AUGUSTA NATIONAL WOMEN'S AMATEUR 2025

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Spanish golf returns this week, from April 2nd to 5th, to the prestigious Augusta National Women's Amateur, a tournament held at the Champions Retreat and Augusta National courses in the US state of Georgia, on the eve of The Masters. In such an iconic setting, six players seek to break a new barrier for Spanish golf.

Only 72 golfers are participating in the competition, and among them are these six Spanish women who have earned their places through merit, securing positions at the top of the Ladies World Amateur Golf Ranking. They are Paula Martín (10th), Andrea Revuelta (11th), Carla Bernat (26th), Carolina López-Chacarra (27th), Rocío Tejedo (30th), and Cayetana Fernández (33rd).

All of them are developing their careers in the US Collegiate League, and they are doing so successfully; the 2025 victories alone of Paula Martín—who won the League in 2024 with Stanford—and Carla Bernat are proof of that. It's worth noting that they are participating in this tournament through an invitation granted based on their World Ranking.

The Augusta National Women's Amateur features 72 players competing in the first two rounds at Champions Retreat. A rest day will be held on Friday, April 4th, followed by the final 18 holes, reserved for the thirty golfers who made the cut. This final round will take place at the legendary Augusta National, home of the Masters Tournament.

Cayetana Fernández's fourth place in 2023 as a reference

In the first edition of the tournament, in 2019, the Spanish performance, very notable, was carried out by Ainhoa Olarra from San Sebastián and Marta Pérez from Valencia, who finished in 13th and 21st place, respectively, and who experienced a historic moment given that the third and final round of competition was played at the aforementioned Augusta National, which for the first time opened to a women's competition.

In 2021, Ana Peláez bowed out with a magnificent feeling: she finished twelfth, with the added merit of overcoming a lackluster second day (79). Carolina López-Chacarra herself also took part in the event, failing to make the cut, a situation repeated by Carolina López-Chacarra and Carla Bernat in 2022.

Things went much better for Cayetana Fernández in the 2023 edition, when the Madrid golfer finished in fourth place, the best Spanish performance to date in this tournament. And last year, Carla Bernat, in seventeenth place, was the best Spanish player in an edition that featured a record seven Spanish golfers.