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History
The European Ladies' Team Championship, first held in 1959, is one of the oldest tournaments in the European Golf Association's roster and is contested annually by approximately 20 teams. Since its earliest days, the tournament has featured a blend of stroke play and match play formats, and is currently contested across five days of competition.
The women's team event was the first European-titled amateur championship organised by the EGA, alongside the European Amateur Team Championship more than 65 years ago. Six nations contested the first edition, which was won by France in Cologne, Germany.
The tournament was originally contested every second year up until 2008, when it moved to an annual frequency.
The event has seen many of Europe's biggest stars represent their countries before turning pro, including:
- Annika Sörenstam (SWE)
- Suzann Pettersen (NOR)
- Anna Nordqvist (SWE)
- Caroline Hedwall (SWE)
- Céline Boutier (FRA)
- Sophia Popov (GER)
- Carlota Ciganda (ESP)
- Charley Hull (ENG)
- Linn Grant (SWE)
- Maja Stark (SWE)
- Bronte Law (ENG)
- Anne Van Dam (NED)
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Results
- Results Summary
- 2025 - Golf de chantilly, france
1 spain 2 france 3 germany - 2024 - Real Sociedad Hípica Española Club de Campo, Spain
1 germany 2 france 3 england - 2023 - Tawast Golf & Country Club, Finland
1 SPAIN 2 ENGLAND 3 GERMANY - 2022 - Conwy Golf Club, Wales
1 ENGLAND 2 italy 3 spain - 2021 - Royal County Down Golf Club, Northern Ireland
1 england 2 sweden 3 italy - 2020 - Upsala Golf Club, Sweden
1 Sweden 2 Germany 3 DENmark - 2019 – Is Molas, Italy
Winners: Sweden
Runner-Up: Spain- 2018 – GC Murhof, Austria
Winners: Sweden
Runner-Up: France
- 2017 – Montado Golf Resort, Portugal
Winner: England
Runner-Up: Italy
- 2016 – Oddur GC, Iceland
Winner: England
Runner-Up: Spain
- 2015 - Helsingør GC, Denmark
Winner: France
Runner-Up: Switzerland
- 2014 - G&CC Ljubljana, Slovenia
Winner: France
Runner-Up: Finland
- 2013 - Fulford GC, Yorkshire, England
Winner: Spain
Runner-Up: Austria
- 2011 - GC Murhof, Austria
Winner: Sweden
Runner-Up: Spain
- 2010 - La Manga Club, Spain
Winner: Sweden
Runner-Up: Spain
- 2009 - Bled GC, Slovenia
Winner: Germany
Runner-Up: England
- 2008 - Stenungsund GC, Sweden
Winner: Sweden
Runner-Up: Netherlands
- 2007 - Castelconturbia GC, Italy
Winner: Spain
Runner-Up: Sweden
- 2005 - Karlstad GC, Sweden
Winner: Spain
Runner-Up: England
- 2003 - Frankfurter GC, Germany
Winner: Spain
Runner-Up: Sweden
- 2001 - Golf de Meis, Spain
Winner: Sweden
Runner-Up: Spain
- 1999 - St Germain GC, France
Winner: France
Runner-Up: England
- 1997 - Nordcenter G&CC, Finland
Winner: Sweden
Runner-Up: Scotland
- 1995 - Milano GC, Italy
Winner: Spain
Runner-Up: Scotland
- 1993 - Royal Hague, Netherlands
Winner: England
Runner-Up: Spain
- 1991 - Wentworth, England
Winner: England
Runner-Up: Sweden
- 1989 - Pals, Spain
Winner: France
Runner-Up: England
- 1987 - Turnberry, Scotland
Winner: Sweden
Runner-Up: Wales
- 1985 - Stavanger, Norway
Winner: England
Runner-Up: Italy
- 1983 - Waterloo, Belgium
Winner: Ireland
Runner-Up: England
- 1981 - Troia GC, Portugal
Winner: Sweden
Runner-Up: France
- 1979 - Hermitage, Ireland
Winner: Ireland
Runner-Up: Germany
- 1977 - Sotogrande, Spain
Winner: England
Runner-Up: Spain
- 1975 - St Cloud, France
Winner: France
Runner-Up: Spain
- 1973 - Ravenstein GC, Belgium
Winner: England
Runner-Up: France
- 1971 - Ganton, England
Winner: England
Runner-Up: France
- 1969 - Tylosand, Sweden
Winner: France
Runner-Up: England
- 1967 - Penina, Portugal
Winner: England
Runner-Up: France
- 1965 - Royal Hague, Netherlands
Winner: England
Runner-Up: Scotland
- 1963 - Rungsted, Denmark
Winner: Belgium
Runner-Up: France
- 1961 - Villa d'Este, Italy
Winner: France
Runner-Up: Italy
- 1959 - Cologne, Germany
Winner: France
Runner-Up: Italy