1991 Challenge Tour

The 1991 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 England's David R. Jones.

Tournament schedule

The table below shows the 1991 Challenge Tour schedule.^[2]

Dates	Tournament	Host country	Winner	Notes
6–9 Dec	Nigerian Open	Nigeria	Wayne Stephens
13–16 Dec	Ivory Coast Open	Ivory Coast	David Llewellyn
17–20 Jan	Zimbabwe Open	Zimbabwe	Keith Waters
17–20 Jan	Zambia Open	Zambia	David R. Jones
24–27 Jan	Kenya Open	Kenya	Jeremy Robinson
3–6 Apr	Tessali Open	Italy	Eric Giraud
9–12 May	Milano Open	Italy	Jean Charles Cambon
15–17 May	Clydesdale Bank Northern Open	Scotland	Craig Cassels	Unofficial money
16–19 May	Ramlösa Open	Sweden	Fredrik Larsson
21–23 May	Prince's Challenge	England	Ian Spencer
23–26 May	Siab Open	Sweden	Jon Evans
28–30 May	Bolton Old Links Challenge	England	Stephen Field
30 May–2 Jun	Open de Dijon Bourgogne	France	Mikael Krantz
31 May–2 Jun	Jede Hot Cup	Sweden	Mats Hallberg
4–6 Jun	Cawder Challenge	Scotland	Neil Roderick
5–8 Jun	Cerutti Open	Italy	Jonathan Sewell
6–9 Jun	Open de Vittel	France	Chris Platts
6–9 Jun	Teleannons Grand Prix	Sweden	Jan Tilmanis	Unofficial money
12–15 Jun	Open de Lyon	France	John McHenry
14–16 Jun	Stiga Open	Sweden	Mats Hallberg
19–22 Jun	Martini Open	Italy	John Bland
21–23 Jun	Formula Micro Open	Denmark	Peter Hedblom
27–30 Jun	Audi Quattro Trophy	Germany	Alex Čejka
5–7 Jul	Neuchâtel Open	Switzerland	Heinz Peter Thül	Unofficial money
12–14 Jul	Volvo Open	Finland	Fredrik Larsson
16–19 Jul	Moet & Chandon Pro-Am	Switzerland	Christophe Lacroix	Unofficial money
18–21 Jul	SM Match Play	Sweden	Mathias Grönberg
1–4 Aug	Audi Open	Germany	Paul Eales
8–11 Aug	Länsförsäkringar Open	Sweden	Johan Ryström
15–18 Aug	Gefle Open	Sweden	Mats Lanner
21–24 Aug	Rolex Pro-Am	Switzerland	David R. Jones	Unofficial money
29 Aug–1 Sept	Compaq Open	Sweden	Jonathan Sewell
5–8 Sept	Västerås Open	Sweden	Vilhelm Forsbrand
6–8 Sept	2nd Perrier Belgian Pro-Am	Belgium	George Ryall	Unofficial money
13–16 Sept	Uppsala Golf International	Sweden	Peter Hedblom
19–22 Sept	Viking Open	Sweden	José Cantero
3–6 Oct	Grenoble Pro 91	France	Roger Winchester
7–12 Oct	Bulles Laurent Perrier	France	Roger Sabarros

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.

External links

• Official homepage of the Challenge Tour