2025 EUROPEAN WOMEN'S TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS

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.Andrea Revuelta, Paula Martín, Carolina López-Chacarra, Cayetana Fernández, Paula Francisco and Rocío Tejedo, aiming for the seventh Spanish title.

To fight for the title again. This is the mantra with which the delegation has traveled to Paris to compete in the European Ladies' Team Championship from Tuesday until Saturday, July 12. Six members of one of the best generations of Spanish golfers in history are aiming for what would be the seventh title for Spanish golf.

The Spanish six-member team in France comprises five golfers from Madrid: Andrea Revuelta, Paula Martín, Carolina López-Chacarra, Cayetana Fernández, and Paula Francisco, and Rocío Tejedo from Castellón. Covadonga Basagoiti is the team captain, while Sergio de Céspedes is the coach. The team also includes physiotherapist Álvaro Zerolo and the RFEG's Sports Director, Ignacio Gervás.

Compared to 2024, some key players like Julia López and Carla Bernat are no longer with the team, but the core group remains increasingly experienced. Paula Martín, Andrea Revuelta, and Cayetana Fernández, all winners of the 2021 European Under-18 Championship, are returning from last year's squad.

On the other hand, Cayetana Fernández and Carolina López-Chacarra bring, in addition to their quality, the winning experience of the 2023 edition, in which Spain obtained its sixth title in Finland.

These six golfers have completed a full season in the U.S. Collegiate League and achieved notable individual successes. For example, Paula Martín became the sixth Spanish winner of the Women's Amateur Championship three weeks ago.

Twenty teams seek glory

Apart from the Spanish team and the host team, eighteen other teams play in Chantilly, representing England, Germany -defending champion-, Switzerland, Sweden, Czech Republic, Ireland, Denmark, Finland, Austria, Scotland, Italy, Iceland, Wales, Belgium, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia and the Netherlands.

Spain is one of the leading contenders in this tournament, having won it six times (1995, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2013, and 2023). Indeed, their record in recent years has been more than positive: a gold medal in 2023; silver medals in 2010, 2011, 2016, and 2019; bronze medals in 2008, 2015, and 2022; and fourth place in 2009 and 2017.

Competition system

The competition format includes two days of stroke play, which establish a ranking before the various knockout rounds for the title. It is essential to finish in one of the top eight positions in the preliminary round to be eligible for the title.

This tournament, whose first edition took place in 1959, was held biennially until 2007, when the European Golf Association (EGA) decided that the tournament would be annual until 2011 – with the exception of 2012, which was not held –, returning to its annual status from 2013.