2008 Pitch and Putt World Cup

III World Cup · Pitch and putt - The Netherlands 2008 -


Teams	14
Host	Arnhem
Date	October 16 to 18
Podium
Champions Second place Third place Fourth place	Ireland Netherlands Catalonia Great Britain

The 2008 Pitch and putt World Cup was held on the Papendal course, close to Arnhem (Netherlands) and was the third edition for this championship promoted by the Federation of International Pitch and Putt Associations (FIPPA), with 14 national teams. Ireland won the World Cup after defeating The Netherlands in the final.

Teams

Ireland
	Paul O'Brien
	Raymond Murphy
	Derek Courtney
	Breda Brophy (cp)

The Netherlands
	Patrick Luning
	Jan Tijhuis
	Rolf Kwant
	R.Huberts /M.Lutterop

Catalonia
	Salvador Garangou
	Daniel Giménez
	Fernando Cano
	Xavier Ponsdomènech

Great Britain
	Steve Deeble
	John Deeble
	Anthony O'Brien
	Rone Cope (cp)

Andorra
	Toni Armengol
	Guillem Escabrós
	Josep Escabrós
	Francesc Gaset (cp)

Australia
	James Rogerson
	Stewart Genge
	Marie Hutchison
	Charlie Hutchison (cp)

France
	Jean-Claude Richard
	Bernard Dinnat
	Christian Auziere
	Pierre Rongier (cp)

Chile
	Fernando Valenzuela
	Daniel Valenzuela
	Guillermo Aranciba
	Juan Moran (cp)

Norway
	Anders Olsen
	Toni Ede
	Jan Andersen
	Jo G Brand (cp)

Italy
	Enrico Ciuffarella
	Angelo Fusco
	Vanni Rastrelli
	Fabrizio Frassoldati

Switzerland
	Claudio Spescha
	Marco Bernardini
	Oliver Schumacher
	Oliver Schumacher

San Marino
	Marco Galassi
	Loris Riccardi
	Roberto Bianchi
	Giulio Caramaschi (cp)

Germany
	Heiko Tigges
	Ralf Kerkeling
	Silvio Dietz
	Silvio Dietz (cp)

Belgium
	Antoine Ferdin
	Jonathan Debacker
	Jean-François Cornez
	Matthieu Donadieu (cp)

Qualifying round

36 holes qualification
1.	Ireland	243
2.	The Netherlands	247
3.	Catalonia	252
4.	Great Britain	253
5.	Andorra	257
6.	Australia	266
7.	France	267
8.	Chile	273
9.	Norway	288
10.	Italy	288
11.	Switzerland	289
12.	San Marino	293
11.	Germany	307
12.	Belgium	322
* 5 best results

Second round

Places 9-14

GROUP A	Pts	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	DP
San Marino	3	2	1	1	0	7,5	2,5	+5
Norway	3	2	1	1	0	6,5	3,5	+3
Belgium	0	2	0	0	2	1	9	-8

October 16 and 17
	Norway	4-1	Belgium	Papendal Course

October 17
	San Marino	5-0	Belgium	Papendal Course

October 17
	Norway	2,5-2,5	San Marino	Papendal Course

GROUP B	Pts	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	DP
Switzerland	3	2	1	1	0	5,5	4,5	+1
Italy	2	2	1	0	1	5,5	4,5	+1
Germany	1	2	0	1	1	4	6	-2

October 16 and 17
	Italy	3,5-1,5	Germany	Papendal Course

October 17
	Switzerland	2,5-2,5	Germany	Papendal Course

October 17
	Italy	2-3	Switzerland	Papendal Course

Final rounds

Quarter finals			Semifinals			Final

1	Ireland	5

8	Chile	0
			1	Ireland	3,5

			4	Great Britain	1,5
5	Andorra	0,5

4	Great Britain	4,5
						1	Ireland	4

						2	The Netherlands	1
3	Catalonia	3

6	Australia	2
			3	Catalonia	0,5

			2	The Netherlands	4,5
7	France	1

2	The Netherlands	4

Quarter finals

October 16 and 17
	Ireland	5-0	Chile	Papendal Course

October 16 and 17
	Great Britain	4,5-0,5	Andorra	Papendal Course

October 16 and 17
	Catalonia	3-2	Australia	Papendal Course

October 16 and 17
	The Netherlands	4-1	France	Papendal Course

Places 5-8

October 17
	Chile	3-2	Andorra	Papendal Course

October 16 and 17
	Australia	1,5-3,5	France	Papendal Course

Semifinals

October 17
	Ireland	3,5-1,5	Great Britain	Papendal Course

October 16 and 17
	The Netherlands	4,5-0,5	Catalonia	Papendal Course

Places 13-14

October 18
	Belgium	2-3	Germany	Papendal Course

Places 11-12

October 18
	Norway	3,5-1,5	Italy	Papendal Course

Places 9-10

October 18
	San Marino	4-1	Switzerland	Papendal Course

Places 7-8

October 18
	Australia	2-3	Andorra	Papendal Course

Places 5-6

October 18
	France	2-3	Chile	Papendal Course

Places 3-4

October 18
	Catalonia	3,5-1,5	Great Britain	Papendal Course

FINAL

October 18
	Ireland	4-1	The Netherlands	Papendal Course

Champions
Ireland

Final standings

Final standings
1	Ireland
2	The Netherlands
3	Catalonia
4	Great Britain
5	Chile
6	France
7	Andorra
8	Australia
9	San Marino
10	Switzerland
11	Norway
12	Italy
13	Germany
14	Belgium

References

External links