Scandinavian Masters, Professional golf tournament in Sweden

Scandinavian Masters is a professional golf tournament held annually at different golf courses across Sweden that attracts players from the European Tour circuit. The event spans multiple days as professionals compete on demanding courses for victory.

The event began in 1973 as the Scandinavian Enterprise Open, the first Swedish stop on the European Tour. In 1991 it merged with the PLM Open to form the Scandinavian Masters. In 2019 the European Tour took over management and renamed it the Scandinavian Invitation, and in 2020 it became the Scandinavian Mixed, co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour.

The tournament brings golfers from different countries together and demonstrates how golf is played at the highest level in Scandinavia. Spectators witness professionals competing in an event that holds regional importance for the European golf community.

The tournament typically takes place in June, helping spectators coordinate their plans with other golf events. The locations rotate among different clubs, so it is useful to check the specific venue in advance.

In 2022, Linn Grant became the first woman to win a European Tour event at this tournament. This achievement demonstrated that the competition welcomes top-level play from all golfers.