SPANISH INTERNATIONAL SENIOR WOMEN'S DOUBLES 2026

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The 2026 Spanish International Women's Senior Doubles and Singles Championships are being held this week, from Tuesday, February 24th to Saturday, February 28th, at Mediterráneo Golf (Borriol, Castellón). The top names in Spanish senior golf are once again present, with Macarena Campomanes, four-time winner of the singles title, leading the field.

The Madrid-born player is participating in both competitions. In the first, which features forty-six pairs, she teams up with Covadonga Basagoiti (cumulative handicap 1.9), a newcomer to the category. Spanish golf also boasts other pairs considered top contenders: from María de Orueta and María Castillo (2), the defending champions, to Mercedes Gómez and Soledad Fernández de Araoz (4.7).

In the case of María de Orueta, her fifth victory is at stake in a competition she has already won alongside Xonia Wunsch (2019 and 2020), Catalina Castillejo (2012) and María Castillo (2025), who had previously won alongside Marta Estany in 2013 and 2014. Thus, many champions in a Doubles event that is always unpredictable.

As a reminder, this Doubles tournament is played over 36 holes in Stroke Play Scratch format. The first day consists of 18 holes in the Best Ball (Fourball) format, and the second day of another 18 holes in the Foursome format.

And then, the Individual

The big week of senior women's golf concludes with the individual tournament, to be held at the Castellón course itself from the 26th to the 28th. There, Macarena Campomanes seeks her fifth title, following her victories in 2015, 2019, 2021, and 2023. María Castillo also knows what it's like to triumph in this event, having won in 2012 and 2014. These achievements, combined with Xonia Wunsch's victory in 2020 and Rocío Ruiz de Velasco's in 2013, inspire optimism.

Among her likely rivals at Infinitum are several champions, including Belgian Sylvie van Molle, winner in 2016, Dutch player Nan Croockewit-Roland (2017), and Irish player Laura Webb, winner in 2021 and 2024, in which she shared the prize with German Franca Fehlauer-Lutter. A total of ninety-four players are participating.

This is the eleventh time the Spanish Women's Senior Individual International Championship has been played over three rounds. Therefore, the Levante course will feature 54 holes of stroke play with a cut at 60th place (and ties) at the end of the second round.