Nine players from the Spain Future Women's Working Group are working this weekend at the Centre of Excellence and the National Golf Centre, both in Madrid, to continue preparing for the demanding challenges presented by the calendar in the coming months.

The golfers mentioned are Blanca Gómez-Balboa, Elena Juanas, Liz Hao and Marta Muñoz from Madrid, Carlota Carmona and Daniela Montolio from Catalonia, Carlota López and Martina Navarro from Valencia, and Cristina García from Castile and León, who are under the orders of golf coaches Marcelo Prieto, Sergio de Céspedes and Marta Prieto, physical trainer Francisco Fernández and the Sports Director of the Women's Amateur Technical Committee, Mabel Pascual del Pobil.

Three of these girls, Blanca Gómez-Balboa, Elena Juanas and Carlota Carmona, already participated in a follow-up meeting in January.

In this second session, the golfers will work in 75-minute rotations, practicing long game, short game, and special shots, as well as undergoing strength and recovery tests. They will also receive training sessions on Anti-Doping and the Rules of Golf.

The Queen's Cup was prepared in Sotogrande

Also in the first months of the year, a training camp was held in preparation for the Copa de SM La Reina (Queen's Cup). It took place at the tournament venue, La Reserva Club Sotogrande (Cádiz), and Nagore Martínez, Adriana García Terol, Carolina Pérez-Tasso, and Amanda Revuelta participated.

The goal was none other than to prepare in the best possible way for one of the most important tournaments on the 2026 calendar.