European Golf Association

European Senior Men's Team Championship

Upcoming Event:

02 - 06 Sep 2025

Diamond CC

Austria

Atzenbrugg

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2025 European Senior Men's Team Championship

Information

2025 CONDITIONS OF PARTICIPATION FORM

Federations are requested to click the button below to complete the team information. This will generate individual Conditions of Participation forms for each participant. Once a participant has submitted their details and accepted the conditions, the federation will receive an email to review and validate their submission.

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Registered Teams

Austria

Belgium

Czech Republic

Denmark

England

Finland

France

Germany

Hungary

10.

Iceland

11.

Ireland

12.

Italy

13.

Netherlands

14.

Norway

15.

Poland

16.

Portugal

17.

Scotland

18.

Slovenia

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Spain

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Sweden

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Switzerland

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Hosting Course

Diamond CC

The Diamond Country Club – the only European Tour Destination in Austria – is an exceptional venue situated in the picturesque Lower Austrian Countryside within easy reach of Vienna (about 50km).

The centrepiece is undoubtedly the 6.761 metres par 72 Diamond Course, designed by the famous English architect Jeremy Pern and opened in 2002.

A scenic and challenging test of golf, featuring water hazards on no less than nine holes, that threaten tee and approach shots alike.

More details

61%

6.96 m/s

17.6 - °C

31.08

Sunday

14 °

27 °

1.09

Monday

14 °

28 °

2.09

Tuesday

13 °

19 °

3.09

Wednesday

12 °

24 °

4.09

Thursday

14 °

28 °

5.09

Friday

16 °

30 °

History

The European Senior Men’s Team Championship is an annual golf competition for men aged 50+ from EGA member countries. Played over five days, it includes two days of stroke play followed by three days of match play, with teams competing for medals in 'Flight A' or for final positions in Flights B and C. First held in 2006, the event takes place each September at different venues across Europe. Ireland is the most successful team with six wins, followed by England with four and Sweden with three.