ICCF Holland

ICCF Holland

ICCF Holland

ICCF Holland is the Dutch branch of the International Correspondence Chess Federation (ICCF), which is the international governing body for correspondence chess. The organization is responsible for organizing correspondence chess tournaments and promoting the game within the Netherlands.

History

ICCF Holland was established to provide Dutch correspondence chess players with a platform to compete both nationally and internationally. The organization has a rich history of participation in ICCF events and has produced several notable players who have achieved success in international correspondence chess.

Tournaments

ICCF Holland organizes a variety of tournaments for players of all skill levels. These include national championships, thematic tournaments, and friendly matches against other national federations. The tournaments are conducted via postal chess, email chess, and the ICCF's web server.

Membership

Membership in ICCF Holland is open to all Dutch correspondence chess players. Members gain access to a range of resources, including tournament entry, rating information, and the opportunity to participate in international events.

Notable Players

Several Dutch players have made significant contributions to correspondence chess through ICCF Holland. These players have achieved high rankings and have won numerous titles in ICCF competitions.

Governance

ICCF Holland is governed by a board of directors elected by its members. The board is responsible for the administration of the organization, including the organization of tournaments, management of membership, and representation in the ICCF.

External Relations

ICCF Holland maintains strong relationships with other national correspondence chess federations and the ICCF. These relationships facilitate international competitions and the exchange of ideas to promote the growth of correspondence chess.

See Also

• International Correspondence Chess Federation
• Correspondence chess
• Chess in the Netherlands