A special connection, years of waiting and an epic finale: Forrest conquers Madrid
Grant Forrest has conquered Madrid with resilience, character and a special connection with a tournament that had been awaiting his breakthrough for years. The Scot has been crowned champion of the 2026 Open de España presented by Madrid after a nerve-wracking final day on which he weathered four bogeys and held on until the very
Åberg dazzles on his debut, Lowry revels in Madrid, Penge turns on the style
Ludvig Åberg, Shane Lowry and Marco Penge have each rounded off their respective Opens de España with under-par final rounds and top-20 finishes, providing three standout stories after a gruelling week at Real Club de Campo. The Swede finished 7th on -10 after a spectacular round of 66 (-5), whilst Lowry climbed to joint 13th on -8 and Penge
An Open de España with no clear favourite: tee times and key matches in a thrilling finale
The Open de España presented by Madrid heads into its final day with everything still to play for. Joe Dean and Grant Forrest share the lead on -13 and will tee off in the final group at 13:00 alongside Victor Pérez, who is just one stroke behind them. Joel Girrbach and Jacob Skov Olesen are one shot
From Madrid to Magnolia Lane; a life-changing victory
Grant Forrest will compete in his first Masters and return to The Open, at St Andrews, no less, nine years after his last appearance. Moreover, the Scot has jumped more than 130 places in the world rankings and is now firmly in the running for a PGA Tour card. There are few things a golfer
Grant Forrest succeeds Colin Montgomerie 32 years on
The Scot has become the fifth player from his country to win the Open de España presented by Madrid. Three of those five victories came at Real Club de Campo Villa de Madrid There is something about Real Club de Campo Villa de Madrid that the Scots seem to particularly enjoy. Grant Forrest proved it
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