Open de España Femenino

Open de España Femenino
Tournament information
Location Marbella, Andalusia, Spain
Established 1982
Course(s) Real Club de Golf Guadalmina
Aloha Golf Club (2016)
Tour(s) Ladies European Tour
Format Stroke play – 72 holes
Prize fund €300,000
Month played September
Current champion
Spain Azahara Muñoz
Real Club de
Golf Guadalmina
Location in Spain

The Open de España Femenino is a professional golf tournament that has been part of the Ladies European Tour schedule since 2002.

Between 1982 and 1996 there were several unofficial editions of the Open De España Femenino.[1]

Winners

YearVenueWinnerCountryScoreWinner's
share (€)
2017Real Club de Golf GuadalminaAzahara Muñoz (2) Spain26945,000
2016Aloha Golf ClubAzahara Muñoz Spain27845,000
2015: No tournament
2014Golf Costa AdejeConnie Chen South Africa27652,500
2013Club de Campo Villa de MadridLee-Anne Pace South Africa27552,500
2012Las Américas Golf CourseStacey Keating Australia27952,500
2011La Quinta Golf ResortMelissa Reid England28052,500
2010Flamingos Golf ClubLaura Davies England20252,500
2009Panorámica Club de GolfBecky Brewerton Wales27041,250
2008Panorámica Club de GolfEmma Zackrisson Sweden28141,250
2007Club de Campo del MediterráneoNikki Garrett Australia27541,250
2006Panorámica Club de GolfLynnette Brooky New Zealand27541,250
2005Panorámica Club de GolfIben Tinning Denmark27341,250
2004Club de Golf La CoruñaStéphanie Arricau France27941,250
2003Campos de Golf de SalamancaFederica Dassù Italy28237,500
2002Campos de Golf de SalamancaKarine Icher France27737,500
1997–2001: No tournament
La Manga Spanish Open
1996La Manga ClubCaryn Louw South Africa2069,000
1995La Manga ClubRachel Hetherington Australia2027,500
1994La Manga ClubMarie-Laure de Lorenzi France282
1989–1993: No tournament
1988La Manga ClubMarie-Laure Taya France207
1987La Manga ClubCorinne Dibnah Australia276
1986La Manga ClubLaura Davies England286
1985La Manga ClubAlison Sheard South Africa285
1984La Manga ClubMaxine Burton England286
1983: No tournament
1982Las AvesRosie Jones United States224

References

  1. ↑ "Open de España Femenino" (PDF). Real Federación Española de Golf. Retrieved 2009-05-26.

Coordinates: 36°28′52″N 5°00′22″W / 36.481°N 5.006°W / 36.481; -5.006

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