Henrik Stenson and Fanny Sunesson was a successful team on the golf course during many years. Now, the duo invites international junior players to their Stenson Sunesson Junior Challenge by Case 2019, a 54-hole tournament played over three days with a cut after 36 holes.
Place: Barsebäck Golf & Country Club Date: July 2–4
The Competition will be played in accordance with the effective editions of the following publications:
R&A Rules of Golf Limited
Spel- och tävlingshandboken 1–3
Swedish Golf Federation Rules Card
and the Terms of Competition below together with any additional Local Rule and any additional Term of Competition as approved by the Committee. Penalty for breach of Terms of Competition may be disqualification.
1: Eligibility
Participants must
be an amateur golfer in accordance with the Rules and born 2001–2006
be members of a Golf Club, National Golf Union, Federation or Association
have a maximum handicap of 8,0 (girls) and 6,0 (boys) – Swedish players
have a maximum handicap of 6,0 (girls) and 4,0 (boys) – International players
The maximum handicap limit is due at the closing time of entry.
2: Entry requirements
Entry must be submitted through stensonsunessonjc.com. Entry deadline is 27 May. Entry fee is SEK 800. If more players enter than there are places in the field the selection will be done according to the following:
SGF Golf Ranking (Swedish players) or WAGR (international players)
Handicap
The organisers own eight wild cards.
Late entries can be made to the Swedish Golf Federation. Registration is made at Barsebäck GCC 12.00 1 July at the latest.
3: Format
The maximum number of participants is 108 players (Swedish players: 32 girls and 40 boys. International players: 16 girls and 20 boys). If a class (girls or boys) does not have the maximum number of entries the remaining places will be left to the other class. If any of the categories (Swedish players or International players) does not have the maximum number of entries the remaining places will be left to the other category.
The format is 54 holes individual stroke play (18+18+18) and the 24 best girls’ results + ties and the 30 best boys’ results + ties in will qualify for the final round. Both classes will play from a course rated tee; girls with a total length of 4 600–5 400 meters and boys with a total length of 5 800–6 600 meters.
4: Decisions of ties
In the event of a tie for the first place after the final round, a hole-by-hole play-off will be used.
5: Miscellaneous
The winner of each class is qualified to the Major Champion Invitational in Orlando. Practice day is 1 July. Each player is allowed one practice round within the entry fee.
Barsebäck Golf & Country Club opened their first nine holes in 1969. Today, the venue consists of two 18-hole courses – the Masters Course and Donald Steel Course – as well as a 9-hole course – Litorina Course. The Masters Course has been the host of many European Tour events, European and World Championships and the Solheim Cup in 2003.
Fruit will be served on tee 1 and 10. Water is available on tabsby the club house, on first tee, by 8th tee and 13th green.
Golf bag storage
Players will not be able to store their golf bags at the club during nights.
Lodging
Barsebäck Golf Resort Booking contact: Phone number 0046-77 62 60 or e-mail info@barsebackresort.se
State that you are a player in SSJC to receive special price:
Lodging in house at the venue: 600 SEK/night included breakfast (four beds in two rooms per house).
Hotel room included breakfast: Single room 900 SEK/night. Double room 1200 SEK/night.
Practice round July 1
There will be a shot gun start on Monday July 1 aprox. around 1.15 PM.
Monday happening and fun things to take part of:
– Clinic with Henrik and Fanny.
Tuesday dinner
There will be a dinner with activities and entertainment on Tuesday July 2 7.00 PM.
Tournament fee and registration
The tournament fee is 800 SEK.
The tournament fee includes: free range balls, give aways, 1 practice round, 2–3 tournament rounds, lunch Monday–Wednesday and Thursday for those who qualifies.
In 1989 the world’s best player, Nick Faldo, asked Fanny to be his caddie. Five months later Faldo had won both The Masters and The Open with Fanny on the bag. This was the beginning of a long and successful career of caddying. In 2007 she started caddying for Henrik Stenson and together they won The Players Championship in 2009. Fanny retired from caddying in 2012, while Henrik remains on top of his career with a win at The Open Championship in 2016 being his greatest achievement.
Proud to give back to junior golf
“It's fantastic to be involved in junior golf and this is the perfect way of giving back!”, says Henrik Stenson
“It’s nice to share our experiences and to see the quality of the young golfers”, adds Fanny Sunesson
Fanny will be on site during the whole tournament and is in charge of the course set up. Henrik will be on site on and off during the week.
