Players at international Tournaments
National team in the European Strokeplay Championship 2019
- Felix Eberle
- Janik Gattlen
- Edy Planzer
- Markus Planzer
- Peter Bieri
- Peter Hasler
- Dieter Heutschi
National team in the European Championship 2018
- Janik Gattlen
- Edy Planzer
- Mauro Zanini
- Claudio Naiaretti
- Carlo Doneda
- Silvano Umberg
National team in the World Strokeplay Championship 2017
- Benedict Muff
- David Muff
- Florian Muff
- Claudio Naiaretti
- Janik Gattlen
- Markus Planzer
- Felix Eberle
- Mauro Zanini
National team in the World Cup 2016
- Edy Planzer
- Claudio Naiaretti
- Felix Eberle
National team in the European Strokeplay Championship 2015
- Felix Eberle
- Janik Gattlen
- Ueli Lamm
- Claudio Naiaretti
- Edy Planzer
National team in the European Championship 2014
- Felix Eberle
- Jürg Fux
- Silvano Umberg
- Helmut Roth
- Edy Planzer
- Erich Herger
National team in the World Cup 2012
- Ueli Lamm
- Silvano Umberg
- Helmut Roth
National team in the European Championship 2010
- Claudio Spescha
- Ueli Lamm
- Silvano Umberg
- Helmut Roth
- Edy Planzer
- Hansheiri Legler
National team in the World Cup 2008
- Claudio Specha
- Marco Bernardini
- Oliver Schumacher
National team in the European Championship 2007
- Bruno Zappa
- Ueli Lamm
- Giosuè Capone
- Marco Bernardini
- Bebbi Frisella
- Claudio Spescha
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