First played: 1990 (1997-2005 was part of the European Challenge Tour)
Most wins: 3 - Markus Brier, 2002, 2004, 2006
Youngest winner: Rafael Cabrera-Bello, 25 years and 118 days, 2009
Oldest winner: Mikael Lundberg, 40 years and 299 days, 2014
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 8 shots, Paul McGinley, 1996
comeback by a winner:
Play-offs: Bernhard Langer beat Lanny Wadkins, 1990
Ronan Rafferty beat Anders Sørensen, 1993
Juan Ciola beat Elliot Boult, 1999
Robert Coles beat Steven Bowditch, 2003
Richard Green beat Jean-François Remesy 2007
José Manuel Lara beat David Lynn, 2010
Kenneth Ferrie beat Simon Wakefield, 2011
Mikael Lundberg beat Bernd Wiesberger, 2014
Holes-in-one: Anders Sørensen, hole 12, round 4, 1990
Kariem Baraka, hole 16, round 1, 2002
Iain Steel, 2005 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, 2002
High cut: 147 (+3), 1990 , 2011
