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Austrian Open

Tournament information
Venue	BRP-Hall
Location	Wels
Country	Austria
Established	1992
Format	Pro–am
Final year	2012
Final champion	Mark Williams

The Austrian Open was a pro–am snooker tournament held in Wels, Austria. The tournament was first held in 1992. The last champion was Mark Williams.

Winners

Year	Winner	Runner-up	Final score	Season
1992	Wolfgang Schramm	Christian Innerhuber	3–1	1992/1993
1993	Mike Henson	Ku Anderson		1993/1994
1994	Mike Henson	Robert Burda		1994/1995
1995	Stefan Mazrocis	Mike Henson	5–3	1995/1996
1996	Darryn Walker	Zoltán Kojsza	5–2	1996/1997
1997	Graeme Dott	Matthew Couch	7–6	1997/1998
1999	Lee Richardson	Darren Paris	5–1	1999/2000
2000	Robin Hull	Matthew Couch	5–1	2000/2001
2001	Stefan Mazrocis	Lee Richardson	5–3	2001/2002
2005	Mark King	Lee Richardson	5–2	2005/2006
2006	Matthew Couch	Patrick Einsle	6–2	2006/2007
2007	Tom Ford	Stephen Lee	5–4	2007/2008
2008	Ryan Day	Jamie Cope	6–3	2008/2009
2010	Judd Trump	Neil Robertson	6–4	2010/2011
2012	Mark Williams	Matthew Couch	6–5	2012/2013

Notes

1. ^ Result of the final is not available.

References

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6. "ASO 1995" (PDF) (in German). 1. Union Wels BC. Archived from the original (PDF) on 14 June 2013. Retrieved 14 June 2013.
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