In the end, it was the Google team who came out on top and captured the Søderstrøm Cup, with each team member winning NOK 5000,- flight vouchers to the US courtesy of Lufthansa Group. The team from GE Healthcare finished in second, receiving complimentary one night stays for two with breakfast courtesy of Amerikalinjen. They were followed by the KPMG team, who took third place after an excellently well played round, receiving lounge access at Oslo Airport courtesy of Avinor and a round of green fees at Grini Golfklubb courtesy of PwC. The other Google team finished a strong day out on the links in fourth place, with team members each receiving a Google Home and a round of green fees at Drøbak Golfklubb courtesy of PwC. To round out the top five, a combined Aker–Thon team seized fifth place and were rewarded with American wines for their efforts.

As in years past, this year’s tournament also featured a number of individual prizes. Closest to the pin was captured by Connectum’s Richard Stott, who landed his shot a little more than a meter away from the pin on the 13th hole. Richard will receive the use of a Tesla for a weekend and a weekend stay at destination charging partner hotel Losby Gods. The longest drive title for women was taken by Aker’s Vibeke Elgborn. and the men’s title was won by Egencia’s Jens Karlsson, playing as a part of the Lufthansa Group – ISCO Group team. In addition, the putt off challenge was won by Kirk Wedge of Team Tim Keane. All took home American wines for winning their respective competitions.