2 March 2006 - INDONESIAN OPEN

Christian Nilsson

Rank:
60
Course Rank:
113
Pressure Rank:
78
Accuracy Rank
138
Distance:
146
Regulation:
138
Short Game:
138
Putting Rank:
138

Current Form

Event Date FP Rounds Total
1 2 3 4 5
P4 HYDRO-TEXACO OPEN 01/09/05 1 69 69 138
TELIA CHALLENGE 08/09/05 2 66 67 72 75 280
EURO Q SCHOOL STAGE 1 20/09/05 1 67 69 68 68 272
TELIA TOUR FINAL 28/09/05 3 70 72 69 211
TELIA ORESUND MASTERS 06/10/05 1 67 66 68 67 268
EURO Q SCHOOL STAGE 2 02/11/05 25 70 67 73 74 284
EURO Q SCHL FINAL 10/11/05 19 71 78 73 69 72 363
SAF DUNHILL 08/12/05 45 68 71 70 79 288
SOUTH AFRICAN OPEN 15/12/05 MC 81 78 159
ESTORIL CHALLENGE 23/02/06 4 66 72 79 70 287

Most Recent Wins

Event Date FP Rounds Total
1 2 3 4 5
TELIA GRAND OPENING 12/05/03 1 72 66 138
ORESUND MASTERS 06/10/05 1 67 66 68 67 268

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