2025 European Women's Senior Team Championship (Pula Golf, September 2-6)

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. Macarena Campomanes, María de Orueta, Soledad Fernández de Araoz, María Castillo, Natalia Martínez-Reboredo and Amelia Alonso – all captained by Rocío Ruiz de Velasco – make up the sextet of players who will defend the Spanish colors at Pula Golf

Pula Golf, in the Mallorcan town of Son Servera, which has hosted important professional and amateur tournaments throughout its history, will host the European Senior Women's Team Championship between September 2nd and 6th, a prestigious international event that brings together twenty countries in pursuit of the title, including Spain as the host country.

Germany, Austria, Belgium, Scotland, Slovenia, Estonia, Finland, France, England, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Norway, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, the Czech Republic, Sweden and Switzerland also take part in the competition.

The brilliant performances of the Spanish senior women's team in the last editions of this competition – bronze in 2018, silver in 2019, gold in 2021 and 2023 – and the motivation to improve on the sixth place obtained in 2024 constitute another important reference for a balanced team that integrates players with an outstanding sporting curriculum in this age category.

In the Spanish ranks, ready to do their best, are Macarena Campomanes, María de Orueta, Soledad Fernández de Araoz, María Castillo, Natalia Martínez-Reboredo and Amelia Alonso, all of them captained by Rocío Ruiz de Velasco.

Facing them are teams with more than enough quality to aspire to the top spot in the standings, such as France, who are defending their title with a squad that includes five of the six members who won in 2024.

Germany, with a team made up of four of the members who won in 2022, is always a rival to be reckoned with based on the results obtained in the last editions.

Switzerland, a finalist a year ago, and England, who finished third a year ago, are also among the contenders for the final victory.

Spain, reaching the podium thirteen times

The Spanish team has won this competition twice. The first time was in 1996, the year the Spanish women secured their first victory with Marta Balet, Isabel Lorenzana, Vicky Pertierra, Emma Villacieros, Josefina González Allende, and Asunción Azpilicueta.

The Spanish team has also won this competition on two other occasions, these much closer in time, in the 2021 edition thanks to the joint contribution of Macarena Campomanes, Soledad Fernández de Araoz, Xonia Wünsch, María de Orueta, María Castillo and Natalia Martínez-Reboredo, with the captaincy of Rocío Ruiz de Velasco.

They all repeated their triumph in 2023, with Mónica Jessen replacing Xonia Wünsch.

Furthermore, Spain has finished second five times (1991, 1999, 2008, 2011 and 2019) and third on another five occasions (1989, 1994, 2004, 2006 and 2018). Thirteen times on the podium so far.

France, with six wins (2006, 2007, 2011, 2015, 2017 and 2024), Germany (2009, 2018 and 2022), England (2014 and 2019), Ireland (2013 and 2016), Italy (2012), Scotland (2010) and Sweden (2008) complete the overall list of winners of this tournament since the European Golf Federation took over its organization directly in 2006.

Two rounds of stroke play before the title playoffs

The competition is divided into two phases: a first Stroke Play, in which you have to qualify among the top eight to access the match bracket with a chance of winning, and a second Match Play in which you have to overcome three rounds of eliminations to obtain the coveted title.