GRAND PRIX DE LANDES 2025

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The Grand Prix de Landes has concluded at the French course of Hossegor with local victories by Louise Depadt and Maxence Mugnier after four days of top-level golf.

As for the Spanish representation, the best position was achieved by Luna Isabella Valencia, finishing in fourth place with a total of 277 strokes (-3), ten more than the winner.

The player from Murcia delivered a great card of 65 strokes (-5) on the last day, thanks to six birdies and only one bogey, which allowed her to recover six places in the classification to finish in that fourth place that leaves her with a very good feeling.

Lucía Valderrama and Amanda Revuelta, the two Spanish players who were best positioned before the final round by sharing sixth place, were unable to maintain that position by handing in cards of 70 strokes, at even par, and 72 strokes (+2) respectively, which led them to finish in eighth and twelfth place.

The other three Spanish women who made it through were Noa Terroba, who recovered one place to also reach twelfth place, Chanya Huaysan, twenty-second, and Daniela Guerrero, twenty-fourth.

Curro Martínez, from less to more

As for the men's category, Curro Martínez, the only Spanish representative, has recorded his best round of the tournament with 69 strokes (-1), which has made him climb fourteen places in the standings and share the thirtieth position.

The Spanish delegation that has traveled to this edition of the Grand Prix de Landes has been made up of a total of thirteen golfers and has had the contribution of the coach Paola Etchart and the member of the Committee Marina Berraondo.

A Spanish record full of victories

This year it wasn't to be, but the history of this competition includes notable successes such as Alba González in 2022, Albert Boneta and Carla Tejedo (2018), Eugenio López-Chacarra (2017), Harang Lee (2015), Juan Sarasti and Silvia Bañón (2013), and Andrea Vilarasau and Ainhoa Olarra (2012), where both earned their first international titles. Furthermore, Marcos Pastor, who finished second in 2011, came close to achieving another Spanish sweep of the titles that year.

Previously, the now professional Azahara Muñoz extended in 2008 two consecutive triumphs of Ane Urchegui and continued the successes achieved in previous years by Carlos Pigem (2009), Carlos Pérez Barberán (2006), Jordi García del Moral (2005), Iñigo Urquizu (2004), Ignacio Sánchez Palencia (2003) and Sergio García (1997).

Final Results

Male Category

1. Maxence Mugnier (FRA) 266 hits

2. Rudy Sautron (FRA) 269 hits

3. Diego Lourenco (FRA) 276 strokes

-. Ewan Le Tennier (FRA) 276 strokes

- Alexis Barnetche (FRA) 276 strokes

Female Category

1. Louise Depadt (FRA) 268 hits

2. Romane Poissonnier (FRA) 274 hits

3. Louise Krawiec (FRA) 275 hits