By Matt Smith
Dubai’s Josh Hill has once again been chosen to represent England at the European Team Championships taking place at St Leon Rot Golf Club in Germany from July 5 to 9.

The English boys team will be up against the finest youngsters from across the continent as 18 teams do battle for the Jean-Louis DuPont Trophy.

Trump International’s Hill is 50th in the World Amateur Golf Rankings and will join Josh Berry (Doncaster), Frank Kennedy (Trump Jupiter), Dylan Shaw-Radford (Huddersfield), Harley Smith (Rayleigh) and Tyler Weaver (Bury St Edmunds) on the England team.

Hill made quite a stir in the UAE in January when he made the cut in both the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship and Slync.io Dubai Desert Classic while playing against some of the world’s finest golfers on the DP World Tour.

“As a club with a focus on competitive golf sport, we have an extensive junior and performance programme. Giving our juniors the chance to watch the creme de la creme from close up at our club and to learn from them is fantastic. It’ll be a wonderful experience and one that’ll instill us with pride,” says Dietmar Hopp, the President and patron of Golf Club St Leon-Rot.

“Particularly pleasing is that we can host the top European teams in the year marking our 25th anniversary as a club. For me, it’ll be a highlight as it’s awe-inspiring watching what the young elite golfers can do on the golf course.

European Team Championships

Competing teams
Austria
Czech Republic
Denmark
England
Finland
France
Germany
Ireland
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Scotland
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Wales

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