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Tenerife Women’s Open returns to the spectacular Abama Golf

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This week, from June 5–8, Tenerife becomes the heart of elite women’s golf as the Tenerife Women’s Open returns to the spectacular Abama Golf. As part of the Ladies European Tour (LET), the event brings together the finest players on the continent—and a powerful platform to showcase the island’s excellence, sustainability, and commitment to premium tourism.

Backed by Turismo de Tenerife and hosted at the iconic Abama Golf—designed by Dave Thomas and known for its ocean views and strategic layout—the tournament is more than just a sporting event. It’s a bold statement about the island’s future.

Nearly 97% of the water used on Tenerife’s golf courses is either regenerated or desalinated, with no impact on public consumption. Courses like Abama have their own desalination systems and use drought-resistant grass species integrated with cutting-edge irrigation technology. This eco-conscious design reflects a larger vision: positioning Tenerife as a leader in sustainable golf tourism.

As LET CEO Alexandra Armas noted to the press, “It’s a privilege to return to a destination that has done so much to elevate women’s golf.” And with three hours of daily live coverage reaching 144 million households across 87 countries, the world is watching.

Tenerife: A Dream Destination

For golfers, Tenerife isn’t just a tournament stop—it’s a dream destination. With an average golf visitor spending 29% more than the standard tourist, staying longer, and generating over €321 million in 2024 alone, the island’s appeal is clear.

Want to walk the same fairways as Europe’s top women golfers?

Tee Times Golf Holidays offers premium access to Abama Golf and other championship-level courses across the Canary Islands. With tailor-made golf packages, green fees, expert planning, and trusted local partnerships, we help you experience Tenerife at its finest—on and off the course, combining world-class golf with unforgettable landscapes, culture, and service.

Fontanals Golf Club Gears Up to Host the Challenge de España 2025

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Fontanals Golf Club, located in the heart of La Cerdanya, Girona, is ready to host the 26th edition of the Challenge de España.Fontanals Golf Club, located in the heart of La Cerdanya, Girona, is ready to shine on the HotelPlanner Tour. From May 7–11, 2025, this stunning course will host the 26th edition of the Challenge de España. It will be the first time Fontanals welcomes this important event, and preparations are underway to ensure it offers an unforgettable experience for players and spectators alike.

According to Golf Industria, the club has been undergoing an exhaustive preparation process led by head greenkeeper Pere Irla and his team. Upgrades have been focused on fine-tuning every detail of the course to meet the highest professional standards. Bunker drainage systems have been improved, the rough has been strategically refined, and the greens are being carefully maintained to ensure firm, fast conditions — all to guarantee a world-class championship environment.

Challenge de España 2025

The Challenge de España 2025 at Fontanals will be organised by JGolf, with the support of the Federación Española de Golf, the Federación Catalana de Golf, and several key sponsors such as AON, Allianz, Volvo, and Titleist. Thanks to its international broadcast, the tournament will also be an excellent opportunity to showcase Girona’s breathtaking landscapes and reinforce its position as a premier destination for sports tourism.

Fontanals Golf Club is a true hidden gem, offering players a unique combination of natural beauty and challenging play. Nestled between the Pyrenees and lush woodlands, the course provides dramatic views and a tranquil setting, making every round memorable. Whether competing at the highest level or enjoying a relaxed game, golfers can appreciate the careful design and pristine conditions that Fontanals is known for.

At Tee Times Golf Holidays, we offer Fontanals as part of our exclusive portfolio of premier golf destinations for the best Spain Golf Holidays. If you’re looking to experience one of Catalunya’s finest courses — soon to be celebrated on the international stage — now is the perfect time to plan your trip.

Contact us today and make Fontanals part of your next golf adventure!

The Masters and the Spanish Golf Legacy at Augusta

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Few tournaments in the world of golf evoke as much emotion and tradition as The Masters at Augusta National Golf Club. This tournament holds a special place in the Spanish golf legacy because of its prestige and the champions who’ve walked its fairways and donned the iconic Green Jacket.

It all began with Seve Ballesteros, who, in 1980, became the first European ever to win The Masters. Just 23 years old, Seve stunned the American crowd with his bold shot-making and unmatched charisma. He’d go on to win again in 1983, forever linking his name with Augusta’s legacy. His victory opened the gates for a new era of European contenders and a golden chapter for the Spanish golf legacy.

José María Olazábal followed in Seve’s footsteps, winning not once but twice, in 1994 and 1999. Quiet and precise, Olazábal was a master of Augusta’s undulating greens. His 1999 comeback win after a career-threatening injury remains one of the most emotional stories in Masters history. Many recall the embrace between him and his caddie at the 18th—pure magic.

The Unstoppable Spanish Golf Legacy

Then came Sergio García, whose dramatic playoff win in 2017 brought tears to the eyes of golf fans worldwide. After 73 attempts at majors without a win, Sergio broke through at Augusta on what would’ve been Seve’s 60th birthday. The tribute was unspoken but profound. That year, the Green Jacket was more than a trophy; it symbolised perseverance and destiny.

Jon Rahm‘s 2023 win was dominant (the last by a Spaniard) and remains a firm favourite this year. García will join him, still hungry and always dangerous at Augusta, Olazábal, playing both as past champions, and Jose Luis Ballester, who won the last U.S. Amateur.

Augusta is always full of surprises, and Spaniards again take centre stage. The Spanish golf legacy Seve started more than four decades ago is alive and well, and this week, all eyes will be on the azaleas—and García, Olazábal, Rahm and Ballester chasing history.

Photo: Live About.