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Andalucia Costa del Sol, Spanish Open 2025

Andalucia Costa del Sol, Spanish Open 2025

Fifteen Spanish players will compete for the title at the Andalucía Costa del Sol Open de España.

From 27th to 30th November 2025, Carlota Ciganda and Azahara Muñoz will lead the Spanish contingent at the Real Guadalhorce Golf Club. Meanwhile, three elite amateurs will compete for the Celia Barquín Award at the Ladies European Tour Grand Final.

The 2025 Andalucía Costa del Sol Spanish Open will bring together an exceptional group of Spanish players, led by two of the continent's top golfers: Carlota Ciganda and Azahara Muñoz. Both players have won two titles before and now have the opportunity to become the first three-time champions in the history of the Spanish Open. This adds to the anticipation surrounding the Ladies European Tour Grand Final. Ciganda will be defending the title she won here in 2024, while Muñoz returns to Málaga hoping to shine again in front of her fans.

They will be joined by a group of thirteen Spanish players who bring experience, talent, and depth to the competition. This group includes players who have won on the Ladies European Tour, such as Nuria Iturrioz (winner of this year's Aramco Houston Championship), Ana Peláez, Marta Martín and María Hernández. It also includes established players such as Luna Sobrón, Blanca Fernández, Teresa Toscano, Harang Lee, Amaia Latorre and Marta Sanz. Together, they form a compact and competitive group that aspires to play a prominent role in the season finale.

Completing the Spanish contingent are three top-level amateurs: Paula Martín (No. 2 in the world amateur rankings and this year's British Amateur champion), Andrea Revuelta (No. 3 in the world amateur rankings and fifth in the 2024 Open), and Adriana García Terol (the reigning Spanish Absolute champion). They will compete for the Celia Barquín Award, which recognises the best amateur in the Open and has become a prestigious accolade for Spain's up-and-coming golfers. Their participation promises intense competition and underscores the significance of homegrown talent.

Previous editions of the Ladies Spanish Open.

Carlota Ciganda won her second Spanish Open in 2024 after a thrilling final day at the Real Guadalhorce Club de Golf. The amateur Andrea Revuelta shone with a meritorious fifth place and won the Celia Barquín Award to the best amateur.

Defending Champion Aditi Ashok, winner of last year's Andalucía Costa del Sol Open de España 2023 at Las Brisas Golf from India had a dissapointing tournament quietly finishing in 18th place with five under par with a respectable 70, 71 and 70. Her fellow Indian Pranavi Urs actually finished in 4th equal with ten under par after playing 66, 69, 71.

Caroline Hedwall from Sweeden winner of Andalucía Costa del Sol Open de España 2022 at Alferini Golf finished in 50th positions two over par with a 70, 75, 72.

Ladies European Tour at Las Brisas 2024

Ladies European Tour at Villa Padierna 2024

Ladies European Tour at Las Brisas 2023

Ladies European Tour at Villa Padierna 2022