Ladies German Open

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The Ladies German Open was an international golf tournament of the Ladies European Tour (LET) . It was held with interruptions from 1984 to 2014 in various golf clubs and with changing sponsors.

With 350,000 euros in prize money, the event was recently in the good average of the European tournament series for women professional golfers. With an average of around 30,000 visitors during the entire week of the tournament, the Ladies German Open was the largest women's professional golf tournament in Germany. The organizer was Deutsche Golf Sport GmbH.

The Englishwoman Joanne Morley and the Swedish Liselotte Neumann won the tournament twice each.

After a longstanding sponsor withdrew in 2013, a sponsor could be found again for 2014. The following year, however, the tournament had to be canceled. However, the tournament was not officially closed.

winner

year investment winner country Score distance Runner (s) -up country
Ladies German Open presented by Marriott
2014 Woerthsee Kylie Walker ScotlandScotland Scotland 263 (−25) Playoff Charley Hull EnglandEngland England
Unicredit Ladies German Open presented by Audi
2013 Golfpark Gut Häuser Carlota Ciganda SpainSpain Spain 101 (−6) Playoff Charley Hull EnglandEngland England
2012 Golfpark Gut Häuser Anne-Lise Caudal FranceFrance France 275 (−13) Playoff Laura Davies EnglandEngland England
2011 Golfpark Gut Häuser Diana Luna ItalyItaly Italy 264 (−24) 7 strokes Minea Blomqvist FinlandFinland Finland
2010 Golfpark Gut Häuser Laura Davies EnglandEngland England 277 (−11) 2 strokes Melissa Reid EnglandEngland England
HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open
2009 Golfpark Gut Häuser Jade Schaeffer FranceFrance France 275 (−13) Playoff Paula Martí SpainSpain Spain
2008 Golfpark Gut Häuser Amy Yang Korea SouthSouth Korea South Korea 267 (−21) 4 strokes Louise Stahle SwedenSweden Sweden
2002-2007 No tournament
Palmerston Ladies' German Open
2001 Bad Saarow Karine Icher FranceFrance France 210 (−6) 1 stroke Suzann Pettersen NorwayNorway Norway
stilwerk Ladies' German Open
2000 Treudelberg Joanne Morley EnglandEngland England 274 (−14) 2 strokes Raquel Carriedo SpainSpain Spain
1999 Treudelberg Anne-Marie Knight AustraliaAustralia Australia 278 (−10) 1 stroke Sophie Gustafson SwedenSweden Sweden
Laura Davies EnglandEngland England
Ladies' German Open
1998 Treudelberg Lora Fairclough EnglandEngland England 282 (−10) 3 strokes Stephanie Dallongeville FranceFrance France
Joanne Morley EnglandEngland England
1997 Treudelberg Joanne Mills AustraliaAustralia Australia 283 (−9) Playoff Lynnette Brooky New ZealandNew Zealand New Zealand
1996 Treudelberg Joanne Morley EnglandEngland England 281 (−11) 4 strokes Maria Hjorth SwedenSweden Sweden
Maredo German Open
1995 Treudelberg Rachel Hetherington AustraliaAustralia Australia
1992-1994 No tournament
Lufthansa Ladies' German Open
1991 Woerthsee Florence Descampe BelgiumBelgium Belgium
1990 Woerthsee Ayako Okamoto JapanJapan Japan
1989 Woerthsee Alison Nicholas EnglandEngland England 269 ​​(−19) 5 strokes Patricia Gonzalez ColombiaColombia Colombia
BMW Ladies' German Open
1988 Hubbelrath Liselotte Neumann SwedenSweden Sweden
1987 Wendlohe Marie-Laure Taya FranceFrance France 275 (−13) 5 strokes Dale Reid ScotlandScotland Scotland
1986 Olching Liselotte Neumann SwedenSweden Sweden
LBS Ladies' German Open
1985 Braunfels J Brown
1984 Braunfels Beverly Huke EnglandEngland England

swell

  1. ↑ Final Results of the Ladies German Open presented by Marriott (2014)
  2. ↑ Final Results of the UniCredit Ladies German Open presented by Audi (2013)
  3. ↑ Due to intense rainfall, only 27 holes could be played regularly, see Unicredit Ladies German Open 2013: Spaniard wins title after only 28 holes , exclusive to g golf.de, June 2, 2013

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