European Golf Association

European Senior Ladies' Team Championship

05 - 09 Sep 2017

Golf Resort Skalica

Slovakia

Skalica

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Hosting Course
History
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09 Sep 2017

European Senior Ladies' Championship – Closing Ceremony

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07 - 08 Sep 2017

2017 European Senior Ladies' Team Championship – Match DAY 1 & 2

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05 - 09 Sep 2017

France wins the 2017 European Senior Ladies' Team Championship

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04 Sep 2017

2017 EUROPEAN SENIOR LADIES' TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP – Opening Ceremony

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Leaderboard

2017 European Senior Ladies' Team Championship

2017 European Senior Ladies' Team Championship - Flight A 2

2017 European Senior Ladies' Team Championship - Flight B

2017 European Senior Ladies' Team Championship - Flight C

Registered Teams

Austria

Belgium

Czech Republic

Denmark

England

Finland

France

Germany

Iceland

10.

Ireland Ladies

11.

Italy

12.

Netherlands

13.

Poland

14.

Scotland

15.

Slovenia

16.

Spain

17.

Sweden

18.

Switzerland

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Hosting Course

Golf Resort Skalica

The championship course is a typical links course and complies with all the requirements of a modern resort of the European and world standard. The course was designed by the top Austrian architect Hans-Georg Erhardt who has built more than 25 courses in Europe and Africa. As part of the premises you will find five lakes with nine holes designed in their proximity. There are a number of typical bunkers, wavy fairways and high heavy rough. You have to judge the wind very carefully and play the course accordingly throughout the year.

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66%

5.14 m/s

7.71 - °C

23.10

Wednesday

9.99 °

13.41 °

24.10

Thursday

10.04 °

16.47 °

25.10

Friday

10.91 °

15.81 °

26.10

Saturday

12.98 °

15.35 °

27.10

Sunday

12.34 °

14.08 °

28.10

Monday

12.55 °

15.4 °

History

The European Senior Ladies’ Team Championship is an annual golf event for women aged 50+ from EGA member countries. Held over five days, it involves two days of stroke play followed by three days of match play, with teams of six players. The top eight teams from stroke play qualify for the medal-contending 'Flight A,' while others compete in Flights B and C for final positions. First held in 2006, the event takes place at various venues across Europe each September. France is the most successful team with five wins, followed by Germany with three.