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2003 European Tour

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Golf tour season

2003European Tour season
Duration21 November 2002 (2002-11-21) – 2 November 2003 (2003-11-02)
Number of official events45
Most winsSouth AfricaErnie Els (4)
Order of MeritSouth AfricaErnie Els
Golfer of the YearSouth AfricaErnie Els
Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the YearRepublic of IrelandPeter Lawrie
←2002
2004 →

The2003 European Tour was the 32nd season of theEuropean Tour, the mainprofessional golf tour in Europe since its inaugural season in 1972.

Changes for 2003

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There were four new tournaments to the European Tour in 2003, theNordic Open[1] and three dual-ranking events, theAa St Omer Open,BMW Russian Open andMallorca Classic. Lost from the tour schedule were theEnglish Open,Great North Open and the dual-rankingNorth West of Ireland Open.[2]

Schedule

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The following table lists official events during the 2003 season.[3]

DateTournamentHost countryPurseWinner[a]OWGR
points		Other
tours[b]		Notes
24 NovBMW Asian OpenTaiwanUS$1,500,000Republic of IrelandPádraig Harrington (6)16ASA
1 DecOmega Hong Kong OpenHong KongUS$700,000SwedenFreddie Jacobson (1)16ASA
12 JanSouth African Airways OpenSouth Africa£500,000South AfricaTrevor Immelman (1)32AFR[c]
19 JanDunhill ChampionshipSouth Africa£500,000EnglandMark Foster (1)18AFR
26 JanCaltex MastersSingaporeUS$900,000ChinaZhang Lianwei (1)20ASA
2 FebHeineken ClassicAustraliaA$2,000,000South AfricaErnie Els (12)30ANZ
9 FebANZ ChampionshipAustraliaA$1,750,000EnglandPaul Casey (2)30ANZ
16 FebJohnnie Walker ClassicAustralia£1,000,000South AfricaErnie Els (13)44ANZ,ASA
23 FebCarlsberg Malaysian OpenMalaysiaUS$1,100,000IndiaArjun Atwal (2)20ASA
2 MarWGC-Accenture Match Play ChampionshipUnited StatesUS$6,000,000United StatesTiger Woods (n/a)76World Golf Championship
9 MarDubai Desert ClassicUAEUS$2,000,000NetherlandsRobert-Jan Derksen (1)30
16 MarQatar MastersQatarUS$1,500,000South AfricaDarren Fichardt (2)24
23 MarMadeira Island OpenPortugal€600,000WalesBradley Dredge (1)24CHA
13 AprMasters TournamentUnited StatesUS$6,000,000CanadaMike Weir (n/a)100Major championship
20 AprAlgarve Open de PortugalPortugal€1,250,000SwedenFreddie Jacobson (2)24
27 AprCanarias Open de EspañaSpain€1,750,000EnglandKenneth Ferrie (1)24
4 MayItalian Open Telecom ItaliaItaly€1,100,000SwedenMathias Grönberg (4)24
11 MayBenson & Hedges International OpenEngland£1,100,000EnglandPaul Casey (3)42
18 MayDeutsche Bank - SAP Open TPC of EuropeGermany€2,700,000Republic of IrelandPádraig Harrington (7)48
25 MayVolvo PGA ChampionshipEngland€3,500,000SpainIgnacio Garrido (2)64Flagship event
1 JunCeltic Manor Resort Wales OpenWales£1,500,000EnglandIan Poulter (4)24
8 JunDaily Telegraph Damovo British MastersEngland£1,500,000EnglandGreg Owen (1)24
15 JunAa St Omer OpenFrance€400,000AustraliaBrett Rumford (1)16CHANew to European Tour
15 JunU.S. OpenUnited StatesUS$6,000,000United StatesJim Furyk (n/a)100Major championship
22 JunDiageo Championship at GleneaglesScotland£1,200,000DenmarkSøren Kjeldsen (1)24
29 JunOpen de FranceFrance€2,500,000EnglandPhilip Golding (1)24
6 JulSmurfit European OpenIreland£2,000,000WalesPhillip Price (3)44
13 JulBarclays Scottish OpenScotland£2,200,000South AfricaErnie Els (14)50
20 JulThe Open ChampionshipEngland£3,900,000United StatesBen Curtis (1)100Major championship
27 JulNissan Irish OpenIreland€1,800,000New ZealandMichael Campbell (6)24
3 AugScandic Carlsberg Scandinavian MastersSweden€1,900,000AustraliaAdam Scott (4)24
10 AugNordic OpenDenmark€1,600,000EnglandIan Poulter (5)24New tournament
17 AugBMW Russian OpenRussia€400,000AustraliaMarcus Fraser (1)16CHANew to European Tour
17 AugPGA ChampionshipUnited StatesUS$6,000,000United StatesShaun Micheel (n/a)100Major championship
24 AugWGC-NEC InvitationalUnited StatesUS$6,000,000Northern IrelandDarren Clarke (10)78World Golf Championship
31 AugBMW International OpenGermany€1,800,000EnglandLee Westwood (15)30
7 SepOmega European MastersSwitzerland€1,600,000South AfricaErnie Els (15)30
14 SepTrophée LancômeFrance€1,800,000South AfricaRetief Goosen (9)26
21 SepLinde German MastersGermany€3,000,000South KoreaK. J. Choi (n/a)48
28 SepDunhill Links ChampionshipScotlandUS$5,000,000EnglandLee Westwood (16)52Pro-Am
5 OctWGC-American Express ChampionshipUnited StatesUS$6,000,000United StatesTiger Woods (n/a)76World Golf Championship
12 OctDutch OpenNetherlands€1,000,000NetherlandsMaarten Lafeber (1)24
19 OctTurespaña Mallorca ClassicSpain€400,000SpainMiguel Ángel Jiménez (7)16CHANew tournament
26 OctTelefónica Open de MadridSpain€1,400,000ArgentinaRicardo González (2)30
2 NovVolvo Masters AndalucíaSpainUS$4,000,000SwedenFreddie Jacobson (3)46Tour Championship

Unofficial events

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The following events were sanctioned by the European Tour, but did not carry official money, nor were wins official.

DateTournamentHost countryPurseWinner(s)OWGR
points		Notes
19 OctHSBC World Match Play ChampionshipEngland£2,300,000South AfricaErnie Elsn/aLimited-field event
9 NovSeve TrophySpainn/aRepublic of Ireland Team GB&In/aTeam event
18 NovWGC-World CupUnited StatesUS$4,000,000South AfricaTrevor Immelman and
South AfricaRory Sabbatini		n/aWorld Golf Championship
Team event

Order of Merit

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TheOrder of Merit was titled as theVolvo Order of Merit and was based on prize money won during the season, calculated inEuros.[4][5]

PositionPlayerPrize money (€)
1South AfricaErnie Els2,975,374
2Northern IrelandDarren Clarke2,210,051
3Republic of IrelandPádraig Harrington1,555,623
4SwedenFreddie Jacobson1,521,303
5EnglandIan Poulter1,500,855
6EnglandPaul Casey1,360,456
7EnglandLee Westwood1,330,713
8DenmarkThomas Bjørn1,327,148
9EnglandBrian Davis1,245,513
10WalesPhillip Price1,234,018

Awards

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AwardWinnerRef.
Golfer of the YearSouth AfricaErnie Els[6]
Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the YearRepublic of IrelandPeter Lawrie[7]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^The number in brackets after each winner's name is the number of European Tour events they had won up to and including that tournament. This information is only shown for European Tour members and are inclusive of the three United States-basedmajor championships which were included on the schedule for the first time in 1998, with earlier editions having retrospectively been recognised as official tour wins.
  2. ^AFR −Sunshine Tour; ANZ −PGA Tour of Australasia; ASA −Asian PGA Tour; CHA −Challenge Tour.
  3. ^Sunshine Tour flagship event

References

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  1. ^"Nordic Open will make debut in 2003".ESPN. Reuters. 6 November 2002. Retrieved5 May 2003.
  2. ^"Golf".The Charlotte Observer. Charlotte, North Carolina. 27 November 2002. p. 24 (2C in paper). Retrieved5 May 2020 – via Newspapers.com.Russia will host its first top-tier European Tour event next year one of four new tournaments for 2003. The tour also added events in Denmark, France and Majorca. The English Open, the Great North Open in England and the North West of Ireland Open were dropped after sponsors withdrew.
  3. ^"2003 Tournament schedule". European Tour. Retrieved17 October 2023.
  4. ^"2003 Order of Merit". European Tour. Archived fromthe original on 14 March 2005. Retrieved17 October 2023.
  5. ^"Els takes European title".BBC Sport. 18 October 2003. Retrieved17 October 2023.
  6. ^"Els named European player of year".CNN. 11 December 2003. Retrieved17 October 2023.
  7. ^"Lawrie Named Euro Tour Rookie of the Year".NBC Sports. 4 November 2003. Retrieved17 October 2023.

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