European Golf Association

European Senior Men's Team Championship

30 Aug - 03 Sep 2016

Diners G&CC Ljubljana

Slovenia

Ljubljana

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Information
Leaderboard
Registered teams
Hosting Course
History
Results

LATEST NEWS & MEDIA

News

05 Sep 2016

Seniors claim second European Men's Team Title for Scotland in 2016

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31 Aug 2016

2016 European Senior Men's Team Championship

Information

Leaderboard

European Senior Men's Team Championship

European Senior Men's Team Championship - Flight A

European Senior Men's Team Championship - Flight B

European Senior Men's Team Championship Flight C

Registered Teams

Austria

Belgium

Czech Republic

Denmark

England

France

Germany

Ireland

Italy

10.

Luxembourg

11.

Netherlands

12.

Norway

13.

Poland

14.

Scotland

15.

Slovakia

16.

Slovenia

17.

Spain

18.

Sweden

19.

Switzerland

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Hosting Course

Diners G&CC Ljubljana

Diners CUBO Golf Ljubljana is a wonderfully arranged and well maintained private 18-hole golf course, situated near the capital city Ljubljana. It is distinguished for fast greens, soft fairways and wide teeing areas. The golf course opened in September 2008 is one of youngest golf courses in Slovenia. The design of the course is modern, diverse and dynamic. The golf course is situated only 15 min from the center of Ljubljana and 15 min away from the main Slovenian Airport.

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71%

1.62 m/s

8.85 - °C

23.10

Wednesday

11.39 °

15.91 °

24.10

Thursday

9.17 °

13.19 °

25.10

Friday

8.55 °

17.66 °

26.10

Saturday

10.51 °

14 °

27.10

Sunday

9.14 °

13.89 °

28.10

Monday

6.7 °

11.02 °

History

The European Senior Men’s Team Championship is an annual golf competition for men aged 50+ from EGA member countries. Played over five days, it includes two days of stroke play followed by three days of match play, with teams competing for medals in 'Flight A' or for final positions in Flights B and C. First held in 2006, the event takes place each September at different venues across Europe. Ireland is the most successful team with six wins, followed by England with four and Sweden with three.