The Escorpión Golf Club (Bétera) hosted the final women's technical training camp of the year for two days, December 18th and 19th, with a dozen golfers who pursue their careers in the United States participating. The aim was to conduct a technical, physical, and mental assessment of the attendees, as well as to address their needs.

Under the general coordination of Mabel Pascual del Pobil, Sports Director of the Women's Amateur Committee, the golfers gathered were Andrea Revuelta, Paula Martín, Carla Bernat, Cayetana Fernández, Rocío Tejedo, Carolina López-Chacarra, Balma Dávalos, Anna Cañadó, Cloe Amión, Paula Francisco and Martina Navarro, with Carla Tejedo, a professional for a few weeks now, as a guest.

These players have been training under the guidance of golf coaches Marcelo Prieto, Álvaro Salto, Sergio de Céspedes, Marta Prieto, and Jorge Parada, physical trainer Paco Fernández, and sports psychologist Óscar del Río. Medical aspects have been overseen by traumatologist Javier Cerrato.

This training camp has also served to prepare for upcoming commitments, both at the university level and with the National Teams.

A week earlier, the RFEG's Amateur Women's Technical Committee (CTAF) held its traditional short game training camp at Golf Costa Ballena (Rota, Cadiz), where the federation's coaches worked with the twelve golfers mentioned on this fundamental aspect of golf.

The players who attended the meeting were Martina Navarro, Noa Terroba, Nagore Martínez, Amanda Revuelta, Patricia Bañón, Julia Gelma, Alba González, Elena Juanas, Lucía Iraola, Lucía Valderrama, Nerea Garrido and María Velilla.

The ultimate goal of the training camp is to enhance the short game, as well as the physical and psychological aspects, of the players before facing the 2025 season.

In October, the first gathering

The female golfers from the España Futuro and España Avanza high-performance groups, who pursue their academic studies in Spain and are not part of other high-performance programs on a daily basis, began their preseason training with the CTAF (High-Performance Athletics Center) in October. The National Golf Center in Madrid hosted nine players for two training sessions focused on establishing a solid foundation.

The members of the group were Alba González from Galicia, Amanda Revuelta and Elena Juanas from Madrid, María Velilla from Aragon, Patricia Bañón and Martina Navarro from Valencia, and Julia Gelma, Carolina Pérez-Tasso and Nagore Martínez from Catalonia.

The players called up for this first training camp of the season worked both at the National Golf Center and at the state-of-the-art facilities of the RFEG's Center of Excellence. There, they underwent the technical and physical assessment that will determine the training plan for the coming weeks.

It's worth noting that the Spain Future working group is completed by Blume players Noa Terroba (Andalusia), Lucía Valderrama (Valencian Community), Lucía Iraola (Basque Country), and Nerea Garrido (Canary Islands). Martina Navarro, still a cadet, joins the Spain Advances CTAF Group directly. Cloe Amión (University of Miami) and Paula Francisco (University of Florida) are also part of this group (WAGR 201-400).

The players who make up Spain Elite are in the WAGR Top-200, all of them currently in the USA.

The cast of Spain Elite includes Julia López (Andalusia), Andrea Revuelta (Madrid), Paula Martín (Madrid), Carla Bernat (Valencian Community), Cayetana Fernández (Madrid), Rocío Tejedo (Valencian Community), Carolina López-Chacarra (Madrid), Balma Dávalos (Valencian Community) and Anna Cañadó (Catalonia).