. The second program of the season will first air on Wednesday, February 19th at 13:00, and can be viewed at any time through the websites of Teledeporte, RFEG and Holagolf.
The Royal Spanish Golf Federation, together with the Autonomous Federations and the support of the Higher Sports Council through its Women and Sport program, promotes the television program HOLAGOLF, a fifteen-minute magazine that is broadcast weekly on Teledeporte.
The aim of this program is to introduce golf to those unfamiliar with it by highlighting its many benefits, such as health, nature, and physical activity. Additionally, leading figures in the sport collaborate to dispel the prejudices that have historically been associated with this recreational and athletic activity.
This second episode of the season premieres on Wednesday, February 19th at 1:00 PM. Presented by journalist Miguel Ángel Barbero and professional golfer Patricia Lobato, it is produced by La Moviola.
This week, the spotlight is on the professional world. First, with Sergio García, who in an exclusive interview analyzes what 2020 will be like, a year in which he has already entered his forties.
Secondly, the Pro Spain Team program was presented, featuring a group of 23 young people who continue to bring success to Spanish sport on various circuits. Finally, an interesting report demonstrates that golf is the most charitable sport: in the history of the PGA Tour, more than $3 billion has been raised for charity.
Apart from the competition, the magazine has regular sections on health (this week hosted by Dr. Alfonso del Corral); technology (with the new section on basic concepts by Patricia Lobato) and "Hugolf's Word", where journalist Hugo Costa tells the story of Rubén Torrejón, a disabled young man who works fully integrated at Palomarejos Golf.
In addition to the weekly premieres, all HOLAGOLF programs are regularly rebroadcast on Teledeporte and are also available for online viewing at http://www.rtve.es/alacarta/videos/holagolf/, www.holagolf.es and www.rfegolf.es.
