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Open de Andalucia de Golf by Turkish Airlines - Facts and Figures
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Open de Andalucia de Golf by Turkish Airlines - Facts and Figures

In 2010 South African Louis Oosthuizen claimed his maiden European Tour title with a record low 72 hole score of 263, having finished  runner-up in the previous tournament at the Trophée Hassan II. He was  the first player to finish second and win the next tournament since Peter Hedblom, who tied second in the 2009 KLM Open and won the very next week at the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles.

 Louis Oosthuizen

First played
1992

Years played
1992-95, 99, 2007 onwards

Past winners
1992: Vijay Singh
1993: Andrew Oldcorn
1994: Carl Mason
1995: Alex Cejka
1999: Miguel Angel Jiménez
2007: Lee Westwood
2008: Thomas Levet
2009: Soren Kjeldsen
2010: Louis Oosthuizen

Youngest winner
Akex Cejka, 24 and 93 days, 1995

Oldest winner
Carl Mason, 40 and 247 days, 1994

Lowest 18 hole score
62 (-10), Miguel Angel Jiménez, 1999, Soren Kjeldsen, 2009,
62 (-8), Paul Waring, 2010

Lowest first 18 hole score
65 (-7), Paolo Quirici, 1999, Matthew Zions, 2007, Lee Westwood, 2008;
65 (-5), Soren Kjeldsen, Paul Lawrie, 2010

Lowest first 36 hole score
130 (-10), Sam Hutsby, Louis Oosthuizen, 2010

Lowest first 54 hole score
196 (-14), Louis Oosthuizen, 2010

Lowest 72 hole score
263 (-17), Louis Oosthuizen, 2010

Lowest under par winning score
264 (-24), Miguel Angel Jiménez 1999

Lowest final round by a winner
66 (-6), Vijay Singh, 1992

Wire-to-wire-winners
None

Largest 18 hole lead
2 shots, Mike McLean, 1992, Paolo Quirici, 1999

Largest 36 hole lead
3 shots, Costantino Rocca, 1995

Largest 54 hole lead
5 shots, Miguel Angel Jiménez, 1999

Largest winning margin
4 shots, Miguel Angel Jiménez, 1999

Biggest final round comeback by a winner
4 shots, Vijay Singh, 1992

Play-offs
Thomas Levet beat Oliver Fisher, 2008

Holes-in-one
Mike McLean, hole 11, round 1, 1992 (Paradores Club de Campo de Malaga)
Paul Mayo, hole 11, round 1, 1995 (Islantilla GC)
Derrick Cooper, hole 6, round 1, 1999 (Parador Malaga de Golf)
Garry Houston, hole 13, round 2, 2007 (Aloha GC)
Scott Drummond, hole 6, round 2, 2010 (Parador Malaga de Golf)
David Horsey, hole 6, round 2, 2010,  (Parador Malaga de Golf)
Thomas Aiken, hole 4, round 4, 2010 (Parador Malaga de Golf)

Albatrosses:
Gabriel Canizares, hole 12, round 2, 2010 (Parador Malaga de Golf)

Low cut
141 (-3), 1999

High cut
151 (+7), 1992

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