European Championship Tour 2004

• Italian Open, in Roseto degli Abruzzi, Italy – 12–16 May 2004
• Zagreb Challenger, in Zagreb, Croatia – 3–6 June 2004
• 2004 European Championship Final, in Timmendorfer Strand, Germany – 9–13 June 2004
• Slavkov Challenger, in Slavkov, Czech Republic – 6–8 August 2004
• Spanish Open, in Valencia, Spain – 9–12 September 2004

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Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Italian Open	Ryšavá–Nováková	Kuhn–Schnyder	Bruschini–Solazzi
Zagreb Challenger	Felbabova–Novotná	Augoustides-Kaup	Klapalova–Petrova
Final	Kuhn–Schnyder	Glesnes–Maaseide	Daniela Gattelli–Lucilla Perrotta
Slavkov Challenger	Tychnova–Tychnova	Minusa–Pulina	Baburina–Osheyko
Spanish Open	Arvaniti–Koutroumanidou	Hakedal–Torlen	Yanchulova–Yanchulova

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Italian Open	Bosma–Herrera	Dieckmann–Reckermann	Egger–Heyer
Zagreb Challenger	Ahmann–Hager	Cuturic–Miklavc	Biza–Stejskal
Final	Dieckmann–Reckermann	Egger–Heyer	Heuscher–Kobel
Slavkov Challenger	De Gruijter–Ronnes	Michal Biza–Igor Stejskal	Premysl Kubala–Michal Palinek
Spanish Open	Dieckmann–Scheuerpflug	Ahmann–Hager	Galli–Raffaelli