This Friday, the Working Groups of the Women's Amateur Technical Committee (CTAF) of the RFEG (Royal Spanish Golf Federation) resume with two new training camps to be held at the Costa Ballena Golf Course (Rota, Cádiz) and the National Golf Center (Madrid). Some of the golfers who pursue their careers in the United States are returning to participate in these productive monitoring sessions.

First, from December 12th to 14th, twelve players will participate in a short game training camp at the Andalusian course. The golfers selected are Carolina Pérez-Tasso, Carlota Carmona, and Daniela Montolio from Barcelona; Carlota López from Valencia; Cristina García from León; Elena Juanas, Liz Hao, Marta Muñoz, Blanca Gómez-Balboa, and Amanda and Ángela Revuelta from Madrid; Aroa González from Navarre; and Martina Navarro from Alicante. Elena Juanas was unable to attend.

They all work under the orders of golf coaches Marcelo Prieto, Álvaro Salto and Marta Prieto, sports psychologist Óscar del Río and physical trainer Francisco Fernández, with Covadonga Basagoiti and Mabel Pascual del Pobil, President and Sports Director of CTAF, leading the group.

Then, on the 16th and 17th, the National Center will host a dozen golfers, all recently arrived from the United States. They are Paula Francisco from Madrid, Lucía Iraola from Gipuzkoa, Adriana García, Daniela Campillo, Anna Cañadó, and Nagore Martínez from Barcelona, Cloe Amión and Balma Dávalos from Valencia, and Rocío Tejedo from Castellón. Paula Martín, Andrea Revuelta, Cayetana Fernández, Noa Terroba, and Lucía Valderrama are unable to attend.

In this case, the technical team is joined by Sergio de Céspedes, Jorge Parada, Sofía Marcos, and Irene Rollán, as well as the renowned traumatologist Javier Cerrato. At this meeting, the players will undergo the relevant follow-up tests in all aspects; the RFEG technical staff will address any doubts or difficulties they may have faced in these first months of the season.

Miami hosted another year of training camp with the 'Americans'‘

Once again, in mid-November, the RFEG's Men's and Women's Amateur Technical Committees held a training camp in Miami, Florida, USA, to monitor players pursuing their athletic and academic careers in the United States. The objective was to prepare for the challenges of the 2026 season.

The Trump National Doral Golf Club and Miami Lakes Golf Club courses were the setting for three days of work (November 14, 15 and 16) for which seven boys and seven girls were summoned.

The golfers selected were Paula Francisco (Florida), Rocío Tejedo (LSU), Balma Dávalos (Auburn), Anna Cañadó (Duke), Daniela Campillo (Louisiana Monroe), and Lucía Iraola (LSU). Carolina López-Chacarra joined this group as a guest following her recent turn to the professional ranks.

Download the photos of the gatherings below, in Related Content.