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The Vagliano Trophy is a women’s amateur international match between Great Britain and Ireland and the Continent of Europe.
History:
The Vagliano Trophy started as a match between Great Britain and France in 1931 and was played annually until 1939 and between 1947 and 1949. It became a biennial event thereafter.
Since 1959, the match is played between Great Britain and a team representing the Continent of Europe.
The Vagliano Trophy, given by French golfer Andre Vagliano, was introduced and used for the new event.
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History
The Vagliano Trophy is a biennial golf match between teams from the Continent of Europe and Great Britain & Ireland (GB&I), with teams selected by the EGA and The R&A, respectively. Established in 1931, the competition initially featured GB&I against France but expanded in 1959 to include the entire Continent.
The event spans two days with foursomes matches in the morning and singles matches in the afternoon.
Notable former participants from the Continent of Europe include: Linn Grant, Matilda Castren, Céline Boutier, Sophia Popov, Caroline Hedwall, Caroline Masson, Carlota Ciganda, Pernilla Lindberg, Anna Nordqvist, Gwladys Nocera and from the and Great Britain & Ireland, Leona Maguire, Georgia Hall, Bronte Law, Melissa Reid, and Catriona Matthew.
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Results
- Results Summary 2023-1959
- 2023 - Royal Dornoch GC, Scotland
Winner: Continent of Europe 13.5 - 10.5
- 2019 – Royal St George's GC, England
Winner: Continent of Europe 14.5 - 9.5
- 2017 – Bogogno Golf Resort (Del Conte course), Italy
Winner: Continent of Europe 15 - 9
- 2015 - Malone GC, Ireland
Winner: Continent of Europe 12.5 - 11.5
- 2013 - Golf de Chantilly, France
Winner: Continent of Europe 16.5-7.5
- 2011 - Royal Porthcawl, Wales
Winner: Continent of Europe 15.5-8.5
- 2009 - Hamburger GC, Falkenstein , Germany
Winner: Continent of Europe 13-11
- 2007 - Fairmont St Andrews, Scotland
Winner: Continent of Europe 15-9
- 2005 - Chantilly GC, France
Winner: Great Britain & Ireland 13-11
- 2003 - Co. Louth GC, Ireland
Winner: Great Britain & Ireland 12.5-11.5
- 2001 - Circolo Golf Venezia, Italy
Winner: Continent of Europe 13-11
Results- 1999 - North Berwick, Scotland
Winner: Continent of Europe 13-11
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- 1997 - Halmstad, Sweden
Winner: Continent of Europe 14-10
Overall results only
- 1995 - Ganton, England
Winner: Continent of Europe 14-10
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- 1993 - Morfontaine, France
Winner: Great Britain & Ireland 13.5-10.5
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- 1991 - Nairn, Scotland
Winner: Great Britain & Ireland 13.5-10.5
- 1989 - Venice, Italy
Winner: Great Britain & Ireland 14.5-9.5
Overall Results only
- 1987 - Berkshire, England
Winner: Great Britain & Ireland 15-9
Overall results only
- 1985 - Hamburg, Germany
Winner: Great Britain & Ireland 14-10
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- 1983 - Woodhall Spa, England
Winner: Great Britain & Ireland 14-10
- 1981 - Puerta de Hierro, Spain
Winner: Continent of Europe 14-10
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- 1979 - Royal Porthcawl, Wales
Halved 12-12
- 1977 - Ljunghusens, Sweden
Winner: Great Britain & Ireland 15.5-8.5
- 1975 - Muirfield, Scotland
Winner: Great Britain & Ireland 13.5-10.5
- 1973 - Eindhoven, Netherlands
Winner: Great Britain & Ireland 20-10
- 1971 - Worplesdon, England
Winner: Great Britain & Ireland 17.5-12.5
- 1969 - Chantilly, France
Winner: Continent of Europe 16-14
- 1967 - Royal Lytham & St Annes, England
Winner: Continent of Europe 15.5-14.5
- 1965 - Cologne, Germany
Winner: Continent of Europe 17-13
- 1963 - Muirfield, Scotland
Winner: Great Britain & Ireland 20-10
- 1961 - Villa d'Este, Italy
Winner: Great Britain & Ireland 8-7
- 1959 - Wentworth, England
Winner: Great Britain & Ireland 12-3