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Category groups events as Professional, Amateur, Pro-Am or Mixed Amateur. Bronze, Silver and Gold are skill levels; use the event search to find those.
Division follows the event title, so it often repeats the category. It can also include groups such as Junior. Use Category for general browsing; choose a division to narrow the list further.
Amateur14 entries
Amateur3 entries
· Junior
Junior I Combi
Winner: Mathias Nyborg & Malou Dyrekaer Matthiesen
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur4 entries
Latin · Junior
Junior I Latin
Winner: Mathias Nyborg & Malou Dyrekaer Matthiesen
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur9 entries
· Junior
Junior II Combi
Winner: Eugen Petrisor Miu & Sandra Overballe Pedersen
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur11 entries
Latin · Junior
Junior II Latin
Winner: Eugen Petrisor Miu & Sandra Overballe Pedersen
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur6 entries
Amateur9 entries
Latin · Junior
Youth Latin
Winner: Michael Daosee & Julie Edslev-Christensen
Open results & scoresheets →| Adult Latin | Latin | Amateur | 14 | Umberto Gaudino & Louise Heise |
| Junior I Combi | Amateur | 3 | Mathias Nyborg & Malou Dyrekaer Matthiesen | |
| Junior I Latin | Latin | Amateur | 4 | Mathias Nyborg & Malou Dyrekaer Matthiesen |
| Junior II Combi | Amateur | 9 | Eugen Petrisor Miu & Sandra Overballe Pedersen | |
| Junior II Latin | Latin | Amateur | 11 | Eugen Petrisor Miu & Sandra Overballe Pedersen |
| Senior I-IV Standard | Standard | Amateur | 6 | Geert Willander & Katrine Willander |
| Youth Latin | Latin | Amateur | 9 | Michael Daosee & Julie Edslev-Christensen |
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