Spain's Ha Rang Lee, who finished third, was the highest-ranked Spanish representative in the Chiberta Grand Prix held in Anglet, France, near Biarritz.

Ha Rang Lee, winner of the 2009 edition of this tournament in its female category, accumulated 284 strokes over the four days of competition, only four more than the Swede Mariane Anserson, very consistent and brilliant throughout this Grand Prix of Chiberta (70+72+68+70).

The Cantabrian golfer, for her part, twice lowered the par of the course, specifically in the first two rounds, she did so in the third and signed 73 in the last round, outstanding partial results that led her to join Mariane Anderson and the Frenchwoman Joanna Klaten on the podium, second classified with 283 strokes.

Andrea Vilarasau, who finished seventh, also secured a place within the select Top 10, while Natalia Escuriola, Ainhoa Olarra, Celia Barquín and Laura Gómez concentrated in the ranking between positions 14 and 17.

The result of the Spanish representation in the men's category of this Chiberta Grand Prix was more discreet, won on this occasion by the Frenchman Arnaud Abbas (66+68+70+69 for a total of 273 strokes).

Alberto Fernández, in 26th place with 285 strokes, and Óscar Ochotorena, in 28th place with 286, were the most inspired Spaniards in this tournament.