2004 Pitch and Putt World Cup

I World Cup · Pitch and putt
- Italy 2004 -
Teams 8
Host Italy Chia
Date October 8 to 10 2004
Podium
• Champion
• Runner up
• Third place
• Fourth place

Catalonia Catalonia
Netherlands Netherlands
France France
Norway Norway

The 2004 Pitch and Putt World Cup was held in Chia, Italy, being the first time for this championship promoted by the Federation of International Pitch and Putt Associations (FIPPA), with 8 national teams in competition. Catalonia won this World Cup.

Qualifying round

36 holes qualification
1. France France 263
2. Catalonia Catalonia 270
3. Norway Norway 279
4. United Kingdom Great Britain 280
5. Netherlands The Netherlands 287
6. San Marino San Marino 288
7. Italy Italy 289
8. Switzerland Switzerland 310
* 5 best results

Final rounds

Quarter finals Semifinals Final
         
1 France France 4
8 Switzerland Switzerland 1
1 France France 2,5
5 Netherlands The Netherlands 2,5
4 United Kingdom Great Britain 0,5
5 Netherlands The Netherlands 4,5
1 Netherlands The Netherlands 2
2 Catalonia CATALONIA 3
3 Norway Norway 4
6 San Marino San Marino 1
3 Norway Norway 1,5
2 Catalonia Catalonia 3,5
7 Italy Italy 0
2 Catalonia Catalonia 5

Quarterfinals
France 4-1 Switzerland October 9, 2004

Quarterfinals
The Netherlands 4,5-0,5 Great Britain October 9, 2004

Quarterfinals
Norway 4-1 San Marino October 9, 2004

Quarterfinals
Catalonia 5-0 Italy October 9, 2004


5-8 places
Great Britain 3-2 Switzerland October 9, 2004

5-8 places
Italy 3,5-1,5 San Marino October 9, 2004

Semifinals
Catalonia 3,5-1,5 Norway October 9, 2004

Semifinals
The Netherlands 2,5-2,5 France October 9, 2004


7th-8th places
Switzerland 4-1 San Marino October 10, 2004

5th-6th places
Great Britain 3-2 Italy October 10, 2004

3rd-4th places
France 2,5-2,5 Norway October 10, 2004

FINAL
Catalonia 3-2 The Netherlands October 10, 2004

Champions
CATALONIA

Final standings

Team
1 Catalonia Catalonia
2 Netherlands The Netherlands
3 France France
4 Norway Norway
5 United Kingdom Great Britain
6 Italy Italy
7 Switzerland Switzerland
8 San Marino San Marino

See also

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