13/09/2026
The 5th Tegernseer Senior Open delivered three memorable days of golf, competition and camaraderie at the spectacular Tegernseer Golf Club in Germany!
Surrounded by breathtaking views of Lake Tegernsee and the Bavarian Alps, players from across Europe and beyond competed in an 18-hole Better Ball followed by the 36-hole Individual tournament.
Local favourite Christoph Günther successfully defended his title, producing another outstanding performance to win the Professional division for the second consecutive year. His superb total of six under par secured the trophy ahead of Mümin Saka of Germany and Urs Kaltenberger of Austria, who both finished at one under par.
The amateurs also delivered some excellent golf. Wolfgang Beitinger claimed the Amateur Gross title at eight over par, ahead of Hanns-Peter Horstmann and Grzegorz Gawronski. Robert Kaiser won the Men’s Net competition, while Julija Steinmann secured the Ladies’ Net title.
In the opening Better Ball competition, professional Leo Geerligs and amateur Herbert Schoepf combined brilliantly to win with an impressive score of nine under par.
A huge thank you to Tegernseer Golf Club for the beautifully prepared course, warm hospitality and wonderful atmosphere throughout the event. Thank you also to every player who travelled to join us and helped make another Tegernseer Senior Open so memorable.
Next stop: the Emilia Romagna Senior Open in Italy, October 7–9. We look forward to seeing many of you there for another fantastic Senior Golf Tour Europe experience!