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Ladies Slovak Open

Coordinates: 48°52′05″N 19°35′31″E / 48.868°N 19.592°E / 48.868; 19.592
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Ladies Slovak Open
Tournament information
LocationBrezno, Slovakia
Established2010
Course(s)Golf Club Tále
Par72
Tour(s)Ladies European Tour
LET Access Series
FormatStroke play
Prize fund€45,000
Month playedAugust
Current champion
Norway Tina Mazarino
Location map
Golf Club Tále is located in Slovakia
Golf Club Tále
Golf Club Tále
Location in Slovakia

The Ladies Slovak Open is a women's professional golf tournament held on the Gray Bear Course at Golf Club Tále in Brezno, Slovakia. It was part of the Ladies European Tour between 2010 and 2014, and returned as part of the LET Access Series in 2024.[1]

History

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The inaugural tournament was won by María Hernández, for her maiden LET title. In 2011, First Lady of Slovakia Silvia Gašparovičová opened the tournament, which Caroline Hedwall won for her first of four titles that season.[2]

Winners

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Year Tour[a] Winner Country Score Winning
margin
Runner(s)-up Purse ()
Ladies Slovak Golf Open
2024 LETAS Tina Mazarino  Norway 210 (−6) 3 strokes New Zealand Wenyung Keh
Slovakia Michaela Vávrová
45,000
2015–2023: No tournament
Allianz Ladies Slovak Open
2014 LET Camilla Lennarth  Sweden 277 (−11) 4 strokes England Melissa Reid 275,000
2013 LET Gwladys Nocera  France 279 (−9) 4 strokes South Africa Lee-Anne Pace 250,000
2012 LET Line Vedel  Denmark 209 (−7) 2 strokes Germany Caroline Masson 225,000
2011 LET Caroline Hedwall  Sweden 205 (−11)[b] 2 strokes Netherlands Christel Boeljon 350,000
2010 LET María Hernández  Spain 280 (−8) 1 stroke Australia Kristie Smith 350,000

Notes

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  1. ^ LET – Ladies European Tour; LETAS – LET Access Series.
  2. ^ Reduced to 54 holes due to thunderstorms.[3]

References

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  1. ^ "LET Access Series Announces Addition of Ladies Slovak Golf Open". LET Access Series. Retrieved 24 April 2024.
  2. ^ "First Lady launched the international women's golf tournament Allianz Ladies Slovak Open 2011". Office of the President of the Slovak Republic. Retrieved 24 April 2024.
  3. ^ "Allianz Ladies Slovak Open reduced to 54 holes". Ladies European Tour. Retrieved 24 April 2024.
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