Snooker - Scottish Open

The invitational Scottish Masters had successfully been staged for many years before, but Scotland was granted its first ranking tournament of its own in 1998.
It only lasted for six seasons before being taken off the calendar. It returned, as one of the many PTC events, in 2012 but was then jettisoned again until being revived in December 2016 as part of the "Home Nations Series".
Since 2016 the winner lifts the Stephen Hendry Trophy
The Scottish Open was staged in Aberdeen from 1998-2002 and Edinburgh in 2003. In 2012 it was held in Ravenscraig. Its home from 2016 to 2021 was the Emirates Arena, Glasgow apart from in 2020 when, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, it was staged in a bio-secure "bubble" at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes, England.
From 2022 it found a new home at the Meadowbank Centre in Edinburgh.

YEAR
WINNER
RUNNER-UP
1998
R'NIE O'SULLIVAN (Eng)
J Higgins (Sco)
1999
STEPHEN HENDRY (Sco)
G Dott (Sco)
2000
R'NIE O'SULLIVAN (Eng)
M Williams (Wal)
2001
PETER EBDON (Eng)
K Doherty (Rir)
2002
STEPHEN LEE (Eng)
D Gray (Eng)
2003
DAVID GRAY (Eng)
M Selby (Eng)
4-11 Not held -
2012 DING JUNHUI (Chn)
A McGill (Sco)
13-5 Not Held -
2016 MARCO FU (Hkg) J Higgins (Sco)
2017 NEIL ROBERTSON (Aus) Cao Y (Chn)
2018 MARK ALLEN (Nir) S Murphy (Eng)
2019 MARK SELBY (Eng) J Lisowski (Eng)
2020 MARK SELBY (Eng) R O'Sullivan (Eng)
2021 LUCA BRECEL (Bel) J Higgins (Sco)
2022 GARY WILSON (Eng) J O'Connor (Eng)
2023 GARY WILSON (Eng) N Saengkham (Tha)

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