22/10/2024

The Legends Tour will feature two tournaments in Spain in 2025

Marbella Legends, at Aloha, will open the calendar in February and the European Legends Cup will be played in September

The Legends Tour has announced a calendar for 2025 with 16 tournaments and over €20 million in prizes, which…

The Legends Tour has announced a calendar for 2025 with 16 tournaments and more than 20 million euros in prizes, representing an increase from 16% and support for golfers who made history, whose feats are a reference for today's best players. 

 

Players of the caliber of Miguel Ángel Jiménez, José María Olazábal, Paul Lawrie, Michael Campbell, Joakim Haeggman, Thomas Levet are some of those who regularly compete in the Legends Tour.

 

Aloha Golf will host the Marbella Legends, which will open the 2025 Legends Tour season from February 14th to 16th. The stunning course designed by Javier Arana, which has hosted some of the best tournaments in Spain, such as the Andalusian Open won by Lee Westwood and the Spanish Women's Open, reopens its doors to professional golf and will be the first tournament of the season. Both Miguel Ángel Jiménez and José María Olazábal have confirmed their participation at Aloha, which will also be celebrating its 50th anniversary.

 

The European Legends Cup will be held from September 19th to 21st in Spain.

 

After starting in Marbella, the Legends Tour will visit Vietnam, Zambia, Barbados, Ireland, the United States, Italy, Northern Ireland, France, Italy, Mexico, and India.  

 

The Legends Experience will offer a unique opportunity to amateur golfers who will be able to play from the tee with their idols, share 3 days of play, the players' lounge, practice with them on the driving range and enjoy an unforgettable experience alongside the professionals.    

 

The story of the best players who now compete in the Legends Tour, with Spain, continues with JGolf, promoters and organizers of both tournaments together with the Legends Tour and European Tour Group.

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