A dozen players have participated this weekend at the facilities of the Centre of Excellence and the National Golf Centre, in the second concentration of the working group of the Female Amateur Technical Committee (CTAF) of the RFEG in the current season.

The golfers called up were Nagore Martínez, Carlota Carmona, Carolina Pérez-Tasso, and Daniela Montolio from Catalonia; Alba González Fernández from Galicia; Amanda Revuelta, María Velilla, and Elena Juanas from Madrid; and Martina Navarro and Patricia Bañón from Valencia. Julia Gelma, who was also invited, was unable to attend the meeting.

The golfers have been training under the guidance of golf coaches Marcelo Prieto, Álvaro Salto, and Marta Prieto, physical trainer Francisco Fernández, mental coach Óscar del Río, CTAF Sports Director Mabel Pascual del Pobil, and CTAF board members Adriana Zwanck and Alejandra Vilariño. This Sunday, they received a visit from the President of the RFEG, Juan Guerrero-Burgos, who spent part of the day with them.

Among the objectives set, and achieved, in this concentration are those of continuing to develop skills in the field (uneven terrain, trajectory, wedge matrix), reinforcing training routines related to high performance, developing strategies from the tee or working on decision-making.

All of this is in preparation for the exciting challenges ahead. It's worth noting that one of the players mentioned, Nagore Martínez, recently won the Copa de SM La Reina (Queen's Cup). The Barcelona native also contributed to Spain's victory in the RCG Sotogrande Cup alongside Amanda Revuelta and Lucía Iraola.

Guadalhorce, starting point of the season

The Real Club de Golf Guadalhorce (Málaga) hosted the first meeting of this working group in 2025 in mid-January. Seven golfers attended: Alba González, Elena Juanas, Carolina Pérez-Tasso, Carlota Carmona, Julia Gelma, María Velilla and Patricia Bañón.