The 1994 Espirito Santo Trophy was the 16th edition of the women's World Amateur Team Championship, an international golf competition organized by the International Golf Federation (IGF). The tournament featured national teams composed of three amateur women golfers, with the best two individual round scores counting toward the team total for each day of play.
The event was part of the biennial World Amateur Team Championships, which alternate annually between the men's Eisenhower Trophy and the women's Espirito Santo Trophy. As with other editions, participating teams represented their respective countries and competed over a 72‑hole stroke‑play format.
Specific information regarding the exact venue, dates of competition, participating teams, final scores, and the winning nation for the 1994 edition is not available in the current encyclopedia sources. Consequently, detailed results and contextual particulars cannot be provided at this time.
Note: The Espirito Santo Trophy continues to serve as a premier event in women's amateur golf, contributing to the development and recognition of emerging talent on the international stage.
