Czech International Championships 2025 Winners Overview

Five Czech International Championships tournaments attracted a higher number of high-performance amateur golfers this year once again, with a total of 662 competing for international titles and 135 foreigners representing international competition. Their participation also grew in absolute numbers and in relation to the number of domestic players, now having exceeded 20% of all competitors. The attractiveness of the Czech international championships is a natural consequence of the top professional level of their organization, the selection of the best courses and the growing sporting level.

Here is a recap of the winners who managed to triumph in the highly competitive environment this year:

Czech International Amateur Championship 2025 presented by Raiffeisenbank

The most prestigious domestic international amateur event, the Czech International Amateur Championship 2025 presented by Raiffeisenbank, was held from July 30 to August 2 at the Royal Golf Club Mariánské Lázně.

Jakub Dalibor Sutor claimed victory after a playoff against Germany’s Gelser, with both players finishing four rounds tied on 274 strokes. The deciding moment came on the 18th hole, where Sutor’s approach shot stopped one metre from the pin and he converted the birdie to secure the title.

The women’s competition was contested primarily between Czech and German players throughout the week. In the final round, Sofie Borůvková produced a closing score of 68 to withstand the challenge from her German rivals and claim her first title in the Czech Golf Federation’s most prestigious international amateur championship, finishing at eight under par.

Czech International Match Play Championship 2025 

Prosper Golf Resort Čeladná (Old Course) hosted the Czech International Match Play Championship 2025 from May 29 to June 1.

The men’s final featured a duel between Matyáš Vysušil and David Tomi. Vysušil built a commanding 6 up lead after nine holes, putting his opponent under immediate pressure. Although Tomi claimed the 13th hole, Vysušil closed the match decisively on the 14th hole, securing victory with a 5 and 4 result.

The women’s final delivered a far more dramatic contest between Tereza Kamradková and Kristýna Malinová. A birdie on the 14th hole gave Kamradková a two hole advantage, but Malinová responded immediately with a birdie on the 15th. Her long birdie putt on the 16th hole brought the match back to all square. With the score still tied after the 18th hole, the match was decided on the 19th, where Malinová secured the title with a birdie.

Czech International Boys & Girls Championship

The Czech International Boys & Girls Championship is traditionally the most prestigious domestic tournament for players under 18, regularly attracting strong international competition. The 2025 edition was held from July 17 to 19 at Golf Resort Black Bridge.

In the Boys category, Hugo Mikl of Golf Club Brno claimed victory by a single stroke. After opening rounds of 68 and 69, he held a narrow lead heading into the final round. Despite a costly six on Saturday, Mikl retained his advantage as defending champion Michael Mayer of Germany closed with a tournament best round of 67. Mayer finished one stroke behind with rounds of 72, 74 and 67, while Mikl secured the title with scores of 68, 69 and 75.

The Girls category proved far more decisive. Germany’s Cecilie Volckens built a four stroke lead after two rounds and, following scores of 72, 69 and 70, won the championship by a comfortable six stroke margin.

The Czech International Mid-Amateur Championship 2025 presented by YIT

The Czech International Mid-Amateur Championship 2025 presented by YIT featured the widest range of categories of all Czech international championships, including Mid (25+), Pre Mid (under 25) and Master Mid (35+). The tournament was held from July 17 to 19 at Golf Club Mstětice near Prague.

In the Mid category, Adam Čapek won on his home course with rounds of 68, 75 and 73 for a total of 216 strokes. Johana Luňáčková dominated the Lady Mid category, finishing with 227 strokes after rounds of 73, 79 and 75.

The Pre Mid category also determined the overall winner of the championship. Lukáš Janda delivered a commanding performance, opening with a 71 and following with an outstanding round of 66 on Friday. He secured the title by an eight stroke margin with a tournament total of 203 strokes at thirteen under par. Sofia Dimitrova claimed victory in the Lady Pre Mid category after posting rounds of 72, 74 and 70 for a total of 216.

In the Master Mid 35 plus category, Zdeněk Jehlička and Tomáš Růžička finished tied on 226 strokes after three rounds. The title was decided in a playoff, where Jehlička emerged victorious. In the Lady Master Mid 35 plus category, Silvia Dittertová successfully defended her title with consistent rounds of 75, 76 and 76, finishing on 227 strokes.

Czech International Senior Amateur Championship 2025

All titles at the Czech International Senior Amateur Championship 2025 were claimed by foreign players. A strong and numerous international field gathered at Karlovy Vary Golf Club from August 12 to 14, a fact welcomed by the organizers, while Czech players will look to next year’s edition for a rematch.

In the Senior 50 plus men’s category, Austria’s Karl Bauer claimed victory with a total score of 216, recording rounds of 74, 70 and 72. The women’s competition was dominated by German players. Manon Harsh of Germany won the Lady Senior 60 plus category with a total of 235 strokes after rounds of 80, 77 and 78.   

An overview of all international championships of the Czech Republic in 2025, including the winners and links to the complete results, is available here

Photo by: Zdeněk Sluka