2003 Pitch and putt European Championship

III European Championship · Pitch and putt
- Ireland 2003 -
Teams 8
Host Republic of Ireland McDonagh
Date September 11 to 14 2003
Podium
• Champion
• Runner up
• Third place
• Fourth place

Republic of Ireland Ireland
Catalonia Catalonia
France France
Netherlands The Netherlands

The 2003 Pitch and putt European Championship held in McDonagh (Ireland) was promoted by the European Pitch and Putt Association (EPPA), with 8 national teams in competition.

Ireland won their third European Pitch and putt Championship.

Qualifying round

36 holes qualifying
1. Republic of Ireland Ireland 495
2. Catalonia Catalonia 533
3. Netherlands The Netherlands 539
4. Italy Italy 566
5. France France 578
6. United Kingdom Great Britain 579
7. San Marino San Marino 618
8. Norway Norway 649

Final round

Quarter finals Semifinals Final
         
1 Republic of Ireland Ireland 9
8 Norway Norway 0
1 Republic of Ireland Ireland 9
5 France France 0
5 France France 6,5
4 Italy Italy 2,5
1 Republic of Ireland IRELAND 5,5
2 Catalonia Catalonia 3,5
3 Netherlands The Netherlands 6,5
6 United Kingdom Great Britain 2,5
3 Netherlands The Netherlands 2
2 Catalonia Catalonia 7
7 San Marino San Marino 0,5
2 Catalonia Catalonia 8,5

Quarterfinals
Ireland 9-0 Norway September 12, 2003

Quarterfinals
Italy 2,5-6,5 France September 12, 2003

Quarterfinals
The Netherlands 6,5-2,5 Great Britain September 12, 2003

Quarterfinals
Catalonia 8,5-0,5 San Marino September 12, 2003


5-8 places
Italy 7-2 Norway September 13, 2003

5-8 places
Great Britain 8-1 San Marino September 13, 2003

Semifinals
Ireland 9-0 France September 13, 2003

Semifinals
Catalonia 7-2 The Netherlands September 13, 2003


7th-8th places
San Marino 4-5 Norway September 14, 2003

5th-6th places
Italy 6-3 Great Britain September 14, 2003

3rd-4th places
The Netherlands 3-6 France September 14, 2003

FINAL
Ireland 5,5-3,5 Catalonia September 14, 2003

Champions
IRELAND

Final standings

Final Standings
1 Republic of Ireland Ireland
2 Catalonia Catalonia
3 France France
4 Netherlands The Netherlands
5 Italy Italy
6 United Kingdom Great Britain
7 Norway Norway
8 San Marino San Marino

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