European Ladies' Team Championship
05 - 09 Jul 2016
Oddur GC
Iceland Iceland
Garðabær

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Programme

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Reception with snacks after the Opening Ceremony

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Followed by Prize-giving and Closing Ceremony

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Registered Teams

1.
AustriaAustria
2.
BelgiumBelgium
3.
Czech RepublicCzech Republic
4.
DenmarkDenmark
5.
EnglandEngland
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FinlandFinland
7.
FranceFrance
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GermanyGermany
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IcelandIceland
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Ireland LadiesIreland Ladies
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ItalyItaly
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NetherlandsNetherlands
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NorwayNorway
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PolandPoland
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ScotlandScotland
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SloveniaSlovenia
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SpainSpain
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SwedenSweden
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SwitzerlandSwitzerland
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WalesWales
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Hosting Course

Oddur GC

Iceland as a golf destination is a well kept secret in the golfing world. With over 60 golf clubs and 16.000 members, Iceland has a lot to offer for the golf enthusiast. One of the gems in this flora of golf courses is Oddur Golf Club.

It is located in the municipality of Garðabær, in the outskirts of Reykjavík. It only takes 20 minutes to drive to Oddur Golf Club, from Reykjavik city center. The club operates two courses, Urriðavöllur, 18 hole championship course and Ljúflingur, a 9 hole par 3 course. 

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7.27 m/s
5.06 - °C
Monday
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Hafnarfjordur
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
8 °
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Saturday
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Sunday
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History

The European Ladies’ Team Championship, established in 1959, is one of the oldest European Golf Association (EGA) events, alongside the men's version. Initially held every other year, it became an annual tournament in 2008. The competition lasts five days, featuring around 20 teams of six players. The first two days consist of stroke play, with teams then advancing to match play. The top eight teams from stroke play compete for medals. England is the most successful team with 12 wins, followed by Sweden and France. Notable participants include Annika Sörenstam and Suzann Pettersen. 

 

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