Hungary
Hosting Course
Zala Springs Golf Resort
A unique golf experience is guaranteed by one of the world’s finest course designers Robert Trent Jones, Jr. The 18 hole championship golf course is 6351 m long (PAR 72) built surrounded natural reserves, vineyards and lakes, suitable to host all international tournaments both for professionals and amateurs.
The course fits beautifully in the picturesque Zala Valley, around the course vineyards, rolling hills similar to the Tuscan countryside and lakes can be found. The whole 18 hole length of the course was completed in September 2015.
History
The tournament format mirrors the structure of its Division 1 counterpart, with teams from various European countries competing in a series of stroke play / match-play rounds.
Division 2 offers not only a chance to earn recognition but also the opportunity for promotion to Division 1. Teams finishing at the top of the Division 2 championship may be promoted for future competitions, offering a pathway for growth and international exposure for young golfers from less-established golfing nations.
Since its inception, the championship has been key to growing the sport across Europe, with many players who competed in Division 2 later going on to successful amateur and professional careers. It stands as an important stepping stone in European golf development and contributes to the sport’s increasing popularity among youth in various parts of the continent.
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Results
- Results Summary
- 2024 - Krakow Valley Golf, Poland
1 belgium 2 scotland 3 portugal - 2023 - Green Resort Hruba Borsa, Slovakia
1 AUSTRIA 2 ICELAND 3 WALES - 2022 - Pravets Golf Club, Bulgaria
1 BELGIUM 2 SLOVAKIA 3 ESTONIA - 2021 - Estonian Golf & Country Club, Estonia
1 finland 2 norway 3 slovenia - 2020 – GREEN RESORT HRUBÁ BORŠA, SLOVAKIA (CANCELLED)
Cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
- 2019 – Toya G&CC, Poland
Winner: Wales
Runner-Up: Russia
- 2018 – Pannonia G&CC, Hungary
1. Norway
2. Portugal
3. Iceland
- 2017 – Krakow GC, Poland
1. Switzerland
2. Wales
3. Belgium
- 2016 – Mladá Boleslav Resort, Czech Republic
1. Ireland
2. Slovakia
3. Iceland
- 2015 - Mladá Boleslav Resort, Czech Republic
- Portugal
- Slovenia
- Ireland
- 2014 - Pannonia G&CC, Hungary
- Netherlands
- Switzerland
- Ireland
- 2013 - Skalica GC, Slovakia
- Belgium
- Wales
- Iceland
- 2012 - St Sofia Golf & Spa, Bulgaria
- Switzerland
- Denmark
- Belgium
- 2011 - Welten Bac GC, Slovakia
- Netherlands
- Czech Republic
- Wales
- 2010 - Estonian G&CC, Estonia
- Sweden
- Iceland
- Turkey
- 2009 - Blacksearama, Bulgaria
- Austria
- Wales
- Poland
- 2008 - Black Stork Golf Club, Slovakia
- Czech Republic
- Hungary
- Poland
- 2006 - Tale Golf Club, Slovakia
- Austria
- Slovenia
- Hungary
- 2005 - Amber Baltic Golf Club, Poland
- Austria
- Iceland
- Poland
- 2004 - Bled Golf & Country Club, Slovenia
- Turkey
- Slovenia
- Czech Republic