Applications for the Czech International Amateur Championship received until July 30th

The top Czech men and women amateurs and their tough foreign rivals will face off this year at one of Europe's oldest golf courses. The Golf Resort Karlovy Vary championship course is set to host the exceptional amateur championship, attracting around 150 top amateur golfers each year. As usual, over half the starting field fills up six weeks ahead of the tee-off, as the flow of applications from domestic and foreign players closes by the end of July.

All amateur-status players can compete who also meet the handicap criteria established for men (under 2.5) and for women (under 3.0). Those with the highest HCP will be eliminated in case applications exceed capacity.

Veronika Kedroňová will surely take the opening shot to defend last year's title of amateur international champion of the Czech Republic in the 2023 stroke play game from Zbraslav. Even the men's title remained in the CR last year thanks to Filip Jakubčík's first-place finish. 

The Czech International Amateur Championship 2024 retains its four-round format, in which, after two rounds, the men's starting field is reduced to the best 48 and all ties, and the women's to the best 24 and all ties.

The main referee Vítězslav Štrouf along with another three referees, Michael Jon, Rostislav Mechúr and Tomáš Vávra, will oversee the standard course of the 2024 International Stroke Play Championship of the Czech Republic. The competition director is Luboš Klikar.

Online application form for the Czech International Amateur Championship 2024 - click here.

Official championship website - click here.

Photo by: Zdeněk Sluka