Swedish PGA Championship

For the women's golf tournament, see Swedish PGA Championship (women).

The Swedish PGA Championship for men is a golf tournament played annually in Sweden since 1970. It has been an event on the Swedish Golf Tour schedule since 1984 and the Nordic Golf League since 1999.^[1][2][3]

PGA Championship Landeryd Masters

Tournament information
Location	Rimforsa, Sweden
Established	1970
Course(s)	Vesterby Golf
Par	71
Length	6,234 yards (5,700 m)
Tour(s)	Challenge Tour Nordic Golf League Swedish Golf Tour
Format	Stroke play
Prize fund	kr 620,000
Month played	June
Tournament record score
Aggregate	270 Matthew King (2004)
To par	−16 Christophe Pottier (2001)
Current champion
Jesper Sandborg
Location map
Vesterby Golf Location in Sweden

History

From its beginning in 1970, it was a championship for members of the PGA of Sweden. Since 1986, the tournament has been open to foreign players. The tournament was part of the Challenge Tour from 1990 to 1996 and 2001 to 2005.

Since 1984, when tournament professionals had been dominating the event for several years, there is also a Swedish PGA Club Pro Championship, limited to club professionals in Sweden, with separate competitions for men, women and senior men categories.

The Swedish PGA Championship for women has been played since 1997.

Winners

Year	Tour[a]	Winner	Score	To par	Margin of victory	Runner(s)-up	Venue	Ref.
PGA Championship Landeryd Masters
2024	NGL	Jesper Sandborg	277	−7	3 strokes	Albin Bergström Linus Lilliedahl Felix Pålson Jens Kristian Thysted	Landeryd (Vesterby Course)
2023	NGL	Peter Launer Bæk	271	−13	4 strokes	Oliver Gillberg	Landeryd (Vesterby Course)
2022	NGL	Rasmus Holmberg	273	−11	1 stroke	Hamish Brown (a)	Landeryd (Vesterby Course)
2021	NGL	Christopher Feldborg Nielsen	280	−4	Playoff	Jeppe Kristian Andersen	Landeryd (Vesterby Course)	[4]
PGA Championship Bråviken Open
2020	SWE	Björn Hellgren	195	−21	Playoff	Mikael Lindberg	Bråviken	[5]
PGA Championship
2019	NGL	Christian Bæch Christensen Guðmundur Kristjánsson	204	−9	Title shared[b]		Österlen	[6]
2018	NGL	Morten Toft Hansen (a)	204	−12	2 strokes	Peter Launer Bæk Martin Eriksson	Österlen	[7]
Star for Life PGA Championship
2017	NGL	Niklas Lemke (2)	204	−12	Playoff	Haraldur Magnús Christopher Feldborg Nielsen	PGA Sweden National
Österlen PGA Open
2016	NGL	Ola Johansson	208	−8	1 stroke	Ludwig Nordeklint	Österlen
2015	NGL	Patrick Winther	202	−14	1 stroke	Kristian Krogh Johannessen	Österlen
Landskrona Masters PGA Championship
2014	NGL	Fredrik Gustavsson	200	−13	3 strokes	Petter Bocian	Landskrona
PEAB PGA Grand Opening
2013	NGL	Niklas Bruzelius	208	−8	3 strokes	Gebhard Victor Østerby	PGA Sweden National
2012	NGL	Niklas Lemke	209	−7	1 stroke	Magnus A. Carlsson	PGA Sweden National
2011	NGL	Steven Jeppesen	209	−7	2 strokes	Stefan Nilsson	PGA Sweden National
PEAB PGA Open
2010	NGL	Magnus Persson Atlevi (2)	219	+3	4 strokes	Mark Larsson	PGA Sweden National
PGA of Sweden National Open
2009	NGL	Alexander Björk	209	−7	1 stroke	Joakim Renström	PGA Sweden National
PGA Landmann Open
2008	NGL	Jonas Enander-Hedin	206	−10	1 stroke	Jonas Pettersson	Haverdal
2007	NGL	Rikard Karlberg (2)	204	−12	Playoff	Oskar Henningsson Olle Karlsson	Haverdal
2006	NGL	Rikard Karlberg	206	−10	Playoff	Kalle Edberg	Haverdal
Skandia PGA Open
2005	CHA	David Patrick	272	−8	Playoff	Stuart Davis	Arlandastad
2004	CHA	Matthew King	270	−10	2 strokes	Magnus A. Carlsson	Arlandastad
2003	CHA	Titch Moore	273	−11	2 strokes	Sebastián Fernández	Falsterbo
2002	CHA	Thomas Besancenez	279	−9	2 strokes	Gary Murphy	Halmstad
2001	CHA	Christophe Pottier	272	−16	1 stroke	Joakim Rask	Bokskogen
2000	NGL	Morten Orveland	208	−8	1 stroke	Per Larsson	Forsgården	[8]
1999	NGL	Per Larsson	206	−13	3 strokes	Peter Hanson	Haninge
Swedish PGA Championship
1998	SWE	Ulrik Gustafsson	277	−7	1 stroke	Morten Orveland	Karlstad	[9]
Helsingborg Golf Open
1997	SWE	Mikael Krantz	207	−9	2 strokes	Johan Annerfelt	Vasatorp
Kentab/RBG Open
1996	CHA	Max Anglert	202	−14	1 stroke	Dennis Edlund	Frösåker	[10]
Compaq Open
1995	CHA	Dennis Edlund	287	−1	3 strokes	Thomas Bjørn Thomas Nielsen	Österåker
1994	CHA	Adam Mednick (2)	287	−1	2 strokes	Dennis Edlund Mats Hallberg	Österåker
1993	CHA	Niclas Fasth	275	−9	3 strokes	Vilhelm Forsbrand	Örebro
Länsförsäkringar Open
1992	CHA	Steven Bottomley	281	−3	Playoff	Chris Gray Brian Nelson	Halmstad
1991	CHA	Johan Ryström	283	−5	Playoff	Magnus Sunesson	Halmstad
1990	CHA	Adam Mednick	281	−7	2 strokes	Eoghan O'Connell	Halmstad
1989	CHA	Leif Hederström	281	−7	Playoff	Dennis Edlund	Halmstad	[11]
1988	SWE	Vijay Singh	282	−6	1 stroke	Jesper Parnevik	Halmstad
PGA Club Sweden Open
1987	SWE	Carl-Magnus Strömberg	276	−12	Playoff	Emanuele Bolognesi	Lindö
1986	SWE	Magnus Persson	285	−3	Playoff	Magnus Grankvist	Lindö	[12]
1985	SWE	Per-Arne Brostedt (2)	288	E	3 strokes	Mats Hallberg Anders Johnsson	Lindö	[13]
Swedish PGA Championship
1984	SWE	Per-Arne Brostedt	282	−6	1 stroke	Mats Hallberg Krister Kinell	Karlstad	[14]
1983		Mats Lanner	292	E	3 strokes	Per-Arne Brostedt	Viksjö	[15]
1982		Anders Forsbrand	293	+5	4 strokes	Per-Arne Brostedt John Cockin	Halmstad	[16]
1981		Gunnar Mueller (4)	293	+5	3 strokes	Jason Barber	Södertälje	[17]
1980		Peter Lindwall	291	−1	7 strokes	John Cockin	Viksjö	[18]
1979		Gunnar Mueller (3)	299	+11	4 strokes	Ingemar Christersson	Södertälje	[19]
1978		Gunnar Mueller (2)	297	+9	Playoff	Hans Hedjerson	Värnamo	[20]
1977		Hans Hedjerson	291	+3	4 strokes	John Cockin	Ärila	[21]
1976		John Cockin	279	−1	2 strokes	Gunnar Mueller	Jönköping	[22]
1975		Gunnar Mueller	282	+2	5 strokes	Thure Holmström Keith Preston	Eskilstuna	[23]
1974		Keith Preston	295	+11	Playoff	Peter Chamberlain Abdel Halim Herluf Hansen	Falkenberg	[24]
1973		Eric Dawson	219	+6	2 strokes	Herluf Hansen	Båstad	[25]
1972		Jan Rosell	289	+9	1 stroke	Bo Johansson	Jönköping	[26]
1971		Allan Turnbull	282	+2	8 strokes	Abdel Halim	Jönköping	[27]
1970		Peter Chamberlain	288	+8	1 stroke	John Cockin	Jönköping	[28][29]

See also

• Swedish Golf Tour
• Nordic Golf League
• Swedish PGA Championship (women)
• List of sporting events in Sweden

Notes

1. CHA − Challenge Tour; NGL − Nordic Golf League; SWE − Swedish Golf Tour.
2. Title shared when unsafe conditions ended play with Christensen and Kristjánsson still tied after four holes of a sudden-death playoff.