European Amateur Championship
27 - 30 Jun 2018
Royal Hague Golf & Country Club
Netherlands Netherlands
Wassenaar

Leaderboard

2018 European Amateur Championship

Information

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Programme

24 Jun 2018
25 Jun 2018
26 Jun 2018
27 Jun 2018
28 Jun 2018
29 Jun 2018
30 Jun 2018
01 Jul 2018
All day
Arrival

Course and practice areas closed

Netherlands
All day
Arrival
Golf Course
07:00
First Practice Round
Golf Course
All day
Registration
Golf Course
07:00
Second Practice Round
Golf Course
00:00 - 12:00
Registration
Tournament Office
07:00
First Round

Driving range open from 6:00 am

Golf Course
07:00
Second Round

Driving range open from 6:00 am

Golf Course
07:00
Third Round

Driving range open from 6:00 am

Golf Course
07:00
Final Round

Best 60 player and ties
(Driving range open at 6:00 am)

Golf Course
17:30
Closing Ceremony and Farewell Cocktail
Golf Course
All day
Departure
–

Hosting Course

Royal Hague Golf & Country Club

The current course was designed in 1938, by the famous golf course architects Harry colt and C.H. Alison. Although Alison was responsible for most of the design, as evidenced by the slightly larger bunkers and more extreme nature, the course is still counted as one of the finest Colt designed courses in Europe.

The course was laid by Copijn of Groenekan.

Character of the course

More details
71%
7.21 m/s
4.64 - °C
Monday
20
Gemeente Wassenaar
5 °
7.21 m/s
71%
  4 °
  13 °
  6 °
  15 °
  8 °
  12 °
  9 °
  11 °
  8 °
  12 °
  8 °
  10 °
21.04
Tuesday
4 °
13 °
22.04
Wednesday
6 °
15 °
23.04
Thursday
8 °
12 °
24.04
Friday
9 °
11 °
25.04
Saturday
8 °
12 °
26.04
Sunday
8 °
10 °

History

The European Amateur Championship, established in 1986, is Europe's leading four-round amateur stroke play event. 144 elite amateur golfers compete for the European men's individual title each year in June.

With an invitation to The Open Championship up for grabs for the winner, the championship typically attracts many of the world's leading amateur players.

The event is also a staple on the men's European Amateur Order of Merit, and the final counting tournament in The Open Amateur Series, offering an additional qualifying opportunity for The Open Championship.

Filip Jakubčík became the first Czech player to lift the trophy with victory in the 2025 edition, joining a prestigious list of former champions.

Notable Medalists include: 

  • Ludvig Åberg (runner-up 2021)

  • Viktor Hovland (runner-up 2016, 2018)

  • Nicolai Hojgaard (winner 2018)

  • Tommy Fleetwood (3rd place 2010)

  • Victor Dubuisson (winner 2009)

  • Danny Willett (3rd place 2007)

  • Rory McIlroy (winner 2006)

  • Sergio Garcia (winner 1995)

  • Stephen Gallacher (winner 1994)

  • Lee Westwood (runner-up 1993)