The RFEG Women's Amateur Technical Committee will have five Spanish players from the United States – where they are enrolled in their respective universities – in its traditional end-of-year training camp, which this time will take place from December 19 to 21 at the La Reserva de Sotogrande and Valderrama golf courses in Cádiz.

A total of ten regular members of the National Teams will attend the training camp, led by the current European champion, Carlota Ciganda from Navarre, who is finalizing her move to Arizona State University in January. The player from Ulzama will join the group of Spanish players already competing in the American College Basketball Association (NCAA) circuit in Cádiz: María Hernández, also from Navarre; Teresa Puga from A Coruña; Marta Silva from Santiago de Compostela; Belén Mozo from Cádiz; and Azahara Muñoz from Málaga, runner-up in the last NCAA tournament.

This sextet will be joined by four other golfers who have developed this final part of the 2008 season in Spain: Inés Díaz Negrete from Asturias, Mireia Prat from Barcelona, Ane Urchegui from Gipuzkoa's National School, and Adriana Zwanck from Madrid, whose American journey ended in the middle of this year.

The ten players called up will be under the orders of the Committee's representatives, Macarena Campomanes and Mabel Pascual del Póbil, and the coaches of the same Pepe Gallardo and Marcelo Prieto, who have established a work plan that includes the review of the different facets of the game.

This past weekend, three other players, Lourdes López Caballo from Cádiz, Nerea Salaverría from San Sebastián and Cristina Turégano from Extremadura, went to the National Golf Center to face the penultimate women's training camp of the year, in which they prepared for the imminent commitments of 2009.