Göteborg Ladies Open

Tournament information
Location	Gothenburg, Sweden
Established	1985
Course	Hills Golf Club
Par	72
Tour(s)	Ladies European Tour LET Access Series Swedish Golf Tour
Format	54-hole stroke play
Prize fund	€300,000
Tournament record score
Aggregate	204 Chiara Tamburlini
To par	−12 as above
Current champion
Meja Örtengren (a)

The Göteborg Ladies Open is a women's professional golf tournament on the Swedish Golf Tour, the LET Access Series and the Ladies European Tour held near Gothenburg, Sweden.^[1]

History

The tournament has been played intermittently since 1985, typically at Delsjö Golf Club or Albatross Golf Club. In 1985, 1988 and 1989 it was included on the Ladies European Tour schedule.^[2]

In 2009 and 2010, the even was hosted by Kungsbacka native and PGA Tour winner Fredrik Jacobson.

The 2013 edition was hosted by Karin Sjödin and Linda Wessberg, two former LPGA Tour players that grew up playing at Delsjö Golf Club.^[3]

In 2022 the tournament returned, with venue changed to Kungsbacka Golf Club.^[4] The club had just hosted the men's Göteborg Open on the 2021 Nordic Golf League.

In 2025, the LET event formerly played as the Helsingborg Open was moved to Gothenburg and hosted at Hills Golf Club.^[5]

Winners

Year	Tour(s)	Winner	Score	Margin of victory	Runner(s)-up	Prize fund (SEK)	Venue	Ref
Hills Ladies Open
2025	LET	Meja Örtengren (a)	−6 (68-69-70=207)	2 strokes	Leonie Harm Lisa Pettersson	€300,000	Hills
PGA Championship Gothenburg
2024	SGT · LETAS	Natacha Host Husted	−2 (70-72-69=211)	2 strokes	Helen Tamy Kreuzer	€40,000	Albatross	[6]
2023	SGT · LETAS	Chiara Tamburlini	−12 (70-66-68=204)	5 strokes	Emily Price	€40,000	Kungsbacka	[7]
Göteborg Ladies Open
2022	SGT · LETAS	Nastasia Nadaud (a)	−11 (68-67-70=205)	4 strokes	Emma Thorngren	€40,000	Kungsbacka	[8]
2015–2021: No tournament
Delsjö Ladies Open hosted by Karin Sjödin
2014	SGT	Mikaela Parmlid	E (72-72-69=213)	Playoff	Emma Westin	200,000	Delsjö	[9]
Delsjö Ladies Open hosted by Karin Sjödin & Linda Wessberg
2013	SGT	Mikaela Parmlid	−2 (73-74-67=214)	3 strokes	Lina Boqvist	200,000	Delsjö	[10]
2011–2012: No tournament
Fredrik Jacobson Masters (W) by Telenor
2010	SGT	Kaisa Ruuttila	221 (+5)	1 stroke	Marianne Andersson	200,000	Forsgården	[11]
Fredrik Jacobson Masters Powered by Telenor
2009	SGT	Nina Reis	219 (+3)	6 strokes	Madeleine Augustsson	225,000	Kungsbacka	[12]
2002–2008: No tournament
Albatross Ladies Open
2001	SGT	Maria Bodén	227 (+11)	2 strokes	Karin Sjödin	125,000	Albatross	[13]
Mercedes-Benz Ladies Open
2000	SGT	Malin Landehag	151 (+7)	2 strokes	Nina Hansson (a)	100,000	Albatross	[14]
Bridgestone Ladies Open
1999	SGT	Lisa Hed	214 (−2)	4 strokes	Marie Hedberg	100,000	Albatross	[15]
Göteborgs Kex Ladies Open
1998	SGT	Lynnette Brooky	−6 (66-71-70=207)	Playoff	Malin Burström	150,000	Delsjö	[16]
1997	SGT	Anna-Carin Jonasson	−3 (71-72-70=213)	Playoff	Sara Melin	100,000	Delsjö	[17]
Delsjö Ladies Open
1996	SGT	Maria Hjorth	+5 (77-72-72=221)	2 strokes	Helene Koch	100,000	Delsjö	[18]
1995: No tournament
Esab Ladies Open
1994	SGT	Helene Koch	+6 (219)	6 strokes	Carin Hjalmarsson	100,000	Gullbringa	[19]
1990–1993: No tournament
Gislaved Ladies Open
1989	SGT · LET	Alison Nicholas	E (288)	2 strokes	Liselotte Neumann	650,000	Isaberg	[20]
Gothenburg Ladies Open
1988	SGT · LET	Marie-Laure de Lorenzi-Taya	−9 (275)	3 strokes	Peggy Conley	650,000	Delsjö	[21]
Delsjö Ladies Open
1987	SGT	Maria Lindbladh	+1 (145)	3 strokes	Anna Oxenstierna	50,000	Delsjö	[22]
1986: No tournament
1985	LET	Cathy Panton	−3 (210)	1 stroke	Kelly Leadbetter Marie Wennersten	250,000	Delsjö	[23]

See also

• Göteborg Masters

References

External links

• Ladies European Tour