Challenge de España
























































Challenge de España
Tournament information
Location
Álava, Spain
Established 1999
Course(s) Izki Golf
Par 72
Length 7,162 yards (6,549 m)
Tour(s) Challenge Tour
Format Stroke play
Prize fund
€200,000
Month played May
Tournament record score
Aggregate 260 Brooks Koepka (2013)
Adrien Saddier (2016)
To par −24 Brooks Koepka (2013)
Adrien Saddier (2016)
Victor Perez (2017)
Current champion

Sweden Oscar Lengdén

The Challenge de España is a golf tournament on the Challenge Tour that is played in Spain. It has run annually since 1999 except in 2005.



Winners
























































































































































































































Year Winner Country Venue Score To par Margin of
victory		 Runner(s)-up
Challenge de España
2018 Oscar Lengdén
 Sweden
 Izki Golf 273 −15 4 strokes
Netherlands Wil Besseling
England Ross McGowan
2017 Victor Perez
 France
 Izki Golf 264 −24 3 strokes
Norway Jarand Ekeland Arnøy
Fred Olsen Challenge de España
2016 Adrien Saddier
 France
 Tecina Golf 260 −24 3 strokes
Italy Nicolo Ravano
2015 Rhys Davies
 Wales
 Tecina Golf 262 −22 2 strokes
Australia Geoff Drakeford
2014 Moritz Lampert
 Germany
 Tecina Golf 264 −20 2 strokes
Belgium Hugues Joannes
2013 Brooks Koepka
 United States
 Tecina Golf 260 −24 10 strokes
Spain Luis Claverie
France Édouard Dubois
Germany Bernd Ritthammer
2012 Eduardo de la Riva
 Spain
 Tecina Golf 265 −19 1 stroke
England Simon Wakefield
2011 Matthew Baldwin
 England
 Tecina Golf 263 −21 Playoff
France Julien Guerrier
2010 Álvaro Velasco
 Spain
 Tecina Golf 266 −18 2 strokes
Scotland Elliot Saltman
2009 Rhys Davies
 Wales
 Tecina Golf 267 −17 1 stroke
Sweden Steven Jeppesen
Reale Challenge de España
2008 Andrew McArthur
 Scotland
 Club de Golf Retamares 280 −8 1 stroke
Spain Alfredo García-Heredia
Scotland Lloyd Saltman
OKI Mahou Challenge de España
2007 Felipe Aguilar
 Chile
 Golf Campo de Layos 271 −17 Playoff
Germany Tobias Dier
2006 Adrien Mörk
 France
 Centro Nacional de Golf 271 −17 2 strokes
Wales Kyron Sullivan
2005
No tournament
Segura Viudas Challenge de España
2004 Philippe Lima
 France
 Torremirona Golf Club 274 −14 Playoff
Italy Alessandro Napoleoni
Izki Challenge de España
2003 Martin Erlandsson
 Sweden
 Izki Golf 273 −15 3 strokes
Spain José Manuel Carriles
Scotland Scott Drummond
Sweden Peter Hanson
England Martin LeMesurier
2002 Fredrik Widmark
 Sweden
 Izki Golf 276 −16 1 stroke
Sweden Raimo Sjöberg
Segura Viudas Challenge de España
2001 Euan Little
 Scotland
 Club de Golf Villamartin 277 −11 1 stroke
Spain Jesús María Arruti
Challenge de España
2000 Eric Carlberg
 Sweden
 Golf del Guadiana 271 −17 5 strokes
Spain Carlos Rodiles
Comunitat Valenciana Challenge de España
1999 Carl Suneson
 Spain
 El Saler 280 −8 2 strokes
Spain Manuel Moreno


External links


  • Coverage on the Challenge Tour's official site







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