The big winner of the day has been Frederik Brokfelt-Christiansen, who has been proclaimed Champion of the Madrid Open after signing a spectacular card of 137 strokes, finishing with a brilliant -7.
With this victory, Frederick secured his second consecutive win at the DAIKIN Madrid Open, reaffirming his dominance in the competition. Juan Postigo, from Cantabria, ranked 13th in the world and a two-time winner of the tournament, finished as runner-up this time with a total of 143 strokes (-1).
The event has received unanimous support from institutions, organizers, and sponsors, who have all emphasized the profound integrative value of this competition. Begoña Zamorano, president of the RFGM, and Paloma Sánchez-Cano, DAIKIN's development director emphasized their shared pride in having turned this event into a European benchmark that exemplifies, year after year, fundamental values such as resilience, solidarity and overcoming challenges through sport, reaffirming their commitment for future editions.
For their part, Gregorio Gonzáles, The general manager of Encín Golf, highlighted the enthusiasm and special care with which the club prepares this tournament, adjusting its annual calendar to guarantee optimal course conditions.
An organizational effort that Pablo Cabanillas, The tournament director wanted to express his deep gratitude to the federation, sponsors, staff and volunteers, but reserved the greatest recognition for the true architects of the greatness of this event: the national and international players who, year after year, support the success of the competition with their participation.
The honor roll has recognized the talent and effort of the participants in multiple categories:
Champion of Madrid: Álvaro Luengo Arana.
Handicap Category: Andoni Juaristi.
Ladies: Patricia Roldán was crowned the first-place finisher with 158 strokes (+14).
Paragolfer: Milan Turek.
Visual Impairment: Alejandro de Miguel and his guide Javier Parrilla.
The tournament also awarded prizes to the best golfers in the different handicap categories:
3rd Category: Victory for Juan Manuel Palero with 144 strokes). Second and third place, both with 148 strokes (+4), went to John Rosanova and David Quinn, respectively.
4th Category: Victor Manuel Santos Valdivia finished as the first classified, followed by Eusebio Martinez Arauzo and Alfonso Martinez Bernardo.
5th Category: Ramón González Fernández took first place. Second place went to Alejandro de Miguel and third to Tomás de Lara González.
Special thanks for the unconditional support of Iberia y Volvo Auto Elia, whose invaluable collaboration has been instrumental in making this 19th edition such a great success.
SOURCE: Royal Golf Federation of Madrid
