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Facts and figures - Omerga European Masters
Facts and Figures

Facts and figures - Omerga European Masters

Omega European Masters

First played: 1923 (Became part of The European Tour International Schedule in 1972)

Most wins: 3, Alex Ross, 1923, 25 and 26; Auguste Boyer, 1930, 34 and 35;

Dai Rees, 1956, 59 and 63; Harold Henning, 1960, 64 and 65;

Seve Ballesteros, 1977, 78 and 89

Consecutive wins: Alex Ross, 1925-26; Auguste Boyer, 1934-35; Harold Henning, 1964-65;

Roberto Bernardini, 1968-69; Seve Ballesteros, 1977-78

(Stats are from 1972 onwards)

Youngest winner: Seve Ballesteros, 20 years  and 99 days, 1977

Oldest winner: Miguel Angel Jiménez, 46 years and 243 days, 2010

Lowest 18 hole score: 60 (-12), Jamie Spence, 1992

Lowest first 18 hole score: 61 (-11), Roger Chapman, 1985; 61 (-10), Gary Orr, 1997

Lowest first 36 hole score: 127 (-17), Sandy Lyle, 1983, 127 (-13), Danny Willett, 2015

Lowest first 54 hole score: 193 (-20), Patrik Sjöland, 1998

Lowest 72 hole score: 260 (-24), Colin Montgomerie, 1996

Lowest under par winning score: 261 (-27), Jerry Anderson, 1984

Lowest final round by a winner: 60 (-12), Jamie Spence, 1992

Wire-to-wire-winners: Jerry Anderson 1984; Eduardo Romero 2000; Ricardo Gonzalez 2001;

Robert Karlsson, 2002

Largest 18 hole lead: 5 shots, Roger Chapman, 1985

Largest 36 hole lead: 7 shots, Sandy Lyle, 1983

Largest 54 hole lead: 8 shots, Eduardo Romero, 2000

Largest winning margin: 10 shots, Eduardo Romero, 2000

Biggest final round 10 shots, Jamie Spence, 1992

comeback by a winner:

Play-offs: Manuel Piñero beat Antonio Garrido and Tony Johnstone, 1981

Ian Woosnam beat Bill Longmuir, 1982

Sir Nick Faldo beat Sandy Lyle, 1983

Jamie Spence beat Anders Forsbrand, 1992

Sven Strüver beat Patrik Sjöland, 1998

Brett Rumford beat Phillip Archer, 2007

Jean-François Lucquin beat Rory McIlroy, 2008

Thomas Björn beat Craig Lee, 2013

David Lipsky beat Graeme Storm, 2014

Alex Noren beat Scott Hend, 2016

Holes-in-one: John Bland, 8th hole, round 4, 1983

Andrew Oldcorn, 8th hole, round 3, 1985

Armando Saavedra, 8th hole, round 1, 1990

Manuel Piñero, 3rd hole, round 3, 1992

Wayne Riley, 13th hole, round 2, 1995

Wayne Riley, 3rd hole, round 3, 1999

John Mellor, 11th hole, round 4, 2000

Patrik Sjöland, 8th hole, round 1, 2003

Alexandre Chopard, 16th hole, round 4, 2003

Stephen Scahill, 8th hole, round 4, 2004

Mikael Lundberg, 3rd hole, round 1, 2010

Mathias Grönberg, 3rd hole, round 4, 2012

Richard Finch. 13th hole, round 3, 2013

Søren Hansen, 3rd hole, round 4, 2013

Graeme Storm, 11th hole, round 3, 2014

Romain Wattel, 11th hole, round 4, 2014

Grégory Havret, 13th hole, round 1, 2015

Michael Hoey, 8th hole, round 1, 2015

Albatrosses: Colin Montgomerie, 1st hole, round 2, 1989

Mark Davis, 14th hole, round 2, 1991

Matthew Cort, 1st hole, round 2, 2004

Tadd Fujikawa, 9th hole, round 2, 2007

Mads Vibe-Hastrup, 1st hole, round 3, 2008

Low cut: 137 (-5), 1997

High cut: 154 (+10), 1974 and 1976

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