European Open (disc golf)

Not to be confused with European Open (golf).
European Open
David Feldberg practicing in 2011
Tournament information
LocationNokia, Finland
Established2006
Course(s)Epilä Frisbeepuisto (2006)
Nokia DiscGolfPark
Tampere Disc Golf Center
Prize fund101,758$ (2023)
Month playedJuly
Current champion
 Gannon Buhr (USA)
 Kristin Tattar (EST)
Location map
Nokia DiscGolfPark
Location in Finland
Nokia DiscGolfPark
Nokia DiscGolfPark (Pirkanmaa)

The European Open is a PDGA-sanctioned major disc golf tournament held in Nokia, Finland.[1] The first European Open was held in 2006 on the Epilä course, in Tampere.[2] In 2011, the tournament was relocated to Nokia, 15 kilometres outside Tampere.[3] The reigning champions are Gannon Buhr in the mixed pro open division and Kristin Tattar in the female pro open division. Buhr is from the United States, while Tattar represents Estonia.

Winners

European Open winners[2]
Open Open Female
Year Winner Score Year Winner Score
2006 David Feldberg 193[4] 2006 Carrie Berlogar 241[4]
2007 Ken Climo 205[5] 2007 Carrie Berlogar (2) 238[6]
2009 Jesper Lundmark 202[5] 2009 Valarie Jenkins 252[6]
2011 David Feldberg (2) 221[7] 2011 Valarie Jenkins (2) 275[7]
2013 Paul McBeth 228[8] 2013 Paige Pierce 283[8]
2015 Paul McBeth (2) 225[9] 2015 Catrina Allen 266[9]
2016 Paul McBeth (3) 170[10]
2017 Paul McBeth (4) 219[11] 2017 Catrina Allen (2) 271[9]
2019 Paul McBeth (5) 223[12] 2019 Paige Pierce (2) 254[13]
2022 Eagle McMahon 210[14] 2022 Paige Pierce (3) 264[15]
2023 Corey Ellis 219[16] 2023 Kristin Tattar 249[17]

Prize money

Year Pro purse
2013 $108,600

609[18]

2011 $93,400

175[19]

2009 $98,700

938[2]

2007 $77,000
2006 $79,700

References

  1. ^ "European Open Press Release Feb 14th". us2.campaign-archive1.com.
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  4. ^ a b "European Open". pdga.com.
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  10. ^ "European Open - Disc Golf World Tour #3". pdga.com.
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  16. ^ "European Open 2023 MPO". pdga.com.
  17. ^ "European Open 2023 FPO". pdga.com.
  18. ^ "Home". opendiscgolf.com.
  19. ^ Staff, PDGA (25 July 2011). "European Open Day 4". pdga.com.
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