European Amateur Team Championship, Division 2
09 - 13 Jul 2024
Krakow Valley Golf
Poland Poland
Krzeszowice

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Programme

07 Jul 2024
08 Jul 2024
09 Jul 2024
10 Jul 2024
11 Jul 2024
12 Jul 2024
13 Jul 2024
14 Jul 2024
All day
TEAMS' ARRIVAL
Kraków Valley G&CC, Poland
09:00 - 12:00
Registration

Team captains are asked to register their players at the Tournament Office at the club house.

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Official Practice Round

Official practice rounds will take place on Monday, 8 July based on the EGA official draw for practice round.

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17:00
Captains' Meeting
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Official Team Photographs

Team uniforms are requested for ceremonies and the official team photo.

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Opening Ceremony

 Team uniforms are requested for ceremonies and the official team photo. 

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Day 1 - Stroke Play Qualification
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Day 2 - Stroke Play Qualification
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Matchplay – Round 1
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Matchplay – Round 2
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Matchplay – Round 3
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CLOSING CEREMONY & FAREWELL DINNER

Team uniforms are requested for ceremonies and the official team photo. 

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All day
Teams' Departure
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Registered Teams

1.
BelgiumBelgium
2.
CroatiaCroatia
3.
Czech RepublicCzech Republic
4.
GreeceGreece
5.
HungaryHungary
6.
IcelandIceland
7.
LithuaniaLithuania
8.
PolandPoland
9.
SlovakiaSlovakia
10.
SloveniaSlovenia
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Hosting Course

Krakow Valley Golf

Krakow Valley Golf & Country Club, a golf complex covering an area of 160 hectares was designed by Ronald Fream, an American from California who started his career in 1966 in the team of legendary Robert Trent Jones. 

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History

The European Amateur Team Championship is one of the most prestigious amateur team golf tournaments in Europe. Over time, as the championship grew in prominence, the need for a more inclusive and tiered structure arose. This led to the creation of Division 2 in the early 2000s, providing a competitive platform for nations that were developing their golf programs.

Initially, the European Amateur Team Championship featured top-tier teams from the strongest golfing nations in Europe. However, with the sport's rapid growth across the continent, smaller and emerging golfing nations sought opportunities to compete at an elite level. In response, Division 2 was established, allowing these nations to participate in a structured competition with the opportunity to earn promotion to Division 1.

This event has become a cornerstone for countries looking to elevate their golf programs, with Division 2 offering a steppingstone to the top tier of European amateur golf.

 

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Results

Results Summary
2024 - Krakow Valley Golf, Poland
1czech republic
2iceland
3poland

 

2023 - Green Resort Hruba Borsa, Slovakia
1SCOTLAND
2PORTUGAL
3AUSTRIA

 

2022 - Pravets Golf Club, Bulgaria
1slovenia
2croatia
3poland

 

 
2021 - Estonian Golf & Country Club, Estonia
1finland
2czech republic
3estonia

 

2020 – Green Resort Hrubá Borša, Slovakia (CANCELLED)

Cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

2019 – Toya G&CC, Poland

1. Switzerland
2. Italy
3. Portugal

2018 – Rosa Private GC, Poland

1. Belgium
2. Slovenia
3. Wales

2017 – Zala Springs GR, Hungary

1. Finland
2. Portugal
3. Netherlands

 

2016 – Kikuoka GC, Luxembourg

1. Iceland
2. Wales
3. Czech Republic

2015 - Postolowo GC, Poland
  1. Portugal
  2. Austria
  3. Norway
2014 - Golf & Spa Kunětická Hora, Czech Republic
  1. Wales
  2. Poland
  3. Czech Republic
2013 - Golf & Spa Kunětická Hora, Czech Republic
  1. Belgium
  2. Iceland
  3. Czech Republic
2012 - Keilir GC, Iceland
  1. England
  2. Netherlands
  3. Portugal
2010 - Blacksearama GC, Bulgaria
  1. Austria
  2. Turkey
  3. Slovakia
2009 - Three qualifiers for 2010 based on entry:
  • Poland
  • Slovakia
  • Switzerland
2008 - Crete GC, Greece
  1. Czech Republic
  2. Greece
  3. Turkey
2007 - Tallinn GC, Estonia
  1. Estonia
  2. Poland
  3. Slovakia
2006 - Ptuj Golf Club, Slovenia
  1. Belgium
  2. Turkey
  3. Czech Republic
2004 - Binowo Park Golf Club, Poland
  1. Austria
  2. Switzerland
  3. Czech Republic
2002 - Bled Golf Club, Slovenia
  1. Belgium
  2. Slovenia
  3. Czech Republic