European Ladies' Club Trophy
30 Sep - 02 Oct 2021
Golf de Fontainebleau
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TEAMS' ARRIVAL
Golf de Fontainebleau, France
TEAMS' ARRIVAL
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12:00 - 17:00
Registration
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08:00 - 16:00
PRACTICE ROUND
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TEAMS' ARRIVAL
Golf de Fontainebleau, France
08:00 - 12:00
Registration
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08:00 - 16:00
PRACTICE ROUND
Golf de Fontainebleau, France
16:30 - 17:30
Captains' Meeting
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17:30 - 18:30
Team Photos
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18:30
Opening Ceremony
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Second Round

Stroke Play

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First Round

Stroke Play

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Final Round

Stroke Play

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Closing Ceremony

The Closing Ceremony will take place after the end of play.

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Gala Dinner
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Teams' Departure
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#CountryClub name
1 BelgiumBelgiumGolf Club de La Tournette
2 CroatiaCroatiaRiverside Golf Club
3 Czech RepublicCzech RepublicBeskydsky Golfovy Klub
4 DenmarkDenmarkHelsingør Golf Club
5 DenmarkDenmarkSmørum GK
6 EstoniaEstoniaNiitvälja Golf
7 FranceFranceGolf de Fontainebleau
8 FranceFranceToulouse
9 GermanyGermanyGolf- und Land-Club Berlin-Wannsee e.V.
10 IcelandIcelandReykjavik Golf Club
11 IrelandIrelandElm Park Golf Club
12 ItalyItalyMonticello Golf Club
13 LuxembourgLuxembourgGolf Club Kikuoka
14 NetherlandsNetherlandsEindhovensche Golf
15 PolandPolandARMADA GOLF CLUB
16 SlovakiaSlovakiaLomnicky GK
17 SpainSpainCLUB DE GOLF ESCORPIÓN
18 SwitzerlandSwitzerlandGolfclub Bern
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Hosting Course

Golf de Fontainebleau

Cover photo: © Alexis Orloff

Inaugurated in 1909, the Fontainebleau golf course is one of the oldest in France.

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History

The European Ladies’ Club Trophy is an annual stroke play event held at the end of the season, featuring national champion women's teams from each EGA member country. Around 20 teams of three players compete over three days, with the two best scores from each team contributing to the final total. RCF La Boulie (FRA) holds the record for the most wins with six, including successfully defending their title in 2023 at Pravets Golf Club, Bulgaria. The event, ranked on the World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR), regularly attracts a strong international field.

 

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Results

Previous Winners

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2024 - golf club welten, slovakia

Winners: Hamburger GC Falkenstein (GER)

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2023 - Pravets Golf Club, Bulgaria

Winners: RCF La Boulie (FRA)

2022 - CUBO Golf, Slovenia

Winners: RCF LA Boulie (FRA)

2021 - Golf de Fontainebleau, France

Winners: Golf Club de Toulouse (FRA)

2020 – Livada GC, Slovenia (Cancelled)

Cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

2019 – Balaton GC, Hungary

Winners: Smørum GC

2018 – Pravets GC, Bulgaria

Winners: Hamburger GC

2017 – GC Welten, Slovakia

Winners: U.G.C. De Pan, Netherlands

2016 – Pravets GC, Bulgaria

Winner: Racing Club de France, La Boulie, France

2015 - Old Lake GC, Hungary

Winner: Racing Club de France, La Boulie, France

2014 - Achental GC, Germany

Winner: Racing Club de France, La Boulie, France

2013 - St. Sofia Golf & Spa, Bulgaria

Winner: Smørum GC, Denmark

2012 - Corfu GC, Greece

Winner: GC Basozabal, Spain

2011 - Corfu GC, Greece

Winner: St. Leon Rot, Germany

2010 - Corfu GC, Greece

Winner: St. Leon Rot, Germany

2009 - Golf Club Bergisch Land, Wuppertal, Germany

Winner: St. Leon Rot, Germany

2008 - Golf Club Bergisch Land, Wuppertal, Germany

Winner: St. Leon Rot, Germany

2007 - Golf Club Bergisch Land, Wuppertal, Germany

Winner: GC Hubbelrath, Germany

2006 - Mons Royal Golf Club du Hainaut, Belgium

Winner: Asolo GC, Italy

2005 - Mons Royal Golf Club du Hainaut, Belgium

Winner: RCF, La Bouile, France

2004 - Mons Royal Golf Club du Hainaut, Belgium

Winner: St. Leon Rot, Germany

2003 - La Boulie, France

Winner: Bergisch-Land GC, Germany

2002 - La Boulie, France

Winner: Bergisch-Land GC, Germany

2001 - La Boulie, France

Winner: Jarama Race GC, Spain