The Kalmar Ladies Open was a women's professional golf tournament on the Swedish Golf Tour, played between 2002 and 2019. It was first held in Kalmar and later moved to the nearby island of Öland in Kalmar County, Sweden.
The inaugural tournament was won in a playoff by Australian college player Susie Mathews, who would go on to win the 2004 NCAA Championship with UCLA. Kalmar native Åsa Gottmo lost the playoff in 2002, but won the 2003 tournament by a convincing nine strokes.
Winners YearVenueWinnerScoreMarginof victoryRunner(s)-upPrizefund (SEK)RefLindbytvätten Masters 2019 Ekerum Amanda Linnér (a) 207 (−9) 3 strokes Amanda Lindahl 100,000 2008–2018: No tournament Ekerum Ladies Masters 2007Ekerum Marianne Skarpnord 212 (−4) 1 stroke Jacqueline Hedwall (a) Frida Parkhagen (a) 300,000 2006 Ekerum Cecilia Ekelundh 281 (−7) 1 stroke Sanna Johansson Hanna-Sofia Leijon 300,000 2004–2005: No tournamentFöreningsSparbanken Kalmar Ladies Open 2003 Kalmar Åsa Gottmo 209 (−7) 9 strokes Eva Bjärvall Pia Koivuranta Jenni Kuosa 150,000 Kalmar Ladies Open 2002 Kalmar Susie Mathews (a) 213 (−3) Playoff Åsa Gottmo Helena Svensson (a) 200,000
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