European Mid-Amateur Men's Championship

The European Mid-Amateur Men's Championship is a European amateur golf championship opened to men aged 25 or plus years old, organized by the European Golf Association.[1]

The championship was introduced in 1991, with over 30 editions contested so far. The event is played annually in conjunction with the European Mid-Amateur Ladies' Championship.[2] The age limit lowered from 30 to 25 years old in 2021.

Format

The top 90 amateur players, aged from 25 years old, compete in a format consisting of three rounds of stroke play, with a cut after the second round out of which the lowest 54 men's scores can qualify for the final round.

Past results

Year Venue, Location Winner Runner-up Third place
2024 Jurmala Golf Club & Hotel, Latvia Austria Markus Habeler, 208 Austria Christopher Dlaska, 216 Finland Jussi Sahravuo, 217
Switzerland Dario Gabriel, 217
2023 Bogogno Golf Resort, Italy Germany Michael Thannhaeuser, 208 England Ben Welch, 210 Switzerland Steven Rojas, 211
Germany Marian Luwig, 211
2022 Golf du Médoc Resort, France France Joe Armstrong, 206 Germany Miko Apfel, 210 Sweden Jonas Wallmo, 210
2021 Pula Golf Resort, Spain Switzerland Steven Rojas, 218 Finland Joonas Hinkkanen, 219 Germany Stefan Wiedergrün, 219
2020 Golf du Domaine Impérial, Switzerland Switzerland Rodrigo Lacerda Soares, 207 Germany Stephan Gross, 211 Australia Richard Heath, 212
2019 St Laurence Golf, Finland Australia Richard Heath, 203 Germany Nicolas Schmieding, 211 France Christophe de Grancey, 211
2018 Blacksearama Golf Resort, Bulgaria Spain Carlos de Corral, 211 Germany Michael Thannhäuser, 211 Denmark Steffen Alvang, 212
2017 Real Club de la Puerta de Hierro, Spain Spain Carlos de Corral, 219 Sweden Erik Persson, 222 Australia Richard Heath, 222
2016 Golf Resort Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic Germany Marc Mazur, 141 Germany Claudio Consul, 142 Sweden Henrik Henningsson, 143
2015 GC Hubbelrath, Germany Australia Richard Heath, 215 France Nicolas Singer, 217 Spain Eduardo Corsini, 218
2014 Pravets GC, Bulgaria Germany Alexander Koller, 210 Germany Felix Banzhaf, 210 Australia Richard Heath, 210
2013 Penati Golf Resort, Slovakia France Bertrand Noël, 220 Australia Richard Heath, 220 Germany Albert Türklitz, 220
2012 Estonian G&CC, Estonia Denmark Morten Findsen Schou, 221 Germany Alexander Koller, 222 Finland Timo Tuunanen, 222
2011 Sola GC, Norway Finland Marco Willberg, 221 Spain Jacobo Cestino, 222 Sweden Niklas Rosenkvist, 223
Denmark Morten Findsen Schou, 223
Finland Jani Michelsson, 223
2010 Morfontaine, France France François Illouz, 210 Spain Jacobo Cestino, 210 England Mark Wharton, 210
2009 Rio Real (Marbella), Spain England Stephen East, 217 England Nigel Sweet, 218 Brazil Rodrigo Lacerda Soares, 219
2008 Postołowo GC, Poland Denmark Michael Flindt, 218 Sweden Niklas Rosenkvsit, 221 England Roger Roper, 224
2007 Golf Club Domaine Impérial, Switzerland England Gary Wolstenholme, 213 Finland Mika Wikström, 222 Germany Ulrich Schulte, 222
2006 Golf Club Grand Ducal, Luxembourg England Gary Wolstenholme, 210 Denmark Jakob Thomsen, 210 England Roger Roper, 213
2005 Royal Bled Golf Club, Slovenia Spain José María Zamora, 216 England Graham Ruth, 220 France François Illouz, 220
2004 Varese Golf Club, Italy Italy Filippo Clerici, 210 Italy Rodolfo Pesati, 213 France François Illouz, 215
2003 Mosjö Golf Club, Sweden Germany Hans-Günter Reiter, 216 England Roger Roper, 218 France François Illouz, 219
2002 Kärtner Golf Club Dellach, Austria Germany Hans-Günter Reiter, 210 Republic of Ireland Karl Bornemann, 215 Germany Christian Sommer, 215
2001 Gloria Golf Club, Turkey England Barry Downing, 216 France François Illouz, 217 Sweden Thomas Nilsson, 218
2000 Notts Golf Club, England France François Illouz, 221 England Robert Sallis, 222 England Gary Wolstenholme, 222
1999 Golf Club Grand-Ducal, Luxembourg Germany Hans-Günter Reiter, 215 Sweden John Lindberg, 216 England Martin Galway, 220
1998 Roma Golf Club, Italy Spain Víctor Fernández, 215 Spain Miguel Preysler, 218 Sweden Per Anders Winge, 218
1997 Karlovy Vary Golf Club, Czech Republic Switzerland Markus Frank, 211 England Charles Banks, 217 Italy Marcello Grabau, 223
1996 Golf de Chantilly, France Switzerland Markus Frank, 214 France François Illouz, 215 England John Paramor, 217
1995 Estoril Golf Club, Portugal England John Marks, 219 England Ian Glantz, 219 England Barry Downing, 220
1994 El Saler Golf Club, Spain England Lane McKenzie, 221 Germany Veit Pagel, 222 Spain Luis Gabarda, 222
1993 Royal Waterloo Golf Club, Belgium Sweden Hans Ivarsson, 220 France François Natali, 221 Germany Veit Pagel, 221
1992 Venice Golf Club, Italy Spain Luis Gabarda, 216 Switzerland Carlos Rampone, 217 Germany Veit Pagel, 220
1991 Ascona Golf Club, Switzerland France Alexis Godillot, 216 Switzerland Pierre-Alain Rey, 217 Spain Luis Javier Trenor, 218

Source:[3]

Multiple winners

  • 3 wins: Hans-Günter Reiter
  • 2 wins: Carlos de Corral, Markus Frank, Richard Heath, François Illouz, Gary Wolstenholme

See also

References

  1. ^ "European Mid-Amateur Championship". Amateur Golf. Retrieved 28 August 2020.
  2. ^ "European Mid-Amateur Men's Championship". EGA. Retrieved 28 August 2020.
  3. ^ "European Mid-Amateur Men's Championship Results – European Golf Association" (PDF). Retrieved 28 August 2020.
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