The Spanish representation present at the Men's and Women's International Swiss Championship has had a discreet performance, with José Bondía, twenty-second, being the most outstanding golfer from our country in this competition that has taken place at the Sempachersee golf course.

José Bondía accumulated 287 strokes over the four rounds, far behind the 272 of Germany's Moritz Lampert, who was crowned champion in the men's category. Special mention, however, goes to the Spaniard's 68 strokes in his fourth round, the best partial score of all participants, which allowed him to climb several places in the final standings.

In the women's category, none of the Spanish representatives – Carmen Pérez-Narbón from Valencia, Sonia Cólogan from the Canary Islands, and Almudena Blasco, also from Valencia – made the cut after the second round. The victory among the women went to Scotland's Pamela Pretswell, who ultimately finished one stroke ahead of Germany's Thea Hoffmeister and Pia Halbig.

FINAL CLASSIFICATION
Male Category
1.- Moritz Lampert (Germany) 272 (64+66+70+72)
23.- José Bondía (Spain) 287 (73+75+71+68)

Female Category
1.- Pamela Pretswell (Scotland) 284 (78+72+67+67)