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Captains must register their players at the Tournament Office at Pravets Golf Club as soon as possible upon their arrival and no later than 12:00pm (noon) local time on Wednesday 4 October.
Captains must register their players at the Tournament Office at Pravets Golf Club as soon as possible upon their arrival and no later than 12:00pm (noon) local time on Wednesday 4 October.
All teams must wear their Golf Club Uniforms.
All teams must wear their Golf Club Uniforms.
Stroke Play
Stroke Play
Stroke Play
30min after the end of the final round
| # | Country | Club name |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Belgium | Golf Club de Rigenée |
| 2 |  Bulgaria | Pravets Golf Club |
| 3 |  Czech Republic | Golf Club Brno |
| 4 |  Denmark | Smørum Golf Club |
| 5 |  England | Walton Heath Golf Club |
| 6 |  Estonia | Rae Golfiklubi |
| 7 |  France | RACING CLUB DE FRANCE |
| 8 |  Germany | Golfclub Sankt Leon Rot |
| 9 |  Iceland | Golfklubbur Mosfellsbaejar |
| 10 |  Luxembourg | Golf de Luxembourg - Belenhaff |
| 11 |  Netherlands | Golfclub Houtrak |
| 12 |  Poland | Black Water Links Golf Club |
| 13 |  Slovakia | Penati Golf Club |
| 14 |  Spain | CG SANT CUGAT |
| 15 |  Switzerland | Lausanne |
| 16 |  Wales | Pyle and Kenfig |
Hosting Course
Pravets Golf Club
Pravets Golf Club was officially opened in May 2011. Designed by Peter Harradine the course is a challenging parkland style layout framed by the Pravets Lake and complemented by the 4 star Riu Hotel and Spa Resort. The Hotel has a capacity of 252 rooms and can host conferences for up to 500 delegates. It also boasts a 3000 sq. meter Spa area and a fitness centre with an Olympic size indoor/outdoor swimming pool.
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
- 2024 - golf club welten, slovakia
Winners: Hamburger GC Falkenstein (GER)
- 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