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The ANNIKA Invitational Europe Returns to Bokskogens Golf Club

Writer: ANNIKA Foundation
ANNIKA Foundation
Jun 16, 2025
1 min read

The 13th edition of ANNIKA Invitational Europe will be played June 17th through the 19th at Bokskogens Golf Club in Bara, Sweden. This is the second time the club is hosting the event.

The tournament brings together 78 of Europe’s best junior girls aged 18 or younger, representing 21 countries, including 14 Swedish players.

Havanna Torstensson is the highest-ranked Swedish player in the field. She arrived at Bokskogen almost directly from The Women’s Amateur Championship in Scotland.

Among the international players, France’s Alice Kong stands out with her achievements. Earlier this year, she won the French International Lady Juniors Amateur Championship.

The competition will be played over three days — 54 holes of stroke play. The reason for one round per day is that ANNIKA Invitational Europe is about more than just golf. The players are offered information about playing college golf in the U.S. and the application process. On Tuesday afternoon, Annika will also host a public clinic.

The tournament concludes on Thursday with an award ceremony. The winner will receive a trophy from Annika and also an invitation to the 2026 Women’s Amateur Championship. The top three finishers (including ties) will receive invitations to the Hilton Grand Vacations ANNIKA Invitational presented by Rolex in the USA next year.

Swedish players in the field:

  • Minna Strandqvist, Bokskogens GK

  • Felicia Remahl, Vellinge GK

  • Ebba Mejer, Ljunghusens GK

  • Filippa Runge, Hinton GC

  • Hanna Jelander, Kristianstads GK

  • Olivia Andersson Törner, Haninge GK

  • Maja Bohlin, Österåkers GK

  • Elsa Myhrinder, Landeryds GK

  • Ella Forss, Göteborgs GK

  • Molly Rålin, Växjö GK

  • Havanna Torstensson, Halmstad GK

  • Olivia Holmberg, Lidingö GK

  • Wilma Augustsson, Ringenäs GK

  • Alicia Mårtensson, Halmstad GK

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This is a fantastic event that showcases not only elite junior golf talent but also the importance of education and personal development. Bringing together 78 of Europe’s top young golfers from 21 countries creates an incredible opportunity for competition, cultural exchange, and future career growth.

I particularly like that the ANNIKA Invitational Europe goes beyond the tournament itself by providing information about college golf opportunities in the United States. Programs like these help young athletes understand the pathways available to them both on and off the course. The combination of high-level competition, mentorship, and educational guidance makes this event especially valuable.

It will be exciting to see how players like Havanna Torstensson, Alice Kong, and the rest of the talented…

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