. Catriona Matthew, captain of the European team that won the Solheim Cup, was also present at Terramar Golf Club.

. England's Florentyna Parker, the best in 2017 after overcoming Anna Nordqvist and Carlota Ciganda in an intense playoff, is once again in contention for the title.

. Trish Johnson and Beth Allen, two great legends of world golf, are part of a prominent group of foreign golfers that also includes promising young players.

The Estrella Damm Mediterranean Ladies Open, held at the Terramar Golf Club between September 26 and 29, will feature a varied cocktail of attractions related to the outstanding participation of foreign golfers, who will provide a counterpoint to a group of Spanish women led by Carlota Ciganda and Beatriz Recari.

Special mention goes to the player who has a chance of winning the Estrella Damm trophy for the second time, England's Florentyna Parker, who already lifted it in the 2017 edition, when she offered a truly heroic resistance to reach the top, no less than four playoff holes against Sweden's Anna Nordqvist in a dramatic playoff in which Spain's Carlota Ciganda also participated, being knocked out of the fight on the first hole.

The focus is also on the presence of the Scottish Catriona Matthew, who, in addition to being a top-level player, has recently had a successful experience as captain of the European team that beat the American team in the recent Solheim Cup, where Carlota Ciganda, also present in Terramar, participated.

The Estrella Damm Mediterranean Ladies Open will also feature two great legends of women's golf worldwide, England's Trish Johnson and the United States' Beth Allen, with countless important victories behind them, forming two highly prestigious sporting résumés, which constitutes an additional incentive to come and witness the tournament.

On the other hand, ten other foreign players besides the aforementioned Florentyna Parker come to the famous Sitges course with proven victories on the Ladies European Tour, a winning experience that will undoubtedly increase the spectacle throughout the four days of competition.

The English players Annabel Dimmock and Meghan MacLaren, the French players Astrid Vayson De Pradenne and Camille Chevalier, the Indian players Diksha Dagar and Aditi Ashok, the Scottish player Carly Booth, the Norwegian player Marianne Skarpnord, the Welsh player Becky Morgan and the Swedish player Jenny Haglund already know what it is like to triumph in a LET tournament and therefore form an interesting and broad group of golfers to follow, backed by the quality of their game.

TV entry and broadcast

Entry to witness the Estrella Damm Mediterranean Ladies Open will be free -right of admission reserved- during the competition days and the event will be broadcast by TV3, Andalucía TV, Movistar Golf, Teledeporte and LaLigaSportsTV for all those who cannot travel to the Terramar Golf Club.

About the Estrella Damm Mediterranean Ladies Open

The Estrella Damm Mediterranean Ladies Open, now in its third edition, is a professional women's golf tournament on the European Tour. It will be held from September 26-29 at the Terramar Golf Club in Sitges (Barcelona), where the best female golfers in Europe will compete. At the conclusion of the final round on Sunday, September 29, the Estrella Damm Trophy will be awarded to the winner. The Estrella Damm Mediterranean Ladies Open is the second European Tour event to be held in Spain in 2019.

SOURCE: Tournament Organization