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World University Golf Championship

The World University Golf Championship is a biennial competition sponsored by the International University Sports Federation (FISU), which was first held in October 1986 at the Molas Golf Club in Cagliari, Italy.[1]

World University Golf Championship
Tournament information
Established1986
Organized byFISU

Competitions

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Year Country City Countries Ref
1986   Italy Cagliari 7 [2]
1988   Italy Cagliari 9 [3]
1990   France La Grande-Motte 14 [4]
1992   Spain Palma de Mallorca 14 [5]
1994   Spain San Lorenzo 15 [6]
1996   Switzerland Lausanne 21 [7]
1998   South Africa Southbroom 13 [8]
2000   United Kingdom Coleraine 15 [9]
2002   Taiwan Taoyuan 13 [10]
2004   Thailand Nakhon Ratchasima 14 [11]
2006   Italy Turin 17 [12]
2008   South Africa Sun City 18 [13]
2010   Spain Málaga 21 [14]
2012   Czech Republic Liberec 19 [15]
2014   Switzerland Crans-Montana 22 [16]
2016   France Brive-la-Gaillarde 23 [17]
2018   Philippines Lubao, Pampanga 13 [18]
2020 Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022   Italy Fiano 16 [19]
2024   Finland Seinäjoki

Results

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Men's individual

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Year Gold Silver Bronze Ref
1986 United States  R. Odom Italy  Enrico Nistri France  Olivier Dupas
1988 United States  Lee Porter United Kingdom  D. Spriddle France  Grégoire Brizay
1990 France  Fabrice Tarnaud Italy  Federico Bisazza Austria  Maximilian Baltl
1992 Spain  Ignacio Garrido France  Gregoire Brizay Spain  Alberto Durban
1994 Spain  Franci De Pablo Italy  Niccolo Bisazza Italy  Matteo Natoli
Chinese Taipei  Hong Chia-Yuh
1996 Spain  Álvaro Salto Chinese Taipei  Hong Chia-Yuh Chinese Taipei  Kao Bo-Song
1998 United States  James Jones United States  Kyle Blackman United States  John Horton
2000 Republic of Ireland  Graeme McDowell United States  Nicklos Rousey United Kingdom  Simon Robinson
2002 Republic of Ireland  Justin Kehoe Switzerland  Martin Rominger Japan  Riki Ikeda
2004 Republic of Ireland  Darren Crowe South Africa  Mark Mahoney United States  Tyler Cummins
Japan  Kunishiro Kamii
2006 Japan  Yuta Ikeda Chinese Taipei  Chiang Chen-Chih United States  Aaron Manning
2008      
2010 Spain  Gerard Piris Mateu Spain  Carlos Pigem Xammar South Korea  Park Sung-Heak
2012 Spain  Carlos Pigem Xammar United Kingdom  David Booth
Spain  Juan Sarasti Bernaras 		—
2014 Mexico  Gerardo Ruiz Spain  Emilio Cuartero Malaysia  Gavin Green
2016 Republic of Ireland  Robin Dawson China  Xuewem Luo Chinese Taipei  Yu-Chen Yeh
2018 Japan  Daiki Imano Japan  Yuto Katsuragawa Switzerland  Henry Tschopp
2022 South Korea  Yubin Jang Japan  Ryunosuke Furukawa Italy  Giovanni Manzoni [20]
2024       [21]

Women's individual

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Year Gold Silver Bronze Ref
1986 United States  Kay Cockerill United States  L A Hamack
Italy  Caterina Quintarelli 		—
1988 United States  Cissye Meeks United States  Sarah LeBrun Scotland  Catriona Lambert
1990 France  Delphine Bourson United States  Jean Zedlitz England  Alison MacDonald
1992 England  Kirsty Speak Spain  Estefania Knuth United States  Deb Doniger
1994 United States  Nicola Cooper United States  Kim O'Connor Italy  Maria Paola Casati
1996 United States  Jenny Chuasiriporn South Korea  Kang Soo-yun South Korea  Kim Kyung-sook
1998 Chinese Taipei  Wei Jun-jye France  Gwladys Nocera Chinese Taipei  Lin Yu-ping
2000 Scotland  Laura Moffat United States  Sarah Sasse Scotland  Vikki Laing
2002 Chinese Taipei  Yu Pei-lin United States  Allison Fouch Japan  Kyoko Furuya
2004 United States  Katie Futcher Thailand  Porani Chutichai United States  Denise Knaebel
2006 United States  Stacy Lewis Russia  Maria Vertchenova Japan  Erina Hara
2008      
2010 United States  Catherine O'Donnell France  Morgane Bazin de Jessey Chinese Taipei  Hsu Ke-hui [22]
2012 Spain  Camilla Hedberg United States  Amy Anderson United States  Caroline Powers [23]
2014 Hong Kong  Tiffany Chan Spain  Marta Sanz Barrio Spain  Silvia Bañón [24]
2016 Czech Republic  Karolína Vlčková Czech Republic  Marie Luňáčková Czech Republic  Kateřina Vlašínová [25]
2018 South Korea  Ma Da-som South Korea  Kang Min-ji South Korea  Jung Son-yeon [26]
2022 Spain  Carla Tejedo Mulet Spain  Carolina López‑Chacarra Coto Italy  Caterina Don [27]
2024       [28]

Men's team

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
1986   Italy (ITA)   United States (USA)   Great Britain (GBR)
1988   United States (USA)   Great Britain (GBR)
  France (FRA)		 —
1990   Italy (ITA)   France (FRA)   Great Britain (GBR)
1992   Spain (ESP)   United States (USA)   France (FRA)
1994   Spain (ESP)   South Africa (ZAF)
  Italy (ITA)		 —
1996   United States (USA)   Chinese Taipei (TPE)   Great Britain (GBR)
1998   United States (USA)   France (FRA)
  Great Britain (GBR)		 —
2000   Ireland (IRL)   Great Britain (GBR)   Spain (ESP)
2002   Japan (JPN)   Ireland (IRL)    Switzerland (CHE)
2004   South Africa (ZAF)   Japan (JPN)   United States (USA)
2006   Japan (JPN)   United States (USA)   Great Britain (GBR)
2008
2010   South Korea (KOR)   Japan (JPN)   Spain (ESP)
2012   Spain (ESP)   South Korea (KOR)   France (FRA)
2014   Spain (ESP)   Japan (JPN)   Canada (CAN)
  Ireland (IRL)
2016   France (FRA)   Ireland (IRL)   Chinese Taipei (TPE)
2018   Japan (JPN)   South Korea (KOR)   Chinese Taipei (TPE)
2022   Japan (JPN)   South Korea (KOR)   Italy (ITA)

Women's team

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
1986   United States (USA)   Great Britain (GBR)   Italy (ITA)
1988   United States (USA)   Great Britain (GBR)   Italy (ITA)
1990   France (FRA)   United States (USA)   Italy (ITA)
1992   Spain (ESP)   Great Britain (GBR)   Italy (ITA)
1994   United States (USA)   Italy (ITA)   France (FRA)
1996   United States (USA)   South Korea (KOR)   Spain (ESP)
1998   Chinese Taipei (TPE)   France (FRA)   Spain (ESP)
2000   Great Britain (GBR)   United States (USA)   Spain (ESP)
2002   Chinese Taipei (TPE)   Japan (JPN)   United States (USA)
2004   United States (USA)   Thailand (THA)   Chinese Taipei (TPE)
2006   United States (USA)   Japan (JPN)   Russia (RUS)
2008
2010   France (FRA)   Chinese Taipei (TPE)   United States (USA)
2012   Spain (ESP)   Sweden (SWE)   Great Britain (GBR)
2014   Spain (ESP)   United States (USA)   Japan (JPN)
2016   Czech Republic (CZE)   Chinese Taipei (TPE)   United States (USA)
2018   South Korea (KOR)   France (FRA)   Chinese Taipei (TPE)
2022   Spain (ESP)   Chinese Taipei (TPE)   Japan (JPN)

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "The History of Golf in FISU". FISU. Retrieved 23 March 2016.
  2. ^ "1986 FISU World University Championships Golf". FISU. Retrieved 13 July 2024.
  3. ^ "1988 FISU World University Championships Golf". FISU. Retrieved 13 July 2024.
  4. ^ "1990 FISU World University Championships Golf". FISU. Retrieved 13 July 2024.
  5. ^ "1992 FISU World University Championships Golf". FISU. Retrieved 13 July 2024.
  6. ^ "1994 FISU World University Championships Golf". FISU. Retrieved 13 July 2024.
  7. ^ "1996 FISU World University Championships Golf". FISU. Retrieved 13 July 2024.
  8. ^ "1998 FISU World University Championships Golf". FISU. Retrieved 13 July 2024.
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  19. ^ "2018 FISU World University Championships Golf". FISU. Retrieved 13 July 2024.
  20. ^ "2022 World University Golf Championships". WAGR. Retrieved 13 July 2024.
  21. ^ "2024 World University Golf Championships". WAGR. Retrieved 13 July 2024.
  22. ^ "2010 World University Championship". WAGR. Retrieved 13 July 2024.
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  28. ^ "2024 World University Golf Championships". WAGR. Retrieved 13 July 2024.
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