21/10/2025

Balearic Islands wins the Spanish Armed Forces Pitch & Putt Championship.

The Balearic team has defeated the Canary Islands team in the grand final played at Golf Río Cabe

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SPANISH ARMED FORCES PITCH & PUTT CHAMPIONSHIP 2025

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The 2025 Spanish Pitch & Putt Championship of Autonomous Federations, which celebrated its eighteenth edition this weekend at the Golf Río Cabe course in Lugo, crowned the Balearic team after they beat the Canary Islands team in the tournament's grand final.

The Balearic team consisted of Richard Astin, Miquel Deya, who served as captain, José Manuel Pulido and Nicasio Domínguez

In the remaining matches that made up the overall standings of the so-called First Flight, Castile and León secured the bronze medal after defeating the Andalusian team. The Valencian Community team finished fifth after beating Madrid, and Galicia finished seventh by defeating Murcia.

As for the other bracket of the tournament, the so-called Second Flight, the Cantabria team has beaten the Castilla team –

La Mancha has secured ninth position; La Rioja has finished eleventh, overtaking the Principality of Asturias, and Aragon and the Basque Country have finished in 13th and 15th place after their victories against Navarre and Extremadura respectively.

Nails

very “island” ending”

The Balearic and Canary Islands teams met in the tournament final after the Balearic squad successively defeated Madrid (3-0) and Andalusia (2.5-0.5), the defending champions. Meanwhile, the Canary Islands eliminated Murcia and Castile and León, the team with the lowest accumulated handicap, by the same score of 2-1, to reach the final.

Galicia, the best team in the Medal round

The Galician team, with a total of 315 strokes (9 under par), earned top seed status in the qualifying round, where all its members performed at a high level. Castile and León finished in second place with 320, closely followed by the Canary Islands (321) and Madrid (322), highlighting the close competition.

The list of participating teams consisted of Castilla y León (accumulated handicap -3.1), Cantabria (3.3), Canarias (4.1), Galicia (4.3), Madrid (9.0), Andalucía (10.1) -defending title-, Comunidad Valenciana (12.0), Baleares (12.2), La Rioja (13.2), Asturias (16.0), Castilla La Mancha (18.4), Murcia (19.7), Navarra (26.7), Aragón (32.7), País Vasco (50.8) and Extremadura (51.8).

Final Classification

1. Balearic Islands

2. Canary Islands

3. Castile and León

4. Andalusia

5. Valencian Community

6. Madrid

7. Galicia

8. Murcia

9. Cantabria

10. Castilla – La Mancha

11. La Rioja

12. Principality of Asturias

13. Aragon

14. Navarre

15 Basque Country

16. Extremadura

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