Information
LIST OF REGISTERED TEAMS
1. Cyprus
2. Georgia
3. Greece
4. Hungary
5. Latvia
6. Liechtenstein
7. Lithuania
8. Malta
9. Republic of North Macedonia
10. Romania
11. Ukraine
Leaderboard
Programme
Course closed. Driving range available for practice.
Captains must register their team at the tournament office no later than 12:00 on Tuesday 30.07.2019
Captains must register their team at the tournament office no later than 12:00 on Tuesday 30.07.2019
Registered Teams
Armenia
Cyprus
Georgia
Greece
Hungary
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Malta
North Macedonia
Romania
UkraineHosting Course
The V Golf Club Vilnius
As one of the finest Championship Golf courses in the Baltic States, The V Golf Club is kept in immaculate, championship-level condition all season round.
Situated among 350 acres of the resort’s beautiful grounds, the 6 312 meters/ Par 72 golf course has been constructed to USGA specification greens.
Its landscape of rolling hills, natural lakes and sand based fairways makes for an exciting, challenging game for every level of golfer.
History
The European Men’s Team Shield Championship, established in 2015, is for small and emerging golfing nations not competing in the Division 1 or 2 European Amateur Team Championships that year. Around 12 teams of four players compete over four days, beginning with 18 holes of stroke play qualifying, followed by three days of match play with one foursomes and two singles matches. The championship is held alongside the European Ladies’ Team Shield Championship.
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Results
- Results Summary
- 2024 - Gams-Werdenberg, Liechtenstein
1 turkey 2 luxembourg 3 andorra - 2023 - Costa Navarino, Greece
1 GREECE 2 MALTA 3 cyprus - 2022 - Pannónia Golf & Country Club, Hungary
1 greece 2 MALTA 3 turkey - 2021 - Jurmala Golf Club, Latvia
1 lithuania 2 malta 3 bulgaria - 2020 - Pravets Golf Club, Bulgaria
1 Poland 2 Bulgaria 3 Malta - 2019 – The V Golf Club, Lithuania
Winner: Greece
Runner-up: Cyprus
- 2018 – Riverside Golf Zagreb, Croatia
Winner: Croatia
Runner-up: Malta
- 2017 – Pravets GC, Bulgaria
Winner: Lithuania
Runner-up: Turkey
- 2016 – Pannonia G&CC, Hungary
Winner: Serbia
Runner-up: Croatia
- 2015 - Pravets GC, Bulgaria
Winner: Greece
Runner-up: Bulgaria