First played
1996 (1996-2002 only as a European Challenge Tour event,
2003 is the first year as an official European Tour event)
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Most wins
2 - Iain Pyman, 1999 and 2002
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Most consecutive wins: None
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Youngest winner
Marco Bernardini, 22 and 92 days, 2000
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Oldest winner
Iain Pyman, 29 and 161 days, 2002
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Lowest 18 hole score
62 (-10), Iain Pyman, 2002
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Lowest first 18 hole score
62 (-10), Iain Pyman, 2002
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Lowest first 36 hole score
129 (-15), Iain Pyman, 2002
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Lowest first 54 hole score
197 (-19), Benn Barham, 2002
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Lowest 72 hole score
269 (-19), Marco Bernardini, 2000, Iain Pyman, 2002
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Lowest under par winning score
269 (-19), Marco Bernardini, 2000, Iain Pyman, 2002
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Lowest final round by a winner
64 (-8), Warren Bennett, 1998
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Wire-to-wire-winners: None
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Largest 18 hole lead
4 shots, Iain Pyman, 2002
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Largest 36 hole lead
3 shots: Carl Watts, 1996; Greig Hutcheon, 1999;
Jamie Donaldson, 2001
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Largest 54 hole lead
3 shots, Benn Barham, 2002
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Largest winning margin
7 shots, Warren Bennett, 1998
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Biggest final round comeback by a winner
3 shots, Iain Pyman, 2002
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Play-offs: Michele Reale beat Heinz Peter Thüel, 1997
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Holes-in-one
Arnaud Langenaeken, hole 11, round 1, 1997
Niels Kraay, hole 8, round 4, 1999
David Salisbury, hole 4, round 1, 2002
Adam Crawford, hole 16, round 1, 2002
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Low cut: 141 (-3), 2001
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High cut: 153 (+9), 1996
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