2015 Challenge Tour

The following table lists official events during the 2015 season.^[1]

Date	Tournament	Host country	Purse (€)	Winner[a]	OWGR points	Other tours[b]	Notes
12 Apr	Barclays Kenya Open	Kenya	200,000	Haydn Porteous (1)	12
25 Apr	Challenge de Madrid	Spain	160,000	Nacho Elvira (2)	12
10 May	Turkish Airlines Challenge	Turkey	175,000	Rhys Davies (3)	12
17 May	Made in Denmark Challenge	Denmark	170,000	Max Orrin (2)	12		New tournament
24 May	Kärnten Golf Open	Austria	180,000	Nacho Elvira (3)	12
31 May	D+D Real Czech Challenge	Czech Republic	170,000	Jens Fahrbring (2)	12
7 Jun	Swiss Challenge	Switzerland	170,000	Daniel Im (1)	12
14 Jun	KPMG Trophy	Belgium	160,000	Jamie McLeary (2)	12
21 Jun	Najeti Open	France	200,000	Sébastien Gros (1)	12
28 Jun	SSE Scottish Hydro Challenge	Scotland	250,000	Jack Senior (1)	12
5 Jul	Aegean Airlines Challenge Tour	Germany	170,000	Ricardo Gouveia (2)	12
12 Jul	D+D Real Slovakia Challenge	Slovakia	165,000	Borja Virto (1)	12
19 Jul	Fred Olsen Challenge de España	Spain	160,000	Rhys Davies (4)	12
26 Jul	Le Vaudreuil Golf Challenge	France	200,000	Ryan Fox (1)	12
2 Aug[c] 22 Mar	Madeira Islands Open - Portugal - BPI	Portugal	600,000	Roope Kakko (3)	18	EUR
9 Aug	Northern Ireland Open	Northern Ireland	170,000	Clément Sordet (1)	12
16 Aug	Gant Open	Finland	170,000	Dominic Foos (1)	12
22 Aug	Rolex Trophy	Switzerland	230,000	Nacho Elvira (4)[d]	12
6 Sep	Cordon Golf Open	France	200,000	Scott Arnold (1)	12
13 Sep	Kazakhstan Open	Kazakhstan	450,000	Sébastien Gros (2)	13
4 Oct	EMC Challenge Open	Italy	180,000	Matteo Delpodio (1)	12
11 Oct	Volopa Irish Challenge	Ireland	180,000	Tom Murray (1)	12		New tournament
25 Oct	Foshan Open	China	US$500,000	Borja Virto (2)	13
7 Nov	NBO Golf Classic Grand Final	Oman	375,000	Ricardo Gouveia (3)	17		Flagship event

The rankings were titled as the Road to Oman and were based on prize money won during the season, calculated in Euros.^[4][5] The top 15 players on the rankings earned status to play on the 2016 European Tour.^[6]

Rank	Player	Prize money (€)
1	Ricardo Gouveia	251,592
2	Sébastien Gros	178,645
3	Borja Virto	150,466
4	Nacho Elvira	114,878
5	Joachim B. Hansen	113,135