 SM Match Changes Format, Svensk Golf, 25 June 2012
- ↑ Wille to defend SM Title, Swedish Golf Federation, 22 June 2015
- ↑ "Carlsson and Boasson Winners". Swedish Golf Tour. Retrieved 2 July 2017. (in Swedish)
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