European Ladies' Amateur Championship
22 - 25 Jul 2026
Allerum Golf
Sweden Sweden
Hjälmshult
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Livescoring

Programme

20 Jul 2026
21 Jul 2026
22 Jul 2026
23 Jul 2026
24 Jul 2026
25 Jul 2026
All day
First Practice Day

Book your practice tee time via email to shop@allerumgk.nu

08:00 - 17:00
Registration

At the Tournament Office.

All day
Second Practice Day

Book your practice tee time via email to shop@allerumgk.nu

08:00 - 12:00
Registration

At the Tournament Office.

Deadline at 12:00pm CET (noon).

All day
First Round

Stroke Play

All day
Second Round

Stroke Play

1st cut after 36 holes: lowest 96 scores + ties

All day
Third Round

Stroke Play

2nd cut after 54 holes: lowest 60 scores + ties

All day
Final Round

Stroke Play

18:00
Closing Ceremony

30min after the end of play.

Hosting Course

Allerum Golf

Allerum Golfklubb, opened in 1992, is located 15 minutes north of Helsingborg in Sweden.

The championship-layout is designed to test even the best amateur players with strategic bunkering, undulating fairways, and well-protected greens.

The club, which boasts over 1,500 members, has recently hosted Challenge Tour and Ladies' European Tour events.

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66%
7.54 m/s
15.72 - °C
Saturday
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26.07
Sunday
14 °
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27.07
Monday
15 °
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28.07
Tuesday
14 °
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29.07
Wednesday
16 °
22 °
30.07
Thursday
18 °
26 °
31.07
Friday
17 °
22 °

History

The European Ladies’ Amateur Championship, established in 1986, is the leading 72-hole amateur stroke play event in Europe.

Held in late July at different venues across Europe, and with an invitation to the AIG Women's Open on offer for the winner, the championship typically attracts one of the strongest fields in women's amateur golf.

The event is a staple on the schedule of the women's European Amateur Order of Merit, and is also the final counting tournament in the AIG Women's Open Amateur Series, offering an additional qualifying opportunity to the women's major championship.

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Notable former winners include Carlota Ciganda, who won at age 14, and European Solheim Cup stars like Caroline Hedwall, Bronte Law, and Céline Boutier. 

The tournament has seen many other notable participants including as Linn Grant, Maja Stark, Sophia Popov, Suzann Pettersen and many more.

 

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