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

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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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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.
EstoniaEstonia
3.
GreeceGreece
4.
HungaryHungary
5.
LatviaLatvia
6.
PolandPoland
7.
PortugalPortugal
8.
ScotlandScotland
9.
SlovakiaSlovakia
10.
SloveniaSlovenia
11.
TurkeyTurkey
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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 tournament format mirrors the structure of its Division 1 counterpart, with teams from various European countries competing in a series of stroke play / match-play rounds.

Division 2 offers not only a chance to earn recognition but also the opportunity for promotion to Division 1. Teams finishing at the top of the Division 2 championship may be promoted for future competitions, offering a pathway for growth and international exposure for young golfers from less-established golfing nations.

Since its inception, the championship has been key to growing the sport across Europe, with many players who competed in Division 2 later going on to successful amateur and professional careers. It stands as an important stepping stone in European golf development and contributes to the sport’s increasing popularity among youth in various parts of the continent.

 

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Results

Results Summary
2024 - Krakow Valley Golf, Poland
1belgium
2scotland
3portugal

 

2023 - Green Resort Hruba Borsa, Slovakia
1AUSTRIA
2ICELAND
3WALES

 

2022 - Pravets Golf Club, Bulgaria
1BELGIUM
2SLOVAKIA
3ESTONIA

 

2021 - Estonian Golf & Country Club, Estonia
1finland
2norway
3slovenia

 

2020 – GREEN RESORT HRUBÁ BORŠA, SLOVAKIA (CANCELLED)

Cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

2019 – Toya G&CC, Poland

Winner: Wales

Runner-Up: Russia

2018 – Pannonia G&CC, Hungary

1. Norway

2. Portugal

3. Iceland

2017 – Krakow GC, Poland

1. Switzerland

2. Wales

3. Belgium

2016 – Mladá Boleslav Resort, Czech Republic

1. Ireland

2. Slovakia

3. Iceland

2015 - Mladá Boleslav Resort, Czech Republic
  1. Portugal
  2. Slovenia
  3. Ireland

 

2014 - Pannonia G&CC, Hungary
  1. Netherlands
  2. Switzerland
  3. Ireland

 

2013 - Skalica GC, Slovakia
  1. Belgium
  2. Wales
  3. Iceland

 

2012 - St Sofia Golf & Spa, Bulgaria
  1. Switzerland
  2. Denmark
  3. Belgium

 

2011 - Welten Bac GC, Slovakia
  1. Netherlands
  2. Czech Republic
  3. Wales

 

2010 - Estonian G&CC, Estonia
  1. Sweden
  2. Iceland
  3. Turkey

 

2009 - Blacksearama, Bulgaria
  1. Austria
  2. Wales
  3. Poland

 

2008 - Black Stork Golf Club, Slovakia
  1. Czech Republic
  2. Hungary
  3. Poland

 

2006 - Tale Golf Club, Slovakia
  1. Austria
  2. Slovenia
  3. Hungary

 

2005 - Amber Baltic Golf Club, Poland
  1. Austria
  2. Iceland
  3. Poland

 

2004 - Bled Golf & Country Club, Slovenia
  1. Turkey
  2. Slovenia
  3. Czech Republic