2029 World Amateur Team Championships
The 2029 World Amateur Team Championships will be hosted by the Austrian Golf Association, and the competitions will be played at Fontana Golf Club
2029 World Amateur Team Championships, Austria
The 2029 World Amateur Team Championships will be hosted by the Austrian Golf Association, and the competitions will be played at Fontana Golf Club
Dates for the 2029 Championships are yet to be confirmed.
Both the men’s and women’s Championship consist of 72 holes of stroke play. Teams are comprised of 2-3 players. In each 18-hole round, the total of the two lowest scores by players of each team constitutes the team score for that round. The total of the two-player team scores for the four rounds is the team’s score for the Championship. The Champion is the team with the lowest total score for 72 holes.
Golf Course
Continuous development on and around the course—combined with uncompromising quality—make FONTANA one of Europe's leading golf courses. Excellence in maintenance and service ensure a golfing experience that is unparalleled in Austria. A golf course that creates memories for a lifetime.
Just a few minutes from Vienna, the Fontana Golf Club offers one of the most exclusive courses in Austria. The multi-award-winning championship course impresses with its perfect maintenance, sophisticated design, and elegant facilities. Fontana combines sporting challenge with first-class service – an experience for golfers at the highest level.
About the World Amateur Team Championships (WATC)
The World Amateur Team Championships are a biennial international amateur golf competition conducted by the International Golf Federation. The women contest the Espirito Santo Trophy while the men compete for the Eisenhower Trophy.
2025 will mark the 31st edition of the Women’s World Amateur Team Championship, which was first played in 1964 in France. The World Amateur Team Championship was first played in 1958 on the Old Course of St Andrews and 2025 will be its 34th edition.