European Amateur




The European Amateur Championship is an annual amateur golf tournament. It is played at various locations throughout Europe. It is organized by the European Golf Association and was first played in 1986. It is one of the "Elite" tournaments recognized by the World Amateur Golf Ranking.


The winner receives an invitation to the next Open Championship, provided they maintain their amateur status prior to the Open. Before 2016 the European Amateur was played after the Open and the invitation was for the next year's Open. Since 2017 the European Amateur has been played before the Open and the invitation applies to the current year. Both 2016 and 2017 winners received entry to the 2017 Open.



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Year Venue Location Player Country Score To par Margin
of victory		 Runner(s)-up
2018 Royal Hague Golf & Country Club Netherlands Nicolai Højgård
 Denmark
 281 −7 1 stroke
Republic of Ireland Robin Dawson
Norway Viktor Hovland
Netherlands Jerry Ji
England Mitch Waite
2017 Walton Heath Golf Club England Alfie Plant
 England
 273 −15 Playoff
Italy Luca Cianchetti
Italy Lorenzo Scalise
2016 Estonian G&CC Estonia Luca Cianchetti
 Italy
 272 −16 Playoff
Norway Viktor Hovland
2015 Penati Golf Resort Slovakia Stefano Mazzoli
 Italy
 269 −19 1 stroke
Republic of Ireland Gary Hurley
2014 The Duke's St Andrews Scotland Ashley Chesters
 England
 282 −2 3 strokes
Republic of Ireland Gary Hurley
Germany Max Röhrig
2013 Real Club de Golf El Prat Spain Ashley Chesters
 England
 284 −4 1 stroke
Spain David Morago
2012 Carton House Ireland Rhys Pugh
 Wales
 277 −11 1 stroke
Wales James Frazer
2011 Halmstad GC Sweden Manuel Trappel
 Austria
 278 −10 Playoff
England Steven Brown
2010 Vanajanlinna G&CC Finland Lucas Bjerregaard
 Denmark
 273 −15 1 stroke
England Tommy Fleetwood
Italy Andrea Pavan
2009 Golf de Chantilly France Victor Dubuisson
 France
 277 1 stroke
Scotland Ross Kellett
2008 Esbjerg GC Denmark Stephan Gross
 Germany
 280 1 stroke
Netherlands Richard Kind
2007 Sporting Club Berlin Germany Benjamin Hébert
 France
 277 Playoff
Sweden Joel Sjöholm
2006 Biella Golf Club Italy Rory McIlroy
 Northern Ireland
 274 3 strokes
England Steve Lewton
2005 Antwerp G&CC Rinkven Belgium Marius Thorp
 Norway
 280 1 stroke
Spain Rafael Cabrera-Bello
England Matthew Cryer
2004 Skövde Golf Club Sweden Matthew Richardson
 England
 273 1 stroke
England Gary Lockerbie
2003 Nairn Golf Club Scotland Brian McElhinney
 Ireland
 283 1 stroke
Spain Pablo Martín
England Matthew Richardson
Sweden Michael Thannhäuser
2002 Troia Golf Club Portugal Raphaël Pellicioli
 France
 284 5 strokes
England James Heath
2001 Odense Eventyr Golf Denmark Stephen Browne
 Ireland
 270 −18 5 strokes
Scotland Stuart Wilson
2000 Styrian GC Murhof Austria Carl Pettersson
 Sweden
 263 −25 5 strokes
Finland Panu Kylliäinen
Northern Ireland Graeme McDowell
1999 Celtic Manor Wales Grégory Havret
 France
 207 −9 2 strokes
Scotland Barry Hume
1998 Golf du Médoc France Paddy Gribben
 Ireland
 274 −10 2 strokes
Wales Craig Williams
England Gary Wolstenholme
1997 Domaine Impérial Switzerland Didier de Vooght
 Belgium
 278 −10 3 strokes
England Luke Donald
England Robert Duck
Spain Sergio García
1996 Karlstad Golf Club Sweden Daniel Olsson
 Sweden
 276 −8 1 stroke
Scotland Barclay Howard
Netherlands Maarten Lafeber
1995 El Prat Golf Club Spain Sergio García
 Spain
 276 −12 1 stroke
Sweden Mattias Eliasson
1994 Aura Golf Club Finland Stephen Gallacher
 Scotland
 278 −6 2 strokes
England Lee S. James
Scotland Gordon Sherry
1993 Dalmahoy Hotel G&CC Scotland Morten Backhausen
 Denmark
 276 Playoff
England Lee Westwood
1992 Le Querce Golf Club Italy Massimo Scarpa
 Italy
 284 −4 4 strokes
Sweden Fredrik Andersson
Wales Bradley Dredge
1991 Hillside Golf Club England Jim Payne
 England
 281 4 strokes
Spain Alvaro Prat
1990 Aalborg Golf Club Denmark Klas Eriksson
 Sweden
 279 5 strokes
Australia Paul Moloney
1989
No tournament
1988 Falkenstein Golf Club Germany David Ecob
 Australia
 284 E 1 stroke
Sweden Christian Hardin
Spain Borja Queipo de Llano
1987
No tournament
1986 Eindhoven Golf Club Netherlands Anders Haglund
 Sweden
 282 3 strokes
England David Gilford

In 2017 Plant won with a birdie at the second hole of a sudden-death playoff after he and Cianchetti had earlier tied a three-hole playoff at level par, Scalise being eliminated at one-over-par. In 2016 Cianchetti won with a par at the fourth hole of a sudden-death playoff after he and Hovland had earlier tied a three-hole playoff. In 2010 Trappel won the three-hole play-off. In 1993 Backhausen won the three-hole play-off by two shots.



External links



  • European Golf Association

  • Past results











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