Spanish International Ladies Amateur Championship
Tournament information
Location Spain
Course(s)Sotogrande
Organised byRoyal Spanish Golf Federation
FormatMatch play
Month playedMarch
Current champion
Sweden Nora Sundberg

The Spanish International Ladies Amateur Championship (Copa S.M. la Reina) is an annual amateur golf tournament in Spain for women.[1]

It is an "A" rated tournament in the World Amateur Golf Ranking and a qualifying event for the European teams in the Junior Ryder Cup[2] and Junior Solheim Cup.[3]

The tournament begins with 36 holes of stroke play, were the best placed players qualify for a following match play competition. In 2020, the 32 best players qualified for the match-play.[4]

Every year the tournament has taken place, the Spanish International Amateur Championship for men has also been played, until 1985 on the same course as the ladies' tournament.

Winners

Year Venue Champion Score Runner-up Ref
2023 La Reserva, Sotogrande Sweden Nora Sundberg 2 & 1 Belgium Savannah de Bock [5]
2022 RCG Pineda Spain Cayetana Fernández García-Poggio 1 up Germany Charlotte Back
2021 Real Club de Golf de Sevilla Spain Carla Bernat Escuder 2 & 1 Spain Julia Lopez Ramirez
2020 RCG Tenerife France Lilas Pinther 22 holes Spain Cayetana Fernández García-Poggio [6]
2019 El Zaudin, Sevilla France Candice Mahé 21 holes Italy Alessia Nobilio [7]
2018 Montecastillo Barceló, Cádiz Sweden Frida Kinhult 1 up Spain Natalia Aseguinolaza Martin [8]
2017 Sherry Golf, Jerez Sweden Frida Kinhult 19 holes Italy Alessia Nobilio [9]
2016 Club de Golf Escorpion Spain Marta Perez Sanmartin 1 up France Chloé Salort [10]
2015 Pineda de Sevilla Germany Olivia Cowan 2 & 1 Sweden Linnea Ström [11]
2014 El Saler Sweden Linnea Ström 2 & 1 England Annabel Dimmock [12]
2013 Pula Golf Denmark Emily Kristine Pedersen 3 & 2 Sweden Linnea Ström [13]
2012 El Valle Germany Karolin Lampert 4 & 3 Netherlands Ileen Domela Nieuwenhuis [14]
2011 Sherry Golf Jerez Republic of Ireland Lisa Maguire 1 up France Émilie Alonso [15]
2010 Platja de Pals Spain Nerea Salaverría 1 up Sweden Emma Nilsson [16]
2009 Las Palmas France Lucie André 5 & 4 France Rosanna Crepiat
2008 La Reserva Germany Caroline Masson 2 & 1 Spain Adriana Zwanck
2007 Sherry Golf Germany Katharina Schallenberg 3 & 2 Germany Nicole Roessler
2006 Isla Canela Spain Carlota Ciganda 19 holes Sweden Caroline Hedwall
2005 Costa Ballena Spain Carlota Ciganda 1 up Spain Azahara Muñoz
2004 El Bosque Spain Beatriz Recari 4/3 Spain Carlota Ciganda
2003 El Saler Spain Adriana Zwanck 20 holes Germany Denise Simon
2002 Montecastillo Germany Martina Eberl 3 & 2 England Rebecca Hudson
2001 Sevilla Switzerland Niloufar Azam 1 stroke England Rebecca Hudson
2000 Pals England Rebecca Hudson 3 & 1 Spain Tania Elósegui
1999 Pineda France Stéphanie Arricau 2 up England Rebecca Hudson
1998 El Bosque England Fiona Brown 5 & 3 Germany Martina Eberl
1997 Zaudín France Karine Icher 3 & 2 France Maitena Alsuguren
1996 Villamartín England Julie Hall 5 & 3 Sweden Maria Hjorth
1995 Las Brisas Sweden Maria Hjorth 6 & 5 Spain Ana Belén Sánchez
1994 Empordá Sweden Anna-Carin Jonasson 20 holes France Stephanie Dallongeville
1993 San Roque Scotland Catriona Lambert 1 stroke Scotland Janice Moodie
1992 El Saler England Julie Hall 5 & 3 Italy Silvia Cavalleri
1991 Sotogrande Italy Caterina Quintarelli 4 & 3 Spain Laura Navarro
1990 El Bosque France Delphine Bourson 4 & 3 Spain Amaya Arruti
1989 Los Naranjos Italy Isabella Calogero 21 holes Spain Macarena Campomanes
1988 Pals Spain Mary Carmen Navarro 3 & 2 France Valérie Michaud
1987 Las Brisas Republic of Ireland Claire Hourihane 3 & 2 Spain Xonia Wunsch-Ruiz
1986 Aloha Switzerland Regine Lautens 7 & 5 Germany Martina Koch
1985 Las Brisas France Karine Espinasse 11 & 9 Italy Marina Buscaini
1984 El Prat Spain Mary Carmen Navarro 1 up Scotland Gillian Stewart
1983 Sotogrande France Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 1 up England Claire Waite
1982 Santa Ponsa France Cécilia Mourgue d'Algue 6 & 5 Wales Vicki Thomas
1981 Torrequebrada Spain Cristina Marsans 2 up Spain Condesa de Albox
1980 El Saler France Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 6 & 5 France Martine Crochet
1979 Sotogrande Spain Cristina Marsans 2 up Spain Condesa de Albox
1978 El Prat France Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 4 & 2 France U. Cocquet
1977 Sotogrande Spain Cristina Marsans 1 up France Anne-Marie Palli
1976 Aloha France Catherine Lacoste 3 & 2 France Odile Garaïalde
1975 Las Brisas France Nathalie Jeanson 4 & 3 France Martine Giraud
1974 Atalaya France Anne-Marie Palli 4 & 3 Spain Carmen Maestre
1973 Sotogrande England Michele Walker 3 & 2 Spain Cristina Marsans
1972 Málaga France Catherine Lacoste 9 & 8 France Odile Garaïalde
1971 Pedreña Spain Vicky Pertierra 3 & 2 Spain Condesa de Albox
1970 Pals Spain Elena Corominas 2 & 1 France P.S. de Rottier
1969 Club de Campo France Catherine Lacoste 10 & 9 Spain Marquesa de Villa Alegre
1968 Río Real England A. Higgotte 6 & 5 Sra. de Tullis
1967 Neguri Spain Marta Balet 4 & 3 Spain Sra. de Aspiazu
1966 El Prat Spain Marta Balet 2 & 1 María Elena Corachán de Gibernau
1965 Puerta de Hierro Spain Cristina Marsans 3 & 2 Isabel Gómez Acebo
1964 Club de Campo Sra. de Lepori Spain Emma Villacieros de García-Ogara
1963 El Prat Spain Ana María Marfull 4 & 3 Spain Mercedes Etchart de Ártiach
1962 Puerta de Hierro Spain Mercedes Etchart de Ártiach 5 & 4 Spain Ana María Marfull [17]
1961 Club de Campo Belgium Louise Van den Berghe Spain Ana María Marfull
1960 El Prat France Martine Gajan Spain Duquesa del Arco
1959 Puerta de Hierro Mexico Sandra Clifford Fullmer Spain Rosa Culto de Serra
1958 Club de Campo Spain Sofía Pérez de Tordesillas 1 up Spain Valvanuz Pérez de Tordesillas [18]
1957 El Prat María Elena Corachán de Gibernau Belgium Mme. Moerman
1956 Puerta de Hierro Italy Rosanna Bérgamo 11 & 9 Spain Condesa de Puerto Hermoso [19]
1955 No tournament
1954 Puerta de Hierro Spain Elvira Larrazábal 2 up Italy Vanda Rosa [20]
1953 Puerta de Hierro Spain Elvira Larrazábal Spain Mercedes Etchart de Ártiach
1952 Puerta de Hierro Italy Isa Goldschmid-Bevione Spain Nuria Soler de Fdez. Villaverde
1951 Puerta de Hierro France Lally Vagliano Segard Spain Nuria Soler de Fdez. Villaverde
1950 Puerta de Hierro Spain Marquesa de Movellán Spain Marquesa de Sobroso
1949 No tournament
1948 Puerta de Hierro Spain Marquesa de Sobroso Spain María Tordesillas
1947 Pedreña Spain Marquesa de Sobroso Spain Nuria Soler de Fdez. Villaverde
1946 Puerta de Hierro Spain Marquesa de Sobroso Spain María Tordesillas
1945 San Cugat Dona Concha Rouet
1944 Puerta de Hierro Spain Ana Maria Perogordo Penaske de Ugarte Spain Rosario Churruca
1943 Pedreña Spain Ana Maria Perogordo Penaske de Ugarte Spain Marquesa de Sabroso
1942 Puerta de Hierro Spain Ana Maria Perogordo Penaske de Ugarte Spain Amalia López Dóriga
1941 Pedreña Spain Ana Maria Perogordo Penaske de Ugarte Spain Amalia López Dóriga
1936–40 No tournament
1935 Puerta de Hierro Sra. de Gandarias
1934 Puerta de Hierro Sra. de Gandarias
1933 Puerta de Hierro Sra. de Gandarias
1932 Puerta de Hierro Sra. de Gandarias
1931 Puerta de Hierro Duquesa de Lecera
1930 Puerta de Hierro Spain Teresa Arteche
1929 Puerta de Hierro Spain Pilar Lezama Leguizamón
1928 Puerta de Hierro Spain Amalia López Dóriga
1927 Puerta de Hierro Spain Amalia López Dóriga
1926 Puerta de Hierro Eielen Cowirick
1925 Puerta de Hierro Eileen Cowirick
1924 Puerta de Hierro Mme. De Zia Bey
1923 Puerta de Hierro Spain Amalia López Dóriga
1922 Puerta de Hierro Condesa de Torre Hermosa
1921 Puerta de Hierro Condesa de Torre Hermosa
1920 Puerta de Hierro Marquesa de Villaviciosa
1919 Puerta de Hierro Mrs. Buring
1918 Puerta de Hierro Mrs. Buring
1917 Puerta de Hierro Marquesa de Villaviciosa
1916 Puerta de Hierro Marquesa de Almohacid
1915 Puerta de Hierro Mme. De Viegue
1914 No tournament
1913 Madrid Polo Golf Elena de Potestad
1912 Madrid Polo Golf Elena de Potestad
1911 Madrid Polo Golf Elena de Potestad

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