NCC Open

NCC Open
Tournament information
Location	Billesholm, Sweden
Established	1984
Course	Söderåsen Golfklubb
Par	71
Length	6,616 yards (6,050 m)
Tour(s)	Challenge Tour; Swedish Golf Tour
Format	Stroke play
Prize fund	kr 840,000
Final year	2001
Tournament record score
Aggregate	273 Benn Barham (2001)
To par	−14 Thomas Nilsson (1989)
Final champion
	England Benn Barham
Location map
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The NCC Open was a golf tournament on the Swedish Golf Tour from 1984 and on the Challenge Tour from 1990. It was last played in 2001 and always held at Söderåsen Golf Club near Söderåsen National Park outside Helsingborg, Sweden.

Winners

Year	Tour^[a]	Winner	Score	To par	Margin of victory	Runner(s)-up	Ref.
NCC Open
2001	CHA	England Benn Barham	273	−11	2 strokes	England Paul Dwyer
2000	CHA	Republic of Ireland David Higgins	274	−10	3 strokes	Sweden Martin Erlandsson
1999	CHA	Sweden Per G. Nyman	281	−3	Playoff	Sweden Klas Eriksson Denmark Thomas Nørret
1998	CHA	Sweden Johan Ryström	276	−8	1 stroke	Sweden Fredrik Larsson
SIAB Open
1997	CHA	Sweden Joakim Rask	281	−3	1 stroke	Sweden Kalle Brink
1996	CHA	Finland Kalle Väinölä	281	−3	Playoff	Sweden Adam Mednick
1995	CHA	Finland Anssi Kankkonen	283	−1	2 strokes	Finland Kalle Väinölä
1994	CHA	Norway Per Haugsrud	283	−1	4 strokes	Denmark Lars Løgstrup
1993	CHA	Sweden Per-Ive Persson	278	−6	Playoff	Sweden Fredrik Larsson
1992	CHA	Sweden Mikael Krantz	280	−8	4 strokes	Sweden Olle Karlsson Sweden Klas Eriksson
1991	CHA	England Jon Evans	285	−7	1 stroke	Sweden Olle Karlsson
FLA Open
1990	CHA	Sweden Olle Nordberg	284	−8	Playoff	Sweden Mikael Högberg	^[1]
Nescafé Cup
1989	CHA	Sweden Thomas Nilsson	278	−14	2 strokes	Sweden Mats Hallberg Sweden Mikael Krantz	^[2]
1988	SWE	Sweden Jan Tilmanis	283	−9	3 strokes	Australia Terry Price	^[3]
1987	SWE	Denmark Anders Sørensen	285	−7	1 stroke	Australia Terry Price	^[4]
1986	SWE	Sweden Per-Arne Brostedt	292	E	3 strokes	United States Ronald Stelten	^[5]
Maggi Cup
1985	SWE	Sweden Nils Lindeblad	288	−4	1 stroke	Argentina Luis Carbonetti	^[6]
1984	SWE	Sweden Magnus Sunesson	289	+1	5 strokes	Sweden Mats Lanner	^[7]