Ladies Italian Open

Ladies Italian Open
Tournament information
Location	Lazio, Italy
Established	1987
Course(s)	Golf Nazionale
Par	72
Tour(s)	Ladies European Tour
Format	Stroke play
Prize fund	€300,000
Month played	June
Tournament record score
Aggregate	271 Iben Tinning
To par	−17 as above
Current champion
	Amy Taylor
Location map
	Golf Nazionale Location in Italy Golf Nazionale Location in Lazio

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The Ladies Italian Open (Italian: Open d'Italia Femminile) is a professional golf tournament on the Ladies European Tour held in Italy since 1987.

After a six-year hiatus, the tournament returned to the LET schedule in 2021.^[1] In 2024, it moved to Golf Nazionale near Rome.^[2]

Winners

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Score	Margin of victory	Runner(s)-up	Country
Ladies Italian Open
2024	Golf Nazionale	Amy Taylor	England	206 (−10)	1 stroke	María Hernández	Spain
2023	No tournament
2022	Margara G&CC	Morgane Métraux	Switzerland	206 (−10)	Playoff^[a]	Alessandra Fanali (a)	Italy
2022	Margara G&CC	Morgane Métraux	Switzerland	206 (−10)	Playoff^[a]	Meghan MacLaren	England
2021	Margara G&CC	Lucie Malchirand (a)	France	209 (−7)	1 stroke	Gabriella Cowley	England
2021	Margara G&CC	Lucie Malchirand (a)	France	209 (−7)	1 stroke	Ursula Wikstrom	Finland
2015–20 No tournament
2014	Perugia Golf Club	Florentyna Parker	England	209 (−7)	1 stroke	Holly Clyburn	England
2012–13 No tournament
Sicilian Ladies Italian Open
2011	Il Picciolo	Christina Kim	United States	209 (−7)	4 strokes	Giulia Sergas	Italy
Carta Sì Ladies Italian Open
2010	No tournament
2009	Le Rovedine Milano	Marianne Skarpnord	Norway	204 (−12)	Playoff^[b]	Laura Davies	England
BMW Ladies Italian Open
2008	Argentario	Martina Eberl	Germany	275 (−9)	5 strokes	Carmen Alonso	Spain
2007	Parco de' Medici	Trish Johnson	England	273 (−15)	1 stroke	Bettina Hauert	Germany
2006	Parco de' Medici	Gwladys Nocera	France	274 (−14)	2 strokes	Sophie Giquel	France
2005	Parco de' Medici	Iben Tinning	Denmark	271 (−17)	1 stroke	Veronica Zorzi	Italy
2004	Parco di Roma	Ana Belén Sánchez	Spain	281 (−7)	1 stroke	Martina Eberl	Germany
La Perla Ladies Italian Open
2003	Poggio dei Medici	Ludivine Kreutz	France	282 (−10)	1 stroke	Elisabeth Esterl	Germany
						Karen Lunn	Australia
						Anne-Marie Knight	Australia
2002	Poggio dei Medici	Iben Tinning	Denmark	278 (−14)	1 stroke	Sophie Gustafson	Sweden
2001	Poggio dei Medici	Paula Martí	Spain	283 (−9)	Playoff^[c]	Raquel Carriedo	Spain
Ladies Italian Open
2000	Poggio dei Medici	Sophie Gustafson	Sweden	284 (−8)	3 strokes	Valérie Van Ryckeghem	Belgium
2000	Poggio dei Medici	Sophie Gustafson	Sweden	284 (−8)	3 strokes	Silvia Cavalleri	Italy
1999	Poggio dei Medici	Samantha Head	England	214 (−5)	1 stroke	Marina Arruti	Spain
						Patricia Meunier-Lebouc	France
						Mette Hageman	Netherlands
						Riikka Hakkarainen	Finland
						Trish Johnson	England
Sicilian Ladies' Open/Italian Ladies' Open
1998	No tournament
1997	Il Picciolo	Valérie Van Ryckeghem	Belgium	288 (−4)	Playoff	Patricia Gonzalez	Colombia
Italian Ladies' Open di Sicilia
1996	Il Picciolo	Laura Davies	England	282 (−10)	3 strokes	Tina Fischer	Germany
1996	Il Picciolo	Laura Davies	England	282 (−10)	3 strokes	Fiona Pike	England
Italian Ladies' Open
1995	Il Picciolo	Denise Booker	Australia	284 (−8)	1 stroke	Amaia Arruti	Spain
BMW Italian Ladies' Open
1994	Lignano	Corinne Dibnah	Australia
1993	Lignano	Amaia Arruti	Spain
1992	Frassenelle	Laura Davies	England
1991	Albarella	Corinne Dibnah	Australia
Italian Ladies' Open
1990	Gardagolf	Florence Descampe	Belgium
1989	Carimate	Xonia Wunsch-Ruiz	Spain
1988	Ca' della Nave	Laura Davies	England
1987	Croara	Laura Davies	England

^ Métraux eagled the first extra hole to win the three-way playoff^[3]
^ Skarpnord beat Davies by rolling in a six-foot birdie putt at the third playoff hole^[4]
^ Martí won with par on the first playoff hole^[5]

References

^ "Magical Malchirand Wins Ladies Italian Open". Ladies European Tour. 30 May 2021. Retrieved 3 June 2021.
^ "Ladies Italian Open To Take Place At Golf Nazionale In June". Ladies European Tour. Retrieved 1 May 2024.
^ "Morgane Métraux Becomes First Swiss Winner on LET". Ladies European Tour. 4 June 2022. Retrieved 4 June 2022.
^ "LET Memories: Ladies Italian Open". Ladies European Tour. 26 May 2021. Retrieved 4 June 2022.
^ Burnside, Elspeth (21 May 2001). "Marti comes of age as fellow Spaniard misses tiddler". Ladies European Tour. Retrieved 4 June 2022.

External links

Ladies European Tour

[4] Métraux eagled the first extra hole to win the three-way playoff^[3]

[6] Skarpnord beat Davies by rolling in a six-foot birdie putt at the third playoff hole^[4]

[8] Martí won with par on the first playoff hole^[5]

[1] "Magical Malchirand Wins Ladies Italian Open". Ladies European Tour. 30 May 2021. Retrieved 3 June 2021.

[2] "Ladies Italian Open To Take Place At Golf Nazionale In June". Ladies European Tour. Retrieved 1 May 2024.

[3] "Morgane Métraux Becomes First Swiss Winner on LET". Ladies European Tour. 4 June 2022. Retrieved 4 June 2022.

[5] "LET Memories: Ladies Italian Open". Ladies European Tour. 26 May 2021. Retrieved 4 June 2022.

[7] Burnside, Elspeth (21 May 2001). "Marti comes of age as fellow Spaniard misses tiddler". Ladies European Tour. Retrieved 4 June 2022.

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v t e Ladies European Tour events
Major championships	The Evian Championship Women's British Open
Other tournaments	Lalla Meryem Cup Australian Women's Classic (AUS) Women's NSW Open (AUS) Australian Women's Classic (AUS) Joburg Ladies Open (SLT) Investec South African Women's Open (SLT) Dutch Ladies Open Jabra Ladies Open Tenerife Women's Open Belgian Ladies Open Tipsport Czech Ladies Open Amundi German Masters Women's Irish Open Women's Scottish Open (LPGA) Hills Ladies Open VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open La Sella Open Lacoste Ladies Open de France Wistron Ladies Open (TLPGA) Women's Indian Open Andalucia Costa Del Sol Open De España
Team events	Solheim Cup (even-numbered years) Aramco Team Series Saudi Arabia South Korea UK USA China
Events listed in chronological order. Co-sanction by the LPGA Tour (LPGA), the WPGA Tour of Australasia (AUS), the Sunshine Ladies Tour (SLT) or the Taiwan LPGA Tour (TLPGA).

Winners

See also

References

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