SPANISH SENIOR WOMEN'S INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP 2025

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Soledad Fernández de Araoz begins her title defense this Friday at the Spanish Senior Women's Individual Championship, which she brilliantly won last year. The Escorpión Golf Club (Bétera, Valencia) will host a tournament with a very attractive field, as among the 120 contenders are six other players who have already won the tournament.

The tournament boasts a strong field of golfers who carry the title of European team champions. These include: Macarena Campomanes (exact handicap +0.7), María Castillo (1.4), Natalia Martínez-Reboredo (1.8), María de Orueta (2.1), Xonia Wunsch (2.2), Soledad Fernández de Araoz (2.8), and Mónica Jessen (2.5). The first five of these have also been Spanish champions at least once.

Of this group of contenders and based on what we have seen so far in 2025, Macarena Campomanes is the one who arrives in the best form; she counts her participations in scoring events by Top 10 and has a victory to her credit, that of Calatayud Golf.

For her part, Soledad Fernández de Araoz faces the defense of the title she brilliantly obtained in Novo Sancti Petri (Cádiz), where she was the leader from beginning to end, with a good feeling, which was left by her third place in Calatayud.

In total, there are one hundred and twenty golfers vying for the title in a tournament played over 54 holes of Stroke Play (stroke game) in three consecutive days with a cut at the end of the second round in 72nd place.

Fourth qualifying event for the National Senior Ranking

This is the fourth qualifying event for the 2025 National Senior Women's Ranking. The first was the Spanish Individual International, held in March at Infinitum Golf (Tarragona) with Macarena Campomanes and María Castillo finishing in the Top 10; then came the Calatayud National Senior Grand Prix, which Macarena Campomanes won; and the Spanish Mid Amateur Women's Championship at Mediterráneo Golf, where Campomanes finished third.

After this tournament, only the Extremadura Open (Norba Golf, June 20-22) will remain to be held.