1994 Challenge Tour

The 1994 Challenge Tour was a series of golf tournaments known as the Challenge Tour, the official development tour run by the PGA European Tour. The tour was started as the Satellite Tour in 1986 and was renamed the Challenge Tour ready for the start of the 1990 season.^[1]

The Challenge Tour Rankings was won by Northern Ireland's Raymond Burns.

Tournament schedule

The table below shows the 1994 Challenge Tour schedule.^[2]

Dates	Tournament	Host country	Winner	Notes
16–19 Mar	Tunisian Challenge	Tunisia	Jon Robson
23–26 Mar	El Corte Ingles Open	Spain	Juan Carlos Piñero
30 Mar–2 Apr	Tessali Open	Italy	Michael Archer
7–10 Apr	Open Jezequel	France	Carl Watts
20–22 Apr	Stockley Park Challenge	England	Ricky Willison
27–30 Apr	Centenario Copa 'Palmer'	Spain	Daniel Westermark
12–15 May	American Express Trophy	Germany	Torsten Giedeon	Unofficial money
12–15 May	Scottish Professional Championship	Scotland	Andrew Coltart	Unofficial money
25–28 May	Club Med Open	Italy	Raymond Burns
26–29 May	Ramlosa Open	Sweden	Eric Carlberg (amateur)
2–5 Jun	Challenge AGF	France	Jon Robson
2–5 Jun	Siab Open	Sweden	Per Haugsrud
10–12 Jun	Himmerland Open	Denmark	Michael Archer
24–26 Jun	Memorial Olivier Barras	Switzerland	Michael Campbell
30 Jun–3 Jul	Bank Austria Open	Austria	Michael Campbell
1–3 Jul	Västerås Open	Sweden	Joakim Grönhagen
1–3 Jul	Neuchâtel Open SBS Trophy	Switzerland	Rolf Muntz
6–9 Jul	Open de Divonne	France	Stuart Cage
8–10 Jul	Volvo Finnish Open	Finland	Mikael Piltz
14–17 Jul	Open des Volcans	France	Eric Giraud
22–24 Jul	Interlaken Open	Switzerland	Neal Briggs
22–24 Jul	Jamtland Open	Sweden	Daniel Chopra
3–6 Aug	Rolex Pro-Am	Switzerland	Stuart Little
4–7 Aug	SM Matchplay	Sweden	Per Nyman
11–14 Aug	Audi Quattro Trophy	Germany	Michael Campbell
18–21 Aug	Karsten Ping Norwegian Challenge	Norway	Raymond Burns
24–26 Aug	Gore-Tex Challenge	Scotland	John Bickerton
26–28 Aug	Toyota Danish PGA Championship	Denmark	Anders Overbring
1–4 Sept	Open de Dijon Bourgogne	France	Marcello Santi
1–4 Sept	Compaq Open	Sweden	Adam Mednick
8–1 Sept	Dutch Challenge Open	Netherlands	Jean-François Remésy
15–18 Sept	Challenge Novotel	France	Jarmo Sandelin
22–24 Sept	Perrier European Pro-Am	Belgium	Andrew Sandywell
22–25 Sept	Team Erhverv Danish Open	Denmark	Liam White
29 Sept–2 Oct	Challenge Chargeurs	France	Daniel Chopra
6–9 Oct	Biarritz International Pro-Am	France	Mark Litton

References

1. "Tour History". PGA European Tour. Archived from the original on 22 July 2010. Retrieved 2010-07-30.
2. "Tournament Schedule". PGA European Tour. Retrieved 2010-07-30.

External links

• Official homepage of the Challenge Tour