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Order of Merit

Challenge Crocodile

Continental Order of Merit established in 1973, sponsored by Lacoste.
- Average points in European events (9 in 1973, presumably the 9 counting for the British PGA OoM)

Year	Winner	Country	Notes
1974	Manuel Piñero	Spain	[2]
1973	Valentín Barrios	Spain	[3]

Seasons

1977 Continental European Circuit (non-"European Tour" events)

Dates	Tournament	Host country	Winner
2 Jul	Philip Morris International	France	Cancelled
25 Sep	Donald Swaelens Challenge	Belgium	Nick Faldo
16 Oct	Trophée Lancôme	France	Graham Marsh
6 Nov	Moroccan Grand Prix	Morocco	Lee Trevino

1976 Continental European Circuit (non-"European Tour" events)

Dates	Tournament	Host country	Winner
29 Jun	Inter Maritime Pro-Am	France	Ángel Gallardo
3 Jul	Philip Morris International	France	United States
19 Sep	Hennessy Cognac Cup	France	Great Britain & Ireland
1 Oct	Donald Swaelens Challenge	Belgium	Severiano Ballesteros
10 Oct	Lancia d'Oro	Italy	United States
13 Nov	Moroccan Grand Prix	Morocco	Salvador Balbuena

1975 Continental European Circuit (non-"European Tour" events)

Dates	Tournament	Host country	Winner
1 Jun	Philip Morris International	France	France
6 Jul	Inter Maritime Mixed Pro-Am	France	Roberto De Vicenzo (Men's) Laura Baugh (Women's)
6 Oct	Trophée Lancôme	France	Gary Player
7 Nov	La Manga Inter Maritime Pro-Am	Spain	Ángel Gallardo
13 Dec	Moroccan Grand Prix	Morocco	Billy Casper

1974 Continental European Circuit (non-"European Tour" events)

Dates	Tournament	Host country	Winner
30 Jun	Inter Maritime Pro-Am	France	Doug McClelland
1 Oct	Inter Maritime Mixed Pro-Am	Sweden	Doug Sanders (Men's) Sally Little (Women's)
6 Oct	Trophée Lancôme	France	Billy Casper
13 Oct	Lancia d'Oro	Italy	Billy Casper
8 Nov	Sotogrande Match	Spain	Great Britain & Ireland
8 Nov	La Manga International Pro-Am	Spain	Gary Player
10 Nov	Ibergolf Trophy	Spain	Gary Player
16 Nov	Moroccan Grand Prix	Morocco	Larry Ziegler

1973 Continental European Circuit (non-"European Tour" events)

Dates	Tournament	Host country	Winner
6 Jul	Basque Coast Grand Prix	France	Jean Garaïalde
7 Oct	Trophée Lancôme	France	Johnny Miller
16 Sep	Lancia d'Oro	Italy	Valentín Barrios
22 Sep	Inter Maritime Foundation International Pro-Am	France	Jean Garaïalde
23 Sep	Inter Maritime Foundation International Pro-Am	France	Charles Coody
24 Sep	Inter Maritime Foundation International Pro-Am	France	Peter Townsend
20 Oct	La Manga International Pro-Am	Spain	Valentín Barrios
28 Oct	Marlboro Nations' Cup	France	Scotland
10 Dec	Moroccan Grand Prix	Morocco	Billy Casper

1972 Continental European Circuit (non-"European Tour" events)

Dates	Tournament^[1]^[2]	Host country	Winner
11 Mar	Algarve Open	Portugal	Valentín Barrios
19 Mar	Portuguese Open	Portugal	Germán Garrido
26 Mar	Shell Open di Alassio	Italy	Roberto Bernardini
3 Apr	Italian BP Open	Italy	Peter Wilcock
8 Apr	City of Rome Open	Italy	Alberto Croce
10 Sept	Marlboro Nations' Cup	France	Spain
8 Oct	Trophée Lancôme	France	Tommy Aaron
28 Oct	La Manga International Pro-Am	Spain	Bernard Pascassio
29 Oct	Radici Open	Italy	Sam Torrance
17 Dec	Moroccan Grand Prix	Morocco	Ron Cerrudo

1971 Continental European Circuit

Dates	Tournament	Host country	Winner
20 Mar	Algarve Open	Portugal	Ramón Sota
27 Mar	Italian Open	Italy	Ramón Sota
30 Mar	Arenxano Open	Italy
5 Apr	Italian BP Open	Italy	Roberto Bernardini
10 Apr	Walworth Aloyco Tournament	Italy	Peter Townsend
17 Apr	Spanish Open	Spain	Dale Hayes
25 Apr	Madrid Open	Spain	Valentín Barrios
18 Jul	French Open	France	Lu Liang-Huan
26 Jul	German Open	West Germany	Neil Coles
1 Aug	Swiss Open	Switzerland	Peter Townsend
8 Aug	Dutch Open	Netherlands	Ramón Sota
15 Aug	Agfa-Gevaert International Tournament	West Germany	Donald Swaelens
5 Sep	Lancia d'Oro	Italy	Luciano Grappasonni
3 Oct	Volvo Open	Sweden	Kel Nagle
17 Oct	Trophée Lancôme	France	Arnold Palmer
28 Nov	Portuguese Open	Portugal	Lionel Platts
19 Dec	Moroccan Grand Prix	Morocco	Orville Moody ^{[euro71 1]}

^ Ryde, Peter (20 December 1971). "Putter helps Moody to strong finish". The Times. p. 7. Retrieved 2 March 2020 – via The Times Digital Archive.

1970 Continental European Circuit

Dates	Tournament	Host country	Winner
22 Mar	Algarve Open	Portugal	Brian Huggett
29 Mar	Italian BP Open	Italy	Neil Coles
5 Apr	Walworth Aloyco Tournament	Italy	Neil Coles
12 Apr	Alassio Open	Italy	Manuel Canessa
19 Apr	Madrid Open	Spain	Manuel Cabrera
26 Apr	Spanish Open	Spain	Ángel Gallardo
16 Jul	French Open	France	David Graham
21 Jul	Dutch Open	Netherlands	Vicente Fernández
26 Jul	German Open	West Germany	Jean Garaïalde
1 Aug	Agfa-Gevaert International Tournament	West Germany	Gary Robinson
24 Aug	Engadine Open	Switzerland	Cobie Legrange
6 Sep	Swiss Open	Switzerland	Graham Marsh
4 Oct	Volvo Open	Sweden	Jean Garaïalde
18 Oct	Trophée Lancôme	France	Tony Jacklin
14 Sep	Lancia d'Oro	Italy	Alfonso Angelini
Nov	Portuguese Open	Portugal	Ramón Sota

1969 Continental European Circuit

Dates	Tournament	Host country	Winner
23 Mar	Algarve Open	Portugal	Bernard Hunt [4]
30 Mar	Italian BP Open	Italy	Bernard Hunt
6 Apr	Walworth Aloyco Tournament	Italy	Roberto Bernardini [5]
	Alassio Open	Italy	Roberto Bernardini
19 Apr	Spanish Open	Spain	Jean Garaïalde
17 Jul	French Open	France	Jean Garaïalde
21 Jul	Dutch Open	Netherlands	Guy Wolstenholme
27 Jul	German Open	West Germany	Jean Garaïalde [6]
10 Aug	Agfa-Gevaert International Tournament	West Germany	Roberto Bernardini
23 Aug	Engadine Open	Switzerland	Cobie Legrange
4 Sep	Swiss Open	Switzerland	Roberto Bernardini [7]
9 Sep	Lancia d'Oro	Italy	Roberto Bernardini
11 Sep	Basque Coast Open	France	Jean Garaïalde
18 Oct	Madrid Open	Spain	Ramón Sota [8]
Nov	Portuguese Open	Portugal	Ramón Sota

1968 Continental European Circuit

Dates	Tournament	Host country	Winner
~7 Apr	Italian BP Open	Italy	Roberto Bernardini
	Alassio Open	Italy	Sebastián Miguel
28 Jun	Spanish Open	Spain	Bob Shaw
18 Jul	French Open	France	Peter Butler
22 Jul	Dutch Open	Netherlands	John Cockin
28 Jul	German Open	West Germany	Barry Franklin
6 Aug	Woodlawn International Invitational	West Germany	Frank Phillips
12 Aug	Agfa-Gevaert International Tournament	West Germany	Roberto Bernardini
24 Aug	Engadine Open	Switzerland	Randall Vines
3 Sep	Swiss Open	Switzerland	Roberto Bernardini
9 Sep	Lancia d'Oro	Italy	Alfonso Angelini
9 Sep	Basque Coast Open	France	Manuel Ballesteros
	Madrid Open	Spain	Germán Garrido
24 Nov	Portuguese Open	Portugal	Max Faulkner

1967 Continental European Circuit

Dates	Tournament	Host country	Winner
	Alassio Open	Italy	Roberto Bernardini
8 Sep	Basque Coast Open	France	Randall Vines

1964 Continental European Circuit

Dates	Tournament	Host country	Winner
15 Jul	French Open	France	Roberto De Vicenzo [9][10]
26 Jul	Dutch Open	Netherlands	Sewsunker Sewgolum [11]
2 Aug	German Open	West Germany	Roberto De Vicenzo [12]
9 Aug	Woodlawn Tournament	West Germany	Denis Hutchinson [13]
29 Aug	Engadine Open	Switzerland	Cobie Legrange [14]
6 Sep	Swiss Open	Switzerland	Harold Henning [15]
13 Sep	Lancia d'Oro	Italy	Harold Henning
	Spanish Open	Spain	Ángel Miguel
	Portuguese Open	Portugal	Ángel Miguel

Tournaments

France

Evian Open

Omnium International d'Evian

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Ref
1970	Jean Garaïalde	France
1968	Hedley Muscroft	England	203	[16]
1966	Donald Swaelens	Belgium	274	[17]
1965	Jean Garaïalde	France		[18]
1962	Flory Van Donck	Belgium	263	[19]

Italy

Alassio Open

Garlenda Golf Club - club held Italian Open revival in 1971^[3]
Alassio Shell Open

Year	Winner	Score
1972	Roberto Bernardini	279
1971	Not held
1970	Emanuele Canessa
1969	Roberto Bernardini
1968	Sebastián Miguel
1967	Roberto Bernardini

Arenzano Open

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Ref
1971

Radici Open

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Ref
1972	Sam Torrance	Scotland

Spain

La Manga International Pro-Am

Year	Winner	Country	Notes
1975	Ángel Gallardo	Spain	231
1974	Gary Player	South Africa	244^[a]
1973	Valentín Barrios	Spain	251^[b]
1972	Bernard Pascassio	France	241

^ Ryde, Peter (22 December 1971). "PGA obtain £174,735 more prize money for 1972 calendar". The Times. p. 7. Retrieved 20 April 2020 – via The Times Digital Archive.
^ "Golf" (PDF) (in Dutch). Nederlandsch Golfcomité. March 1972. pp. 83–84. Retrieved 20 April 2020. {{cite magazine}}: Cite magazine requires |magazine= (help)
^ https://www.garlendagolf.it/albo-doro/

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[1] "Poor financial reward for regular players". The Times. 5 April 1978. p. 15. Retrieved 25 February 2020 – via The Times Digital Archive.

[2] "Dassu adds Italian open to his Dunlop Masters title". The Times. 25 October 1976. p. 7. Retrieved 24 February 2020 – via The Times Digital Archive.

[3] Dobereiner, Peter (2 November 1975). "10,000 volts for Barnes". The Observer. London, England. p. 21. Retrieved 22 April 2020 – via Newspapers.com.

[4] Blair, Russell (21 October 1974). "Fortune swings for Oosterhuis". The Guardian. London, England. p. 19. Retrieved 22 April 2020 – via Newspapers.com.

[5] "McClelland nine under par in Dutch success". The Times. 13 August 1973. p. 7. Retrieved 24 February 2020 – via The Times Digital Archive.

[6] "Huggett is tops". Belfast Telegraph. 18 October 1972. p. 22. Retrieved 22 April 2020 – via British Newspaper Archive.

[7] "Britons in top ten". Liverpool Echo. 11 August 1971. p. 18. Retrieved 22 April 2020 – via British Newspaper Archive.

[10] Ryde, Peter (20 December 1971). "Putter helps Moody to strong finish". The Times. p. 7. Retrieved 2 March 2020 – via The Times Digital Archive.

[8] Ryde, Peter (22 December 1971). "PGA obtain £174,735 more prize money for 1972 calendar". The Times. p. 7. Retrieved 20 April 2020 – via The Times Digital Archive.

[9] "Golf" (PDF) (in Dutch). Nederlandsch Golfcomité. March 1972. pp. 83–84. Retrieved 20 April 2020. {{cite magazine}}: Cite magazine requires |magazine= (help)

[11] ttps://www.garlendagolf.it/albo-doro/

[OoM 1]

[OoM 2]

[OoM 3]

[OoM 4]

[OoM 5]

[OoM 6]

[OoM 7]

[1]

[2]

[euro71 1]

[3]

[a]

[b]

Year	Winner	Country	Notes
1977
1976	Severiano Ballesteros	Spain	^{[OoM 2]}
1975	Brian Barnes	Scotland	^{[OoM 3]}
1974	Peter Oosterhuis	England	^{[OoM 4]}
1973	Hugh Baiocchi	South Africa	^{[OoM 5]}
1972	Brian Huggett	Wales	^{[OoM 6]}
1971	Ramón Sota	Spain	^{[OoM 7]}
1970	Neil Coles?
1969	Ángel Gallardo	Spain
1968	Ángel Gallardo	Spain