GOLF: 2026 European Young Masters 2026 (SPA)

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Parador de El Saler in Valencia, Spain July 23–25, 2026

Source: https://www.flgolf.lu/

Here are the key results from the 2026 European Young Masters, held from July 23–25, 2026, at the Parador de El Saler in Valencia, Spain:

🏆 Boys’ Championship

Tao Pemerika (France) delivered a dominant final round of 7-under-par 65 to claim a six-shot victory.

🏆 Girls’ Championship

Kristella Sikk became the first player from Estonia to win a gold medal at a European Golf Association championship, leading wire-to-wire.

🥇 Nations’ Cup (Mixed Team)

France captured the team title, combining the best three scores across the three rounds.

Luxembourg Young Masters National Team

At the 2026 European Young Masters held at Parador de El Saler in Valencia, Spain, Luxembourg was listed among the participating registered countries. However, Luxembourg’s individual players did not place in the top tier of the final leaderboards for the Boys’, Girls’, or Nations’ Cup (Team) standings:

• Nations’ Cup (Team Championship): The podium was taken by France (1st, 638 / -10), Spain (2nd, 641 / -7), and Germany (3rd, 647 / -1). Luxembourg finished outside of the top team standings.

Press Release Fédération Luxembourgeoise de Golf:

The 2026 European Young Masters, held at the Parador de El Saler (Spain), once again brought together the best young European golfers aged under 16. This flagship competition offered participants an excellent opportunity to test themselves against the continent’s elite and gain valuable experience at the highest level.

Luxembourg fielded one of the youngest teams in the tournament. The main objective was not solely to achieve a good result, but above all to enable the players to gain experience against particularly strong opposition and to continue their development.

The Luxembourg team comprised Greta Grohs, Daniel Morn and Oliver Vajdic, who represented the Grand Duchy with great commitment, determination and an excellent attitude throughout the three days of competition.

Despite the extremely high standard of play, the young Luxembourg players were able to learn a great deal from this international experience. Each round helped them to gain confidence, better understand the demands of top-level competition and prepare for future events.

Beyond the results, this participation represents an important step in the development of these young talents. By competing against the best European nations, they have gained experience that will prove invaluable for the rest of their sporting careers.