Jacques Léglise Trophy
25 - 26 Aug 2023
Golf de Chantilly
France France
Chantilly

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2023 Jacques Léglise Trophy

Programme

22 Aug 2023
23 Aug 2023
24 Aug 2023
25 Aug 2023
26 Aug 2023
27 Aug 2023
TEAMS' ARRIVAL
Official Hotel
09:00
First Practice Round

Great Britain & Ireland

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09:30
First Practice Round

Continent of Europe

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17:30
Captains' Meeting
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08:30
Second Practice Round

Continent of Europe

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09:00
Second Practice Round

Great Britain & Ireland

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14:00
PRACTICE ROUND

Referees' course walk and Rules Meeting

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18:00
Official Team Photographs

Teams are requested to wear Official Uniforms.

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18:30
Opening Ceremony and Welcome Cocktail
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Matchplay – Round 1

Morning 4 x foursomes

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Matchplay – Round 1

Afternoon 8 x singles

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Matchplay – Round 2

Morning 4 x foursomes

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Matchplay – Round 2

Afternoon 9 x singles

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Closing Ceremony

Teams are requested to wear Official Uniforms.

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19:00
Farewell Dinner

Jacket & Tie

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Teams' Departure
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Hosting Course

Golf de Chantilly

The Golf de Chantilly was inaugurated in 1909. It was designed by the British architect Tom Simpson who has made many of the most famous courses in France.

 
Golf de Chantilly
4 Allée de la Ménagerie
60500 Vineuil-Saint-Firmin
France
Phone: +33 3 44 57 04 43
http://membres.golfdechantilly.com​
 
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50%
5.25 m/s
8.1 - °C
Thursday
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Vineuil-Saint-Firmin
8 °
5.25 m/s
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Friday
6 °
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Saturday
7 °
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Sunday
10 °
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Monday
12 °
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Tuesday
11 °
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Wednesday
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History

The Jacques Léglise Trophy is an international match played every year between elite male junior golfers from the Continent of Europe and Great Britain & Ireland.

The EGA Selects the Continent of Europe team and hosts the match when played on the Continent, while The R&A selects the GB&I team and hosts every other edition.

The match can trace its origins back to 1958, when a one-day match between Europe and a combined English and Scottish team was played immediately before the Boys’ Amateur Championship. The England and Scotland team dominated to such an extent that the match was discontinued in 1966. It was rejuvenated in 1977 when the Jacques Léglise Trophy was presented by Jean-Louis Dupont, a renowned French amateur champion and former president of the EGA and French Golf Federation, and has been played every year since.

Up until 1995 it was played over one day in connection with the Boys’ Amateur, and since 1996 it has been played separately as a two-day match.

 

 

Pictures: © THE R&A

Results

Results Summary

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2024 - West Lancashire Golf Club, England

Winner: Continent of Europe 12 - 10

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2023 - Chantilly, France

Winner: Continent of Europe 17 - 8

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2022 - Blairgowrie GC, Scotland

Winner: Continent of Europe 13.5 - 11.5

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2021 - Falsterbo Golfklubb, Sweden

Winner: Continent of Europe 16.5 - 8.5

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2020 – Blairgowrie GC, Scotland (CANCELLED)

Cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

2019 – Aldeburgh GC, England

Winner: Continent of Europe 15.5 - 9.5

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2018 – Kytäjä Golf, Finland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  15.5 - 9.5

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2017 – Ballybunion GC, Ireland

Winner: Continent of Europe 15.5 - 9.5

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2016 – Prince's GC, England

Winner: Continent of Europe 13.5 - 11.5

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2015 - Royal Dornoch GC, Scotland

Halved match 12.5 - 12.5 

GB&I retained the trophy as holders following their win at Barsebäck, Sweden in 2014.

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2014 - Barsebäck G&CC, Sweden

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  12.5 - 11.5

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2013 - Royal St David's Golf Club, Wales

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  15 - 9

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2012 - Portmarnock GC, Ireland

Winner: Continent of Europe  13.5-10.5

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2011 - Neguri GC, Spain

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  14.5-9.5

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2010 - Castelconturbia GC, Italy

Winner: Continent of Europe  15.5-8.5

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2009 - Ganton, England

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  14.5-9.5

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2008 - Kingsbarns, Scotland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  14-10

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2007 - Notts GC, England

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  13.5-10.5

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2006 - Marianske Lazne, Czech Republic

Winner: Continent of Europe  19.5-4.5

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2005 - Royal Porthcawl GC, Wales

Winner: Continent of Europe  14-10

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2004 - Nairn GC, Scotland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  14.5-9.5

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2003 - Lahinch, Ireland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  16.5-7.5

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2002 - Lausanne GC, Switzerland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  14-10

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2001 - Chantilly, France

Winner: Continent of Europe  16-8

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2000 - Turnberry, Scotland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  16-8

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1999 - Burnham & Berrow, England

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  15-9

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1998 - Villa d'Este, Italy

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  14-10

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1997 - Royal Aberdeen, Scotland

Winner: Continent of Europe  12.5-11.5

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1996 - Woodhall, Spa, England

Winner: Continent of Europe  13-11

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1995 - Dunbar, Scotland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  9-6

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1994 - Little Aston, England

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  12.5-2.5

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1993 - Glenbervie, Scotland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  8-7

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1992 - Royal Mid-Surrey, England

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  8-7

1991 - Montrose, Scotland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  6.5-5.5

1990 - Hunstanton, England

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  10-2

1989 - Nairn, Scotland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  7.5-4.5

1988 - Formby, England

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  9,5-2,5

1987 - Kilmarnock Barassie, Scotland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  7.5-4.5

1986 - Seaton Carew, England

Winner: Continent of Europe  8.5-3.5

1985 - Royal Burgess, Scotland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  7.5-4.5

1984 - Royal Porthcawl, Wales

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  6.5-5.5

1983 - Glenbervie, Scotland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  6.5-5.5

1982 - Burnham & Berrow, England

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  11-1

1981 - Gullane, Scotland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  8-4

1980 - Formby, England

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  7-5

1979 - Kilmarnock Barassie, Scotland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  9.5-2.5

1978 - Seaton Carew, England

Winner: Continent of Europe  7-6

1977 - Downfield, Scotland

Winner: Continent of Europe  7-6

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1966 - Moortown, England

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  10-2

1965 - Gullane, Scotland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  12-1

1964 - Formby, England

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  12-1

1963 - Prestwick, Scotland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  12-3

1962 - Mid-Surrey, England

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  11-4

1961 - Dalmahoy, Scotland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  11-4

1960 - Olton, England

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  8-7

1959 - Pollock, Scotland

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  7-2

1958 - Moortown, England

Winner: Great Britain & Ireland  11.5-0.5