The document provides information about the International Austrian Amateur Championship 2014 golf tournament including the location, schedule, eligibility requirements, prizes, and other details. The tournament will take place from July 30th to August 3rd at the GCC Dachstein Tauern golf club in Austria. It will feature men's and women's divisions with stroke play competitions over multiple days and a cut for later rounds. National teams can also participate in the Austria Cup team event during the tournament dates.

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International Austrian Amateur
Championship 2014
Location
GCC Dachstein Tauern
Oberhaus 59, 8967 Haus/Ennstal
Phone: +43 (0) 36 86/26 30
E-Mail: gccschladming@golf.at
Web: www.schladming-golf.at
Schedule
July, 30th Practice Round
Please call the golfclub to reserve a tee-time.
July, 31th. 18 holes stroke play gentlemen (practice day for Ladies on enquiry)
August, 1st 18 holes stroke play gentlemen and ladies (Cut gentlemen)
August, 2nd 18 holes stroke play gentlemen and ladies (Cut gentlemen and ladies)
August, 3rd 18 holes stroke play gentlemen and ladies (Final round)
Gentlemen
The championship shall be decided by stroke play over four days with 18 holes being
played on each day.
Ladies
The championship shall be decided by stroke play over three days with 18 holes being
played on each day.
The tournament is played in accordance with the Rules of Golf of the R & A Rules Limited
(incl. The Rules of Amateur Status), the Conditions of Play of the Austrian Golf
Association (Hard-Card) and such Local Rules as approved by the Championship
Committee.
Eligible
156 players – 42 Ladies and 114 Gentleman -- including 12 Wild Cards awarded by the
Sports Director of the Austrian Golf Association -- which are amateurs and members in
an affiliated Austrian or foreign club and have an exact handicap not exceeding –3,0
(gentlemen) or -7,0 (ladies), which must be certified by the home club or federation.
Entries will be limited to 156 and when entries exceed this number, players with the
highest handicaps will be balloted out. There will be a waiting list.

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CUT
Ladies
After 36 holes the top 15 players and all ties are qualified for the third round.
Gentleman
After 36 holes the top 90 players and all ties are qualified for the third round.
After 54 holes the top 60 players and all ties are qualified for the final round.
Entries
All entries have to be submitted ONLINE on the website of the Austrian Golf Association
http://www.golf.at/mygolf.at/login.asp?wantedurI=nennung.asp
Entries will not be accepted by e-mail or fax/telephone.
Prizes
The winner receives the challenge trophy, which will remain with the Austrian Golf
Association, and a memento. Prizes up to the 3rd rank.
Winner 2013
Ladies International: Virgina Elena Carta (Italien)
Gentleman International: Kristian Kulokorpi (Finnland)
Closing Date
Thursday, July 17th, 2014
Registration:
Gentleman: Wednesday, July, 30th until 5 pm
Ladies: Thursday, July, 31th until 5 pm
Entry Fee
€ 150,-- (includes practice day and Halfway for all day, not including meal)
U21 (1993 and younger ): € 90,-- (includes practice day and Halfway for all day, not
including meal)
Tees
Gentleman: rated back Tees – white
Ladies: rated back Tees - black
Committee
The Committee will be nominated by the ÖGV championship committee.
Referees’ decisions and the committee’s decisions are definitive.
The Committee reserves the right to amend the conditions of play before first
start.
Host
Austrian Golf-Association
Championship Committee, 2014

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Austria Cup
Team event for national squads
Gentleman
Stroke play over 54 holes for national teams consisting of max. 3 men each.
Ladies
Stroke play over 36 holes for national teams consisting of max. 3 ladies each.
The aggregate of the 2 best scores of the team during the first three rounds of the
International Championship will count. In case of a tie the best individual score will
prevail, if a tie still arises, the best 18, 9, 6, 3, 1 holes of the last round of the best
individual score will decide.
Each national union may be represented by max. 3 teams.
A minimum of 3 participating teams are required.
Trophies for the winning teams.
Winner 2013:
Men Austria I
Ladies Czech Republik I
The Committee reserves the right to amend the conditions of play.