The National Golf Centre (Madrid) is hosting the first training camp of the Women's Working Group of the Junior Technical Committee this weekend, November 21-23. Thirteen golfers are participating in the event, which is designed to gather data and begin preparing for the challenges of the 2026 season.

The golfers mentioned are Luna Isabella Valencia from Murcia, Ioana García from Aragon, Ángela Revuelta, Alejandra Hernández, Icíar Rodríguez, Daniela Lozano, Paula Puerta and Rut Diaz from Madrid, Sofía Gamilla, Cornelia Bermudo and Chanya Huaysan from Andalusia, Elena Isorna from Galicia and Valentina Corretja from Catalonia.

They are all under the orders of the coaches Kiko Luna, Felipe Rodríguez, Toni Planells, Borja Nieto and Paola Etchart, the physical trainer Francis Iguacel and the sports psychologist Óscar del Río.

This meeting combines the collection of technical, physical, and psychological data with on-field activities. The RFEG's Center of Excellence, located at the National Golf Center and equipped with state-of-the-art technology for golf player development, once again serves as the operations center.

The boys got going earlier

The same Madrid route hosted two men's training camps with the same objective: to gather more data and begin planning for the upcoming season. Those called up were Mario Enguita, Bruno Lázaro, and Nicolás González from Zaragoza; Manuel Martín from Almería; Martín Cervera and Pedro Tineo from Cádiz; Jorge de la Riva from A Coruña; Oliver de Wint from Málaga; Álvaro González from Barcelona; Julen Ortiz from Gipuzkoa; Graciliano Ballesteros from Valencia; Sergio Vargas from Madrid; and Enzo Jiménez from Soria.