German Boys & Girls Open

The German Boys & Girls Open is an annual international amateur golf tournament in Germany for boys and girls under the age of 18.

German Boys & Girls Open
Tournament information
LocationHeidelberg, Germany
Course(s)Golf Club St. Leon-Rot
Par72
Organised byGerman Golf Association
Format54-hole stroke play
Month playedJune
Current champion
Nastasia Nadaud (Girls)
Tim Wiedemeyer (Boys)

The tournament, founded in 2004 and held at Golf Club St. Leon-Rot near Heidelberg, is organized by the German Golf Association. It is a qualifying event for the European team in the Junior Ryder Cup[1] and the Junior Solheim Cup[2] and has been rated up to level "A" in the World Amateur Golf Ranking.

Format

The tournament is stroke play over 54 holes, 18 holes on each day of the tournament, with no cut. The field is limited to 100 boys and 100 girls, of any nationality, who compete concurrently but separately.[3]

Winners

Girls
YearChampionCountryScoreRunner(s)-upRef
2022Nastasia Nadaud France−15 Denisa Vodičková[4]
2021Meja Örtengren Sweden−8 Lilas Pinthier
Sofia Barroso Sa		[5]
2020Cancelled due to pandemic
2019Emilie Paltrinieri Italy−11 Lydia Volkmer
Benedetta Moresco		[6]
2018Ingrid Lindblad Sweden−14 Alessia Nobilio[7]
2017Linn Grant Sweden−12 Emma Spitz[8]
2016Aline Krauter
Sofie Kibsgaard Nielsen		 Germany
 Denmark		−8— [lower-alpha 1][9]
2015Leonie Harm Germany−11 Esther Henseleit[10]
2014Virginia Elena Carta Italy−10 Cynthia Diaz
Emily Kristine Pedersen		[11]
2013Emily Kristine Pedersen Denmark−14 Karolin Lampert[12]
2012Karolin Lampert Germany−12 Perrine Delacour[13]
2011Karolin Lampert Germany−1 Marlies Krenn[14]
2010Klára Spilková Czech Republic−6 Nicole Broch Larsen[15]
2009Klára Spilková Czech Republic−11
2008Marieke Nivard Netherlands−5
2007Laura Alexandra Stempfle Germany−8
2006Caroline Masson Germany−2
2005Caroline Masson Germany+4
2004Carolin Löhr Germany+10
  1. Shared win as the tournament had to be cancelled after round two.

Boys
YearChampionCountryScoreRunner(s)-upRef
2022Tim Wiedemeyer Germany−20 Carl Siemens
Nils Svanberg		[16]
2021Filip Jakubcík Czech Republic−12 Pietro Guido Fenoglio[17]
2020Cancelled due to pandemic
2019Luke O'Neill Ireland−11 Philipp Katich[18]
2018Charles Larcelet France−9 Chi Hin Lou Tan
Fredrik Strandberg		[19]
2017Falko Hanisch Germany−9 Jiri Zuska[20]
2016Mike Toorop Netherlands−8 Matias Honkala[21]
2015Thomas Rosenmüller Germany−10 William Enefer[22]
2014Nicklas Mattner Germany−11 John Axelsen
Kristoffer Reitan		[23]
2013Dominic Foos Germany−19 Goncalo Costa[24]
2012Dominic Foos Germany−14 Vitek Novak[25]
2011Alexander Matlari Germany−3 Goncalo Pinto
Maximilian Rottluff		[26]
2010Moritz Lampert Germany−12 Christian Braeunig
Jonas Robert Kugel		[27]
2009Martin Keskari Germany−6 Teemu Bakker
Gary Stal		[28]
2008Max Krämer Germany−7 Maximilian Roehrig[29]
2007Nicolai Aagaard Denmark−7
2006Are "Ace" Friestad Norway−10
2005Allen John Germany−1
2004Wouter de Vries NetherlandsE

Source:[30]

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