German Boys & Girls Open

The German Boys & Girls Open, formally the German International Amateur Championship – Boys and Girls, is an annual international amateur golf tournament in Germany for boys and girls under the age of 18.^[1]

German Boys & Girls Open

Tournament information
Location	Bad Saarow, Brandenburg
Course(s)	Golf Club Bad Saarow
Par	72
Organised by	German Golf Association
Format	54-hole stroke play
Month played	May
Current champion
Filip Grave (Boys) Charlotte Naughton (Girls)

The tournament, founded in 2004, is organized by the German Golf Association. It is a qualifying event for the European team in the Junior Ryder Cup^[2] and the Junior Solheim Cup^[3] and has been rated up to level "A" in the World Amateur Golf Ranking.

In 2024, after 19 years, the tournament moved from Golf Club St. Leon-Rot near Heidelberg in Baden-Württemberg to Golf Club Hardenberg near Northeim in Lower Saxony.^[4]

Format

The tournament is stroke play over 54 holes, 18 holes on each day of the tournament, with no cut. The field is limited to 100 boys and 100 girls, of any nationality, who compete concurrently but separately.^[5]

Venues

Venue	Location	First	Last	Times
Golf Club St. Leon-Rot	Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg	2004	2023	19
Golf Club Hardenberg	Northeim, Lower Saxony	2024	2024	1
Golf Club Bad Saarow (Faldo Course)	Bad Saarow, Brandenburg	2025	2025	1

Winners

Girls

Year	Champion(s)	Country	Score	Runner(s)-up	Ref
2025	Charlotte Naughton	England	−6	Andrea Revuelta
2024	Antonia Steiner Johanna Janisch	Germany  Austria	Par	— [a]	[6]
2023	Rocío Tejedo	Spain	−10	Helen Briem	[7]
2022	Nastasia Nadaud	France	−15	Denisa Vodičková	[8]
2021	Meja Örtengren	Sweden	−8	Lilas Pinthier Sofia Barroso Sá	[9]
2020	Cancelled due to pandemic
2019	Emilie Paltrinieri	Italy	−11	Lydia Volkmer Benedetta Moresco	[10]
2018	Ingrid Lindblad	Sweden	−14	Alessia Nobilio	[11]
2017	Linn Grant	Sweden	−12	Emma Spitz	[12]
2016	Aline Krauter Sofie Kibsgaard Nielsen	Germany  Denmark	−8	— [a]	[13]
2015	Leonie Harm	Germany	−11	Esther Henseleit	[14]
2014	Virginia Elena Carta	Italy	−10	Cynthia Diaz Emily Kristine Pedersen	[15]
2013	Emily Kristine Pedersen	Denmark	−14	Karolin Lampert	[16]
2012	Karolin Lampert	Germany	−12	Perrine Delacour	[17]
2011	Karolin Lampert	Germany	−1	Marlies Krenn	[18]
2010	Klára Spilková	Czech Republic	−6	Nicole Broch Larsen	[19]
2009	Klára Spilková	Czech Republic	−11
2008	Marieke Nivard	Netherlands	−5
2007	Laura Alexandra Stempfle	Germany	−8
2006	Caroline Masson	Germany	−2
2005	Caroline Masson	Germany	+4
2004	Carolin Löhr	Germany	+10

1. Title shared, tournament had to be terminated after two rounds due to adverse weather conditions.

Boys

Year	Champion	Country	Score	Runner(s)-up	Ref
2025	Filip Grave	Sweden	−5	Lev Grinberg Denny Kloeth
2024	Neo Berg	Sweden	−7	Bolton Ben Bruno Frontero
2023	Tim Wiedemeyer	Germany	−13	Peer Wernicke	[20]
2022	Tim Wiedemeyer	Germany	−20	Carl Siemens Nils Svanberg	[21]
2021	Filip Jakubcík	Czech Republic	−12	Pietro Guido Fenoglio	[22]
2020	Cancelled due to pandemic
2019	Luke O'Neill	Ireland	−11	Philipp Katich	[23]
2018	Charles Larcelet	France	−9	Chi Hin Lou Tan Fredrik Strandberg	[24]
2017	Falko Hanisch	Germany	−9	Jiří Zuska	[25]
2016	Mike Toorop	Netherlands	−8	Matias Honkala	[26]
2015	Thomas Rosenmüller	Germany	−10	William Enefer	[27]
2014	Nicklas Mattner	Germany	−11	John Axelsen Kristoffer Reitan	[28]
2013	Dominic Foos	Germany	−19	Goncalo Costa	[29]
2012	Dominic Foos	Germany	−14	Vítek Novák	[30]
2011	Alexander Matlari	Germany	−3	Goncalo Pinto Max Rottluff	[31]
2010	Moritz Lampert	Germany	−12	Christian Braeunig Jonas Robert Kugel	[32]
2009	Martin Keskari	Germany	−6	Teemu Bakker Gary Stal	[33]
2008	Max Krämer	Germany	−7	Maximilian Roehrig	[34]
2007	Nicolai Aagaard	Denmark	−7
2006	Are "Ace" Friestad	Norway	−10
2005	Allen John	Germany	−1
2004	Wouter de Vries	Netherlands	Par

Source:^[35]