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Zala Springs Golf Resort
A unique golf experience is guaranteed by one of the world’s finest course designers Robert Trent Jones, Jr. The 18 hole championship golf course is 6351 m long (PAR 72) built surrounded natural reserves, vineyards and lakes, suitable to host all international tournaments both for professionals and amateurs.
The course fits beautifully in the picturesque Zala Valley, around the course vineyards, rolling hills similar to the Tuscan countryside and lakes can be found. The whole 18 hole length of the course was completed in September 2015.
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 and number of participating teams, the need for a tiered structure arose. This led to the creation of the Division 2 event in the early 2000s.
Today, the Division 2 event is contested in the same format as Division 1, offering promotion for the following year to the top-three placed teams.
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Results
- Results Summary
- 2025 - Zala Springs Golf Resort, hungary
1 belgium 2 wales 3 austria - 2024 - Krakow Valley Golf, Poland
1 czech republic 2 iceland 3 poland - 2023 - Green Resort Hruba Borsa, Slovakia
1 SCOTLAND 2 PORTUGAL 3 AUSTRIA - 2022 - Pravets Golf Club, Bulgaria
1 slovenia 2 croatia 3 poland - 2021 - Estonian Golf & Country Club, Estonia
1 finland 2 czech republic 3 estonia - 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
- Portugal
- Austria
- Norway
- 2014 - Golf & Spa Kunětická Hora, Czech Republic
- Wales
- Poland
- Czech Republic
- 2013 - Golf & Spa Kunětická Hora, Czech Republic
- Belgium
- Iceland
- Czech Republic
- 2012 - Keilir GC, Iceland
- England
- Netherlands
- Portugal
- 2010 - Blacksearama GC, Bulgaria
- Austria
- Turkey
- Slovakia
- 2009 - Three qualifiers for 2010 based on entry:
- Poland
- Slovakia
- Switzerland
- 2008 - Crete GC, Greece
- Czech Republic
- Greece
- Turkey
- 2007 - Tallinn GC, Estonia
- Estonia
- Poland
- Slovakia
- 2006 - Ptuj Golf Club, Slovenia
- Belgium
- Turkey
- Czech Republic
- 2004 - Binowo Park Golf Club, Poland
- Austria
- Switzerland
- Czech Republic
- 2002 - Bled Golf Club, Slovenia
- Belgium
- Slovenia
- Czech Republic