Memorial Olivier Barras

The Mémorial Olivier Barras is a professional golf tournament that is held annually at Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club in Crans-Montana, Valais, Switzerland. It was founded in 1965 in memory of Olivier Barras, champion Swiss golfer who died in a car crash in 1964.

Mémorial Olivier Barras
Tournament information
LocationCrans-Montana, Valais, Switzerland
Established1965
Course(s)Crans-sur-Sierre GC
Par71/72
Tour(s)Alps Tour
Challenge Tour
Format54 holes, Stroke play
Prize fundCHF15,000 (2020)
£40,000 (1997)
Month playedJune

History

The tournament featured on the Challenge Tour between 1990 and 2000, usually as an unofficial money event, and later on the Alps Tour. Founded in 1965, the 2020 tournament was the 56th installment.[1]

The tournament is named in honor of eight-time Swiss golfing Champion Olivier Barras (1923–1964), son of Crans-sur-Sierre GC president Antoine Barras, who died in a Monza car crash.[2]

For several years, the best amateur and the best professional have earned qualification for the Omega European Masters (formerly the Swiss Open), held at the same course since 1939.[3]

Winners

This table is incomplete
YearWinnerCountryScoreTo parMargin of
victory
Runner(s)-upRef
2019Loris Schuepbach (a)  Switzerland198−155 strokes Jakob Van der Flierdt (a)
Tom Gueant (a)
[4][5]
2018Raphaël de Sousa  Switzerland201−158 strokes Nicola Gerhardsen (a)[6]
2017Adrien Bernadet France205−112 strokes Andrea Maestroni[7]
2016Allen John (a) Germany209−73 strokes Mauro Anderi[8][9]
2015Jeremy Freiburghaus (a)  Switzerland210−62 strokes Mauro Anderi[10][11]
2014Manuel Quirós Spain2081 stroke Raphaël de Sousa
Guy Woodman
[12]
2013Martin Rominger  Switzerland208Playoff Andrea Maestroni[13]
2012Maximilian Walz (a) Germany208−81 stroke Damian Ulrich[14][15]
2011Damian Ulrich  Switzerland212−4Playoff Nicolas Thommen (a)[16]
2010Francisco Valera Spain216[17]
2009Francisco Valera Spain2102 strokes Manuel Quirós[18]
2008Alan Bihan France209−7Playoff Francis Valera[19]
2007Alessandro Napeloni Italy206−103 strokes Julien Grillion[20]
2006Agustin Domingo Spain208
2005Bertrand Coathalem France2073 strokes Marcel Haremza[21]
2004Adrien Mörk France206−105 strokes Christophe Pottier[22]
2003Felipe Aguilar Chile2073 strokes Emmanuele Latanzi[23]
2002Alessandro Napoleoni Italy205−112 strokes Emmanuele Latanzi[24]
2001Stefano Reale Italy209−44 strokes Alexandre Balicki[25]
2000Adriano Mori Italy218+2Playoff Tim Huoýton
Jonathan Schaepper
[26]
1999Marcus Knight England
1998Marcus Knight England204Playoff Silvano Locatelli[27]
1997Raphaël Jacquelin France137−52 strokes Carlos Duran
Denny Lucas
Gary Marks
Matt McGuire
Marcos Moreno
Mario Tadini
[28]
1996Juan Quirós Spain205−85 strokes Dimitri Bieri
Matthew Hazelden
[29]
1995Simon D. Hurley England214+11 stroke Stefan Gort[30]
1994Michael Campbell New Zealand206−73 strokes Raymond Burns[31]
1993Francis Valera (a) Spain210−3Playoff Michele Reale[32]
1992 Jeff Hall England210−35 strokes Stephen Dodd[33]
1991Stephen Dodd Wales2805 strokes Richard Foreman[34]
1990Giuseppe Calì Italy2803 strokes Emanuele Bolognesi
Renato Campagnoli
[35][36]
1989Silvano Locatelli Italy2733 strokes Paolo Quirici[37]
1988Brian Evans England272[38]
1987
1986Silvano Locatelli Italy2805 strokes Emanuele Bolognesi
Manuel García
[39]
1985Brian Evans England2804 strokes Andrea Canessa
Mauro Bianco
[40]
1984
1983Bassili Karatzas Greece2861 stroke Gerolamo Delfino[41]
1982Gerolamo Delfino Italy2825 strokes Silvano Locatelli[42]
1981Gerolamo Delfino Italy2881 stroke Brian Evans
Silvano Locatelli
[43][44]
1980Alberto Croce Italy2829 strokes Gerolamo Delfino
Silvano Locatelli
[45]
1979Roberto Bernardini Italy2845 strokes Alberto Croce[46]
1978Gerolamo Delfino Italy2891 stroke Jaime Gallardo[43][47]
1977José María Cañizares Spain2772 strokes Malcolm Gregson[48][49]
1976Alberto Croce Italy2911 stroke Ángel Gallardo[50]
1975Roberto Bernardini Italy2754 strokes Silvano Locatelli[51]
1974
1973Ángel Gallardo Spain2081 stroke Pietro Molteni[52]
1972Manuel Gallardo Spain2085 strokes Santiago Pérez[53]
1971Santiago Pérez Spain211Playoff Jaime Gallardo[54]
1970Jaime Gallardo Spain2111 stroke Roger Cotton[55]
1969Santiago Pérez Spain2077 strokes Roger Cotton[56]
1968Jaime Gallardo Spain1441 stroke Ángel Gallardo[57]
1967Donald Swaelens Belgium1424 strokes Aldo Casera[58]
1966Donald Swaelens Belgium1433 strokes Jacky Bonvin
Roger Cotton
Ronald Tingley
[59]
1965Carlo Grappasonni Italy1366 strokes Aldo Casera[60]
(a) = amateur

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