The RFEG Women's Amateur Technical Committee has called up eight players to participate in a training camp this weekend, March 24th and 25th, in Talayuela (Cáceres) to work on both field strategy aspects and other technical and physical aspects.

The Extremadura golf course, whose management and improvement work is being carried out by the Green Section Committee of the RFEG, will be the setting for a new event in which the Navarrese Carlota Ciganda, the Cadiz native Mayte Vizcarrondo, the Madrid natives Patricia Sanz and Patricia Queipo de Llano and the Barcelona natives Claudia Cebrián, Inés Tusquets, Beatriz Serra and Mireia Prat will take part.

All of them will be available to the RFEG coaches Marta Figueras-Dotti and José Gallardo, and the physical trainer Francisco Fernández. The players will focus particularly on field strategy, as well as reviewing technical and physical concepts.

This gathering, which will also be attended by the President of the Women's Amateur Technical Committee, Macarena Campomanes, in her capacity as head of the committee, takes place just two weeks before the prestigious French Junior Women's International Championship, in which Carlota Ciganda –the current champion–, Patricia Queipo de Llano, Mireia Prat, Inés Tusquets and Claudia Cebrián, among other Spanish golfers, are scheduled to attend.