Marcel Schneider of Germany shot an eagle at the European Tour's ongoing Austrian Open to take the lead in the first round.After the Soudal Open in Belgium last week, the DP World Tour has now reached Gut Altentann Golf Club in Austria. The Austrian Alpine Open is a Par 70 event with 156 players in the field. The Tour returned to Austria after four long years to play on the golf course designed by the legendary golfer Jack Nicklaus, the first he designed in Europe.Austrian Alpine Open presented by SalzburgerLand 2025 - Source: GettySchneider picked up an early lead after he wrapped up his first round with a brilliant seven-under-par 63. Schneider shot an eagle on hole 2 to get an edge early in the tournament.The DP World Tour shared a video of Schneider's remarkable shot on X."Marcel Schneider holes out for eagle and takes the lead!🤩"While he ended up shooting a bogey at hole 6, the German golfer recovered it with six birdies by the end of round one.Marcel Schneider first joined the European Tour in 2017, before returning in 2022 after playing on the Challenge Tour. Though he won three titles on the Challenge Tour, he is yet to claim a title on the DP World Tour.The ongoing Austrian Open is Schneider's sixth appearance this year. His best finish of the season came at the Volvo China Open, where he finished in a tie for 10th.The European Ryder Cup team duo, Luke Donald and Edoardo Molinari, are among other players teeing up at the Austrian Open this week. While Donald was named the captain for this year's Ryder Cup at Bethpage, Molinari will return to step into the role of vice captain.Past winners of the Austrian Open exploredStarted as the Austrian Open in the year 1990, but the tournament was played under multiple names owing to different sponsors, before it became the Austrian Alpine Open this year.John Catlin, who won the last edition of the tournament in 2021, is back to defend his title in Salzburg this week.Here is the list of winners of the previous editions of the Austrian Open:John Catlin (USA) - 2021Marc Warren (SCO) - 2020Mikko Korhonen (FIN) - 2018Dylan Frittelli (RSA) - 2017Wu Ashun (CHN) - 2016Chris Wood (ENG) - 2015Mikael Lundberg (SWE) - 2014Joost Luiten (NET) - 2013Bernd Wiesberger (AUT) - 2012Kenneth Ferrie (ENG) - 2011Jose Manuel Lara (ESP) - 2010Rafa Cabera-Bello (ESP) - 2009Jeev Milkha Singh (IND) - 2008Richard Green (AUS) - 2007Markus Brier (AUT) - 2006, 2004 and 2002Michael Hoey (NIR) - 2005Robert Coles (ENG) - 2003Chris Gane (ENG) - 2001Juan Ciola (SUI) - 1999Kevin Carissimi (USA) - 1998Erol Simsek (GER) - 1997Paul McGinley (IRE) - 1996Alex Cejka (GER) - 1995Mark Davis (ENG) - 1994 and 1991Ronan Rafferty (NIR) - 1993Peter Mitchell (ENG) - 1992Bernhard Langer (GER) - 1990