Welcome to Madeira Open - Golf Event

Madeira Open 2007 - Tournament Table


Winner - Daniel Vancsik (Argentina) - Prize Money � 116660.00

Madeira Open Facts and Details
First time held in 1993 integrated into The European Tour International Schedule

Madeira Open Past Winners
2006 - Santo da Serra Jean VAN DE VELDE - � 695,980
2003 - Santo da Serra Bradley DREDGE - � 606,237
2002 - Santo da Serra Diego BORREGO - � 555,712
2001 - Santo da Serra Des SMYTH - � 557,317
2000 - Santo da Serra Niclas FASTH - � 555,802
1999 - Santo da Serra Pedro LINHART - � 499,321
1998 - Santo da Serra Mats LANNER - � 302,230
1997 - Santo da Serra Peter MITCHELL - � 300,898
1996 - Campo de Golfe da Madeira Jarmo SANDELIN - � 303,108
1995 - Campo de Golfe da Madeira Santiago LUNA - � 251,980
1994 - Campo de Golfe da Madeira Mats LANNER - � 252,758
1993 - Campo de Golfe da Madeira Mark JAMES - � 251,194

Most wins: Mats Lanner, 1994, 98

Consecutive wins: None

Youngest winner: Niclas Fasth, 27 and 324 days, 2000

Oldest winner: Des Smyth, 48 and 34 days, 2001

Lowest 18 hole score: 60 (-12), Bradley Dredge, 2003

Lowest first 18 hole score: 62 (-10), Brad Kennedy, 2004

Lowest first 36 hole score: 132 (-12), Niclas Fasth, 2001

Lowest first 54 hole score: 201 (-15), Massimo Florioli, 2001; Bradley Dredge, 2003

Lowest 72 hole score: 270 (-18), Des Smyth, 2001

Lowest under par winning score: 270 (-18), Des Smyth, 2001

Lowest final round by a winner: 66 (-6), Des Smyth, 2001

Wire-to-wire-winners: Santiago Luna, 1995, Niclas Fasth, 2000

Largest 18 hole lead: 4 shots � Brad Kennedy, 2004

Largest 36 hole lead: 4 shots � Peter Mitchell, 1997, Pedro Linhart, 1999

Largest 54 hole lead: 8 shots � Bradley Dredge, 2003

Largest winning margin: 8 shots � Bradley Dredge, 2003

Biggest final round comeback by a winner: 5 shots � Jarmo Sandelin, 1996

Play-offs: None

Holes-in-one:
Paul Lawrie, 8th hole, round 2, 1994
Rolf Muntz, 8th hole, round 3, 1995
Per Haugsrud, 13th hole, round 1, 1996
Klas Eriksson, 13th hole, round 1, 1996
David Williams, 8th hole, round 1, 1996
Katsuyoshi Tomori, 4th hole, round 1, 1998
Rudi Sailer, 15th hole, round 1, 1998
Kevin Carissimi, 8th hole, round 4, 1999
Mark Sanders, 4th hole, round 4, 2003
Jamie Elson, 15th hole, round 1, 2004
Massimo Florioli, 8th hole, round 1, 2004
Steven Jeppesen, 8th hole, round 3, 2004
Markus Brier, 4th hole, round 1, 2005
Julien Clement, hole 8, round 4, 2005
Tom Whitehouse, hole 15, round 4, 2005

Albatrosses: Andrew Coltart, hole 11, round 1, 2005

Low cut: 144 (Level), 2001, 2005, 2006

High cut: 152 (+8), 2003

Interesting Madeira Golf Open Details
� When Des Smyth won the 2001 Madeira Island Open he created European Tour history by becoming the oldest winner of a European Tour event, aged 48 and 34 days, beating the record of Neil Coles, who was 48 and 14 days , in winning the 1982 Sanyo Open.

� Defending champion, Jean Van de Velde claimed his second European Tour International Schedule victory, 12 years and 342 days after his first at the 1993 Roma Masters. His gap between victories is the third largest in European Tour history. Ironically, the player who holds the record, David Frost is competing under a sponsors invitation. His time span was 14 years and 95 days, between winning the 1984 Cannes Open and 1999 South African Open.

� Madeira has been a happy hunting ground for Swedish golfers, having recorded five victories in the event. They are: Mars Lanner (1994, 98), Jarmo Sandelin (1996), Niclas Fasth (2000) and Christopher Hanell (2004). Along with the Open de Espa�a, the Madeira Island Open BPI has been the most successful European Tour event for Sweden with five wins.