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Open de España Femenino

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Open de España Femenino
Tournament information
LocationMálaga, Andalusia, Spain
Established1982
CourseReal Guadalhorce Club de Golf
Par72
Length6,336 yards (5,794 m)
TourLadies European Tour
FormatStroke play – 72 holes
Prize fund700,000
Month playedNovember
Current champion
France Nastasia Nadaud
Location map
Guadalhorce is located in Europe
Guadalhorce
Guadalhorce
Location in Europe
Guadalhorce is located in Spain
Guadalhorce
Guadalhorce
Location in Spain

The Spanish Women's Open (in Spanish: Open de España Femenino) is a professional golf tournament in Spain that has been part of the Ladies European Tour (LET) schedule since 1982.

In 2002, the tournament became the official national open golf championship of Spain, sanctioned by the Real Federación Española de Golf.[1]

Since 2018, it has served as the season finale of the LET, except in 2019.[2]

Winners

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YearWinnerCountryScoreWinner's
share ()
Venue
Andalucia Costa Del Sol Open de España
2025Nastasia Nadaud France272 (–16)105,000Real Guadalhorce Club de Golf
2024Carlota Ciganda (2) Spain270 (–18)105,000Real Guadalhorce Club de Golf
2023Aditi Ashok India271 (–17)97,500Real Club de Golf Las Brisas
2022Caroline Hedwall Sweden274 (–18)97,500Villa Padierna Golf Club (Alferini)
2021Carlota Ciganda Spain273 (–15)90,000Los Naranjos Golf Club
2020Emily Kristine Pedersen Denmark273 (–15)45,000Real Club de Golf Guadalmina
2019Anne van Dam (2) Netherlands275 (–13)45,000Aloha Golf Club
2018Anne van Dam Netherlands271 (–13)45,000La Quinta Golf & Country Club
2017Azahara Muñoz (2) Spain269 (–19)45,000Real Club de Golf Guadalmina
2016Azahara Muñoz Spain278 (–10)45,000Aloha Golf Club
2015: No tournament
Open de España Femenino
2014Connie Chen South Africa276 (–12)52,500Golf Costa Adeje
2013Lee-Anne Pace South Africa275 (–13)52,500Club de Campo Villa de Madrid
2012Stacey Keating Australia279 (–9)52,500Golf Las Américas
2011Melissa Reid England280 (–8)52,500La Quinta Golf & Country Club
2010Laura Davies England202 (–11)52,500Villa Padierna Golf Club (Flamingos)
2009Becky Brewerton Wales270 (–18)41,250Panorámica Club de Golf
2008Emma Zackrisson Sweden281 (–7)41,250Panorámica Club de Golf
2007Nikki Garrett Australia275 (–13)41,250Club de Campo del Mediterráneo
2006Lynnette Brooky New Zealand275 (–13)41,250Panorámica Club de Golf
2005Iben Tinning Denmark273 (–15)41,250Panorámica Club de Golf
2004Stéphanie Arricau France279 (–9)41,250Club de Golf La Coruña
2003Federica Dassù Italy282 (–6)37,500Campos de Golf de Salamanca
2002Karine Icher France277 (–11)37,500Campos de Golf de Salamanca
1997–2001: No tournament
La Manga Club Spanish Open
1996Caryn Louw South Africa206 (–10)£9,000La Manga Club
1995Rachel Hetherington Australia202 (–14)£7,800La Manga Club
1994Marie-Laure de Lorenzi (2) France282 (–6)£9,000La Manga Club
1993: No tournament
Skol La Manga Club Classic
1992Trish Johnson England274 (–10)£9,000La Manga Club
La Manga Club Classic
1991Corinne Dibnah (2) Australia286 (+2)£10,500La Manga Club
1990: No tournament
Qualitair Classic
1989Alison Nicholas England213 (−3)£7,500La Manga Club
Qualitair Ladies Spanish Open
1988Marie-Laure Taya France207 (–15)£6,000La Manga Club
1987Corinne Dibnah Australia276 (–12)£4,500La Manga Club
La Manga Spanish Open
1986Laura Davies England286 (–10)£3,750La Manga Club
1985Alison Sheard South Africa285 (–11)£2,500La Manga Club
1984Maxine Burton England286 (–10)£1,800La Manga Club
1983: No tournament
Ladies Spanish Open
1982Rosie Jones United States224 (+8)£900Las Aves

Source: [3]

See also

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References

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  1. "Open de España Femenino" (PDF). Real Federación Española de Golf. Retrieved 2009-05-26. [dead link]
  2. "The history of the Open de España Femenino". Turismo y Planificación Costa del Sol. Retrieved 3 July 2026.
  3. "Tournament results: Ladies Spanish Open". Where2golf. Retrieved 3 July 2026.
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