European Amateur Team Championship, Divison 2

11 - 14 Jul 2018

Rosa Private GC

Poland

Konopiska

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10 - 14 Jul 2018

2018 European Amateur Team Championship, Division 2

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2018 European Amateur Team Championship, Div. 2

2018 European Amateur Team Championship; Div 2 - Match Play - Flight A

2018 European Amateur Team Championship; Div 2 - Match Play - Flight B

Programme

08 Jul 2018

09 Jul 2018

10 Jul 2018

11 Jul 2018

12 Jul 2018

13 Jul 2018

14 Jul 2018

15 Jul 2018

All day

Arrival

Poland

All day

First Practice Day

08:00 - 17:00

Registration

08:00 - 12:00

Registration

12:00

Championship Committee Meeting

12:00

Captains' Meeting

All day

Second Practice Day

19:00

Opening Ceremony

All day

Official Team Photographs

08:00

Day 1 - Stroke Play Qualification

08:00

Day 2 - Stroke Play Qualification

08:00

Day 3 - Match Play

08:00

Day 4 - Match Play

17:00

Closing Ceremony and Dinner

All day

Departure

Registered Teams

Belgium

Estonia

Poland

Slovakia

Slovenia

Switzerland

Turkey

Wales

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Hosting Course

Rosa Private GC

Rosa Private Golf Club opened to golfers in 2006 and is undoubtedly one of the biggest and most beautiful investments of this type in Poland. It is situated in Konopiska, a village located 14 km south-west from the centre of Częstochowa.

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71%

6.2 m/s

0.63 - °C

22.12

Sunday

1 °

4 °

23.12

Monday

-1 °

2 °

24.12

Tuesday

-1 °

2 °

25.12

Wednesday

-1 °

1 °

26.12

Thursday

-1 °

2 °

27.12

Friday

-1 °

2 °

History

The European Amateur Team Championship is one of the most prestigious amateur team golf tournaments in Europe. Over time, as the championship grew in prominence, the need for a more inclusive and tiered structure arose. This led to the creation of Division 2 in the early 2000s, providing a competitive platform for nations that were developing their golf programs.

Initially, the European Amateur Team Championship featured top-tier teams from the strongest golfing nations in Europe. However, with the sport's rapid growth across the continent, smaller and emerging golfing nations sought opportunities to compete at an elite level. In response, Division 2 was established, allowing these nations to participate in a structured competition with the opportunity to earn promotion to Division 1.

This event has become a cornerstone for countries looking to elevate their golf programs, with Division 2 offering a steppingstone to the top tier of European amateur golf.