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Krakow Valley Golf
Krakow Valley Golf & Country Club, a golf complex covering an area of 160 hectares was designed by Ronald Fream, an American from California who started his career in 1966 in the team of legendary Robert Trent Jones.
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
- 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