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Mémorial Olivier Barras
Tournament information
LocationCrans-Montana, Valais, Switzerland
Established1965
Course(s)Crans-sur-Sierre GC
Par71/72
Tour(s)Alps Tour
Challenge Tour
Format54 holes, Stroke play
Prize fundCHF15,000 (2020)
£40,000 (1997)
Month playedJune

The Mémorial Olivier Barras is a professional golf tournament that is held annually at Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club in Crans-Montana, Valais, Switzerland. It was founded in 1965 in memory of Olivier Barras, champion Swiss golfer who died in a car crash in 1964.

History

The tournament featured on the Challenge Tour between 1990 and 2000, usually as an unofficial money event, and later on the Alps Tour. Founded in 1965, the 2020 tournament was the 56th installment.[1]

The tournament is named in honor of eight-time Swiss golfing Champion Olivier Barras (1923–1964), son of Crans-sur-Sierre GC president Antoine Barras, who died in a Monza car crash.[2]

For several years, the best amateur and the best professional have earned qualification for the Omega European Masters (formerly the Swiss Open), held at the same course since 1939.[3]

Winners

This table is incomplete
Year Winner Country Score To par Margin of
victory		 Runner(s)-up Ref
2019 Loris Schuepbach (a)  Switzerland 198 −15 5 strokes Germany Jakob Van der Flierdt (a)
Switzerland Tom Gueant (a)		 [4][5]
2018 Raphaël de Sousa  Switzerland 201 −15 8 strokes Switzerland Nicola Gerhardsen (a) [6]
2017 Adrien Bernadet  France 205 −11 2 strokes Italy Andrea Maestroni [7]
2016 Allen John (a)  Germany 209 −7 3 strokes Germany Mauro Anderi [8][9]
2015 Jeremy Freiburghaus (a)  Switzerland 210 −6 2 strokes Germany Mauro Anderi [10][11]
2014 Manuel Quirós  Spain 208 1 stroke Switzerland Raphaël de Sousa
Switzerland Guy Woodman		 [12]
2013 Martin Rominger  Switzerland 208 Playoff Italy Andrea Maestroni [13]
2012 Maximilian Walz (a)  Germany 208 −8 1 stroke Switzerland Damian Ulrich [14][15]
2011 Damian Ulrich  Switzerland 212 −4 Playoff Switzerland Nicolas Thommen (a) [16]
2010 Francisco Valera  Spain 216 [17]
2009 Francisco Valera  Spain 210 2 strokes Spain Manuel Quirós [18]
2008 Alan Bihan  France 209 −7 Playoff Spain Francis Valera [19]
2007 Alessandro Napeloni  Italy 206 −10 3 strokes France Julien Grillion [20]
2006 Agustin Domingo  Spain 208
2005 Bertrand Coathalem  France 207 3 strokes Germany Marcel Haremza [21]
2004 Adrien Mörk  France 206 −10 5 strokes France Christophe Pottier [22]
2003 Felipe Aguilar  Chile 207 3 strokes Italy Emmanuele Latanzi [23]
2002 Alessandro Napoleoni  Italy 205 −11 2 strokes Italy Emmanuele Latanzi [24]
2001 Stefano Reale  Italy 209 −4 4 strokes France Alexandre Balicki [25]
2000 Adriano Mori  Italy 218 +2 Playoff England Tim Huoýton
Switzerland Jonathan Schaepper		 [26]
1999 Marcus Knight  England
1998 Marcus Knight  England 204 Playoff Italy Silvano Locatelli [27]
1997 Raphaël Jacquelin  France 137 −5 2 strokes Switzerland Carlos Duran
England Denny Lucas
England Gary Marks
England Matt McGuire
Argentina Marcos Moreno
Italy Mario Tadini		 [28]
1996 Juan Quirós  Spain 205 −8 5 strokes Switzerland Dimitri Bieri
England Matthew Hazelden		 [29]
1995 Simon D. Hurley  England 214 +1 1 stroke Switzerland Stefan Gort [30]
1994 Michael Campbell  New Zealand 206 −7 3 strokes Northern Ireland Raymond Burns [31]
1993 Francis Valera (a)  Spain 210 −3 Playoff Italy Michele Reale [32]
1992 Jeff Hall  England 210 −3 5 strokes Wales Stephen Dodd [33]
1991 Stephen Dodd  Wales 280 5 strokes England Richard Foreman [34]
1990 Giuseppe Calì  Italy 280 3 strokes Italy Emanuele Bolognesi
Italy Renato Campagnoli		 [35][36]
1989 Silvano Locatelli  Italy 273 3 strokes Switzerland Paolo Quirici [37]
1988 Brian Evans  England 272 [38]
1987
1986 Silvano Locatelli  Italy 280 5 strokes Italy Emanuele Bolognesi
Spain Manuel García		 [39]
1985 Brian Evans  England 280 4 strokes Italy Andrea Canessa
Italy Mauro Bianco		 [40]
1984
1983 Bassili Karatzas  Greece 286 1 stroke Italy Gerolamo Delfino [41]
1982 Gerolamo Delfino  Italy 282 5 strokes Italy Silvano Locatelli [42]
1981 Gerolamo Delfino  Italy 288 1 stroke England Brian Evans
Italy Silvano Locatelli		 [43][44]
1980 Alberto Croce  Italy 282 9 strokes Italy Gerolamo Delfino
Italy Silvano Locatelli		 [45]
1979 Roberto Bernardini  Italy 284 5 strokes Italy Alberto Croce [46]
1978 Gerolamo Delfino  Italy 289 1 stroke Spain Jaime Gallardo [43][47]
1977 José María Cañizares  Spain 277 2 strokes England Malcolm Gregson [48][49]
1976 Alberto Croce  Italy 291 1 stroke Spain Ángel Gallardo [50]
1975 Roberto Bernardini  Italy 275 4 strokes Italy Silvano Locatelli [51]
1974
1973 Ángel Gallardo  Spain 208 1 stroke Italy Pietro Molteni [52]
1972 Manuel Gallardo  Spain 208 5 strokes Spain Santiago Pérez [53]
1971 Santiago Pérez  Spain 211 Playoff Spain Jaime Gallardo [54]
1970 Jaime Gallardo  Spain 211 1 stroke France Roger Cotton [55]
1969 Santiago Pérez  Spain 207 7 strokes France Roger Cotton [56]
1968 Jaime Gallardo  Spain 144 1 stroke Spain Ángel Gallardo [57]
1967 Donald Swaelens  Belgium 142 4 strokes Italy Aldo Casera [58]
1966 Donald Swaelens  Belgium 143 3 strokes Switzerland Jacky Bonvin
France Roger Cotton
Switzerland Ronald Tingley		 [59]
1965 Carlo Grappasonni  Italy 136 6 strokes Italy Aldo Casera [60]
(a) = amateur

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