Swedish Junior Matchplay Championship
Tournament information
Location Sweden
Established1939
Course(s)Rotating
Organized bySwedish Golf Federation
Tour(s)Swedish Teen Tour (2001–)
FormatMatch play
Month playedAugust

The Swedish Junior Match-play Championship is a national golf tournament in Sweden for golfers under the age of 22, contested for both men and women. The championship is open to Swedish citizens until the year they turn 21.

In Swedish known as JSM Match, it has been organized by the Swedish Golf Federation since 1939. From 1977 to 1991 the championship was contested in stroke-play, the Swedish Junior Stroke-play Championship. Since 2001, the match-play and stroke-play championships have been held in parallel.[1] Five players, four women and one man, have won both in the same year: Louise Stahle (2002), Caroline Hedwall (2006), Isabella Deilert (2010), Linnea Ström (2012) and David Nyfjäll (2018). Two men, Jonas Blixt and Jesper Svensson, have also won both tournaments, but not in the same season.

Winners

YearCourseMenWomen
2023LidköpingAlexander LindströmJosefin Widal
2022ViksjöSebastian NilssonRebecca Gyllner
2021ÖsteråkerNils SvanbergRebecca Gyllner
2020No tournament
2019KårstaRasmus RosinMathilda Jonsson
2018LanderydDavid NyfjällElin Kumlin
2017RingenäsDavid NyfjällSara Kjellker
2016KumlaPontus NyholmMatilde Stenqvist
2015SalemCalle HagströmChristine Danielsson
2014VasatorpJesper SvenssonJohanna Björk
2013HillsGustav HeldEmma Svensson
2012LjunghusenTobias EdénLinnea Ström
2011GrännaFilip BrattseSofie Nilsson
2010LidingöCarl JismarkIsabella Deilert
2009VasatorpAnders LarssonLouise Larsson
2008NyköpingSimon ForslundNathalie Månsson
2007MöreChristoffer ArvidssonNathalie Månsson
2006BurvikMikael JohanssonCaroline Hedwall
2005ÄngsöJonas BlixtLinn Gustafsson
2004ÅtvidabergGustav NyblomJosefin Svenningsson
2003StenungsundOskar HerrlinLinda Svensson
2002HookNiklas LemkeLouise Stahle
2001VästeråsErik JohanssonLinda Wessberg
2000AlingsåsHenrik BothaKarin Sjödin
1999LandskronaJohan LundkvistMaria Bodén
1998LyckornaPontus EricssonMaria Bodén
1997GrännaJonas TorinesRebecca Heimert
1996SollentunaJonas TorinesAnna Lindblom
1995LjunghusenViktor GustavssonSusanne Gillemo
1994HudiksvallJimmy KawalecMaria Hjort
1993LysegårdenMagnus WesterbergSophie Gustafson
1992KalmarNiclas FasthÅsa Gottmo
1977–1991 contested as the Swedish Junior Strokeplay Championship
1976FalsterboAnders JohnssonCecilia Tillström
1975UpsalaPeter LindwallMia Brantberg
1974ViksjöThomas BergströmAnna Dönnerstad
1973LinköpingBob BäckstedtHillevi Hagström
1972BoråsOddbjörn HagströmHillevi Hagström
1971LundTorbjörn ArvidssonChristina Westerberg
1970SödertäljeOlle DahlgrenAnna Skanse Dönnestad
1969DjursholmOlle DahlgrenNailil Skog
1968KalmarGunnar MuellerMonica Andersson
1967HovåsJan RosellChristina Westerberg
1966LjunghusenJan RosellLiv Wollin
1965TylösandJohan LindebergNina Rehnquist
1964ÖrebroJonas PeilNina Rehnquist
1963LundTony LidholmKarin Stenport
1962JönköpingTony LidholmLiv Wollin
1961DjursholmClaes JöhnckeLouise Wingård
1960FalsterboPeter NordwallChristina Nordström
1959HovåsHåkan DahlLolo Brasier
1958RyaGunnar CarlanderBirgit Forssman
1957BåstadGunnar CarlanderBirgit Forssman
1956BåstadSven-Erik Uhlin
1955TylösandGunnar Carlander
1954TylösandGunnar Carlander
1953KevingeGunnar Carlander
1952BåstadGunnar Carlander
1951TylösandGöran Lindeblad
1950TylösandHåkan Järbur
1949TylösandFredrik Carlsson
1948TylösandGustaf Adolf Bielke
1947HovåsFredrik Carlsson
1946HovåsGunnar HolmqvistLillott Mörner
1945TylösandBengt Carlsson
1944HovåsHans StenbergLillott Mörner
1943No tournament
1942HovåsJan Nathorst-WestfeltAnn-Marie Brynolf
1941KevingeBengt EinarMaud Röhss
1940No tournament
1939BåstadJan GumpertMaud Röhss

Source:[2]

See also

References

  1. Jansson, Anders (2004). Golf - Den Stora Sporten' [Golf - the Great Sport] (in Swedish). Swedish Golf Federation. p. 224. ISBN 91-86818007. Retrieved 14 September 2021.
  2. "Junior SM Match". Swedish Golf Museum. Retrieved 14 September 2021.
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