
European Young Masters
The championship, introduced in 1995, features teams of two boys and two girls under the age of 16 from each EGA member federation. An exception occurred in 1997, when an under-18 competition was also held.
The tournament follows a three-round stroke play format, with gold, silver, and bronze medals awarded to the top boys and girls individually. Winners are also presented with a trophy.
Alongside the main event, a Nation’s Cup is contested, where the best three scores—two boys' and one girl's—are counted each day. The combined total of these nine scores determines the team's overall score. The nation with the lowest score is crowned the winner and receives the Nations' Cup trophy.
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Rungsted Golf Klub • ,
Spain enters as defending champion after winning at Slaley Hall in 2025, defeating Italy in the finals. The format—five counting scores per day in stroke play, then head-to-head foursomes and singles—rewards both depth and clutch match-play execution, creating dramatic swings as teams jostle for Flight A position and ultimately the podium.
Last year: Spain • Expected cut No cut (team match play format)

East Aurora Country Club • East Aurora, NY
Hilversumsche GC • ,
Last year: 351-348 won at 351-348

Ganton Golf Club • Ganton, ENG