First played
1990 (1997-2005 was part of the European Challenge Tour only)
Most wins
3, Markus Brier, 2002, 2004, 2006
Youngest winner
Rafael Cabrera-Bello, 25 and 118 days, 2009
Oldest winner
Markus Brier, 37 and 341 days, 2006
Lowest 18 hole score
60 (-11), Rafael Cabrera-Bello, 2009
Lowest first 18 hole score
61 (-11), Alex Cejka, 1995
Lowest first 36 hole score
127 (-15), Jeev Milkha Singh, 2008
Lowest first 54 hole score
194 (-19), Markus Brier, 2004
Lowest 72 hole score
261 (-23), Markus Brier, 2004
Lowest under par winning score
261 (-23), Markus Brier, 2004
Lowest final round by a winner
60 (-11), Rafael Cabrera-Bello, 2009
Wire-to-wire-winners
Bernhard Langer, 1990, Alex Cejka, 1995, Erol Simsek, 1997, Markus Brier, 2006, Jeev Milkha Singh, 2008
Largest 18 hole lead
4 shots, Alex Cejka, 1995
Largest 36 hole lead
4 shots, Bernhard Langer, 1990, Alex Cejka, 1995, Markus Brier, 2006
Largest 54 hole lead
5 shots, Alex Cejka, 1995
Largest winning margin
8 shots, Markus Brier, 2004
Biggest final round comeback by a winner
8 shots, Paul McGinley, 1996
Play-offs
Bernhard Langer beat Lanny Wadkins, 1990
Roan Rafferty beat Anders Sorensen, 1993
Juan Ciola beat Elliot Boult, 1999
Robert Coles beat Steven Bowditch, 2003
Richard Green beat Jean-Francois Remesy, 2007
José Manuel Lara beat David Lynn, 2009
Holes-in-one
Anders Sorenson, hole 12, round 4, 1990
Kariem Baraka, hole 16, round 1, 2002
Iain Steel, hole 11, round 2, 2005
Markus Brier, hole 11, round 1, 2006
Albatrosses
Chris Morton, hole 15, round 1, 1992
Max Kramer (AM), hole 9, round 1, 2006
Low cut
140 (-2), 2008, 09, 140 (Level), 1999
141 (-3), 1996
High cut
147 (+3), 1990
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