Ryder Cup tee times in Madrid, Rahm gets his wish

The tee times have been announced for the 2025 edition of the Open de España presented by Madrid. We can expect fireworks from the early hours of 9 October, and the thrills will continue throughout both Thursday and Friday at Club de Campo Villa de Madrid. As has become tradition at the tournament, with the
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Sergio Garcia: “Playing in Spain is special and the atmosphere in Madrid is spectacular”

The build-up for the Open de España presented by Madrid always throws up some interesting insights as it provides an opportunity to get the first impressions of the players who will be teeing it up from Thursday to Sunday at Club de Campo. The 2025 edition of the event is a special one because of
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Rahm’s vision: “Hopefully we’ll have a new generation of players because they came to watch me play”

Legacy. Commitment. Duty. Responsibility. Some of the key words at Plaza de Cibeles on Tuesday morning in Madrid when Jon Rahm took the microphone during the presentation of the Open de España presented by Madrid and began to imagine the future. Rahm’s immediate focus is this week, when he and the rest of the stars will tee it up for
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Rahm and Hidalgo, a contrast that enhances Spanish golf

This morning’s meeting between Spain’s finest golfer and the defending champion of the Open de España was a special occasion. Jon Rahm and Ángel Hidalgo officially launched a new edition of the country’s most prestigious tournament, bringing excitement and anticipation to their home fans. At the tournament’s official presentation, held outside the magnificent City Hall,
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Sergio Garcia, leaving no stone unturned for his homecoming

Golf is in the air at Club de Campo. The first signs of life appeared on the course on Monday at a mouth-watering edition of the Open de España presented by Madrid as a few of the biggest names took their chance to inspect the Javier Arana layout. Sergio Garcia was one of the first
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The return of the prodigal son: Sergio Garcia is back in Madrid

The magic of Sergio Garcia, one of the best golfers in Spain’s history, is back. With 16 wins on the DP World Tour, 11 titles on the PGA Tour and an unforgettable US Masters title in 2017, the Spaniard will once again perform in front of his adoring home fans, in what promises to be
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Sergio Garcia adds his name to a spectacular Open de España presented by Madrid

Sergio Garcia has confirmed he will be contributing to the spectacle at the Open de España presented by Madrid, which takes place at Club de Campo Villa de Madrid for the sixth consecutive year, from 9 to 12 October. The addition of the Castellon native, one of the best players in the game for over
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Sergio García takes confidence from Madrid

On the fourth and final day of the Open de España, Sergio García finally found some form with his putter. He reached his final score of -12 (-6 on Sunday) to finish tied 7th with his best round by far this week; 4 fewer than the 69s he produced on the previous 3 days. With an eagle and 6
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Jon Rahm grows his legend with a win at the Open de España

Jon Rahm is a player who knows how to win in style, as he has just proven at by claiming the Open de España for the second year on the trot by five shots over the runner-up, Rafael Cabrera-Bello, and with a final score of 22 under par. All of the aforementioned feats are achievements
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Sergio García left too many shots out there

Sergio García’s third round was identical to two that preceded it; the Spaniard carded another 2 under par 69 that leaves him too far from the leaders with just one round left to play. Once again, he seems to be playing much better than his scores would suggest, and the player from Castellon felt like
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