Bulgaria
Hosting Course
BlackSeaRama Golf Resort & Villas
With an endless sea view from the height of 200 meters towards the magnificent and extremely diverse bay from Cape Kaliakra to Cape Galata of the Black Sea - this is BlackSeaRama, the first championship signature golf course in Bulgaria - 18 holes, par 72, length of 6648 meters - and the first completed project of Gary Player in Eastern Europe.
The design is fulfilled with respect towards the player, where the wind - as usual when close to the sea - is often a significant factor.
History
The European Boys' Team Championship, Division 2, is an extension of its Division 1 counterpart. With the growth of the later since its inception in 1980, a Division 2 event became necessary to accommodate the number of competing nations in the early 2000s.
Six-player teams from EGA member countries compete over five days for the chance of promotion to the Division 1 event for the following year.
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Results
- Results Summary
- 2026 - COSTA NAVARINO, GREECE
1 FINLAND 2 IRELAND 3 POLAND - 2025 - zala springs golf resort, hungary
1 Italy 2 spain 3 iceland - 2024 - Krakow Valley Golf, Poland
1 belgium 2 scotland 3 portugal - 2023 - Green Resort Hruba Borsa, Slovakia
1 AUSTRIA 2 ICELAND 3 WALES - 2022 - Pravets Golf Club, Bulgaria
1 BELGIUM 2 SLOVAKIA 3 ESTONIA - 2021 - Estonian Golf & Country Club, Estonia
1 finland 2 norway 3 slovenia - 2020 – GREEN RESORT HRUBÁ BORŠA, SLOVAKIA (CANCELLED)
Cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
- 2019 – Toya G&CC, Poland
Winner: Wales
Runner-Up: Russia
- 2018 – Pannonia G&CC, Hungary
1. Norway
2. Portugal
3. Iceland
- 2017 – Krakow GC, Poland
1. Switzerland
2. Wales
3. Belgium
- 2016 – Mladá Boleslav Resort, Czech Republic
1. Ireland
2. Slovakia
3. Iceland
- 2015 - Mladá Boleslav Resort, Czech Republic
- Portugal
- Slovenia
- Ireland
- 2014 - Pannonia G&CC, Hungary
- Netherlands
- Switzerland
- Ireland
- 2013 - Skalica GC, Slovakia
- Belgium
- Wales
- Iceland
- 2012 - St Sofia Golf & Spa, Bulgaria
- Switzerland
- Denmark
- Belgium
- 2011 - Welten Bac GC, Slovakia
- Netherlands
- Czech Republic
- Wales
- 2010 - Estonian G&CC, Estonia
- Sweden
- Iceland
- Turkey
- 2009 - Blacksearama, Bulgaria
- Austria
- Wales
- Poland
- 2008 - Black Stork Golf Club, Slovakia
- Czech Republic
- Hungary
- Poland
- 2006 - Tale Golf Club, Slovakia
- Austria
- Slovenia
- Hungary
- 2005 - Amber Baltic Golf Club, Poland
- Austria
- Iceland
- Poland
- 2004 - Bled Golf & Country Club, Slovenia
- Turkey
- Slovenia
- Czech Republic