Nº 277 - SEPTEMBER 2018 - FREE COPY

SENIOR TOUR Jiménez finishes third in Washington

The Malaga golfer maintained his recent good form at the Boeing Classic [P11]

EUROPEAN TOUR Valderrama prepares for the Masters

The San Roque course, scene of many historic duels, is gearing up for the Andalucía Masters [P6] Malaga province steps up the The Costa promotion of its 70 courses and signs deals with Movistar and Audi Huelva, where and nature unite tees off again to organise tournaments [P2&3] This Andalusian province brings together golf, nature, beaches and leisure for an all- round experience [P7]

:: ADOLFO JUAN LUNA 2 ANDALUCÍA September 2018 COSTA DEL GOLF

The Costa del Sol intensifies promotion of its 70 golf courses The area is making a major investment to organise new amateur and professional tournaments and is joining forces with Audi and Movistar for the next four years

ALBERTO rights in the world with all the big GÓMEZ tournaments and tours and its own production content. It is potentially available in hundreds of thousands homes which have access to the package which includes the chan- nel. The format of play, the prizes he Costa del Sol is to be- and Movistar Golf coverage “make come a strategic partner it essential for players and sponsors,” to the Audi Movistar+ Golf says Arturo Bernal. T Tour for the next four The Audi Movistar+ Tour is sup- years. This is one of the region’s ported by three partners: Audi, most important sports investment Movistar and Olagolf. Movistar+ and projects, worth 40,000 euros a year: Audi each used to organise their own in other words, 160,000 euros of tours but with the same audience sponsorship over the four years of in common common. Then in 2013 the contract. Movistar+ joined the Audi golf tour Arturo Bernal, the general direc- together with the Olagolf company, tor of the Turismo Costa del Sol or- which contributed its experience ganisation, says this is an important in organising sports competitions, campaign which aims to promote bring together what were two tours the Costa del Sol “as a benchmark to create the Audi Movistar+ Tour. destination in the golf sector”, be- cause the province, with more than Costa del Sol Cup 70 golf courses, “is the finest desti- For the next four years, the Costa nation for tourists of this type”. del Sol will be a stategic partner on In return, the Tour will be named the tour. This year there will be two ‘Race to Costa del Sol’ and Movistar tournaments in the area as part of Golf will be issuing summaries of the Costa del Sol Cup (the Ryder all the matches on the Tour: inau- Cup-style competition in which the gural tournaments, regular tourna- 12 best Audi golfers play the best ments, the Spanish final and the in- Movistar+ 12); it will take place just ternational final, via 17 different before the Spanish final in Tener- programmes. ife. In 2019, there will be two tour- The agreement also includes the naments on the Costa del Sol as well Costa del Sol being mentioned and as the Spanish final, in the same appearing on golf programmes, and area. In 2020 a tournament will be a special programme dedicated to organised alongside the Costa del the tour and its sponsors. The plan Sol Cup in addition to the Spanish includes an advertising package val- final, also played on some of the ued at 37,600 euros; a guaranteed courses in the area, and in 2021 there representation on 17 special pro- will be two tournaments and the grammes dedicated to the tour; a Spanish final. space within the ‘tour’ classifica- The principal objective of this tion; the initial broadcasting and agreement is to link the Costa del playbacks of each programme up to Sol brand with those of recognised six times; 40 seconds of guaranteed Marbella is one of the towns with the most golf courses, such as Villa Padierna. :: SUR prestige such as Movistar+ and Audi, visibility for the Costa del Sol on but above all “to raise awareness of each broadcast; 150 seconds of ex- the destination among a target audi- posure on every golf course in the This platform, dedicated to in the golf industry are crucial ence of golf lovers, attract more golf- area and promotion for areas of the A MOBILE APP WITH professionals and fans of this in attracting tourists to this ers to the destination, generate a Costa del Sol such as Malaga, Mar- sport, is an “effective tool for sector, this is an attempt to demand for golf in the summer sea- bella, Estepona and Sotogrande up A MILLION GOLFERS the promotion of the Costa del “reach the final consumer di- son through participation in these to four times in the Golf Trips sec- Sol as a benchmark destination rectly”, through a communica- tournaments and communicate the tion, on the ‘Verde, te quiero verde’ in this sector: it is one of the tion strategy directed at active advantages of the Costa del Sol to programme. very best, because it has over professionals. the Spanish market,” say sources at Sources at the Malaga provincial A mobile phone app created for 70 golf courses,” say sources at About 35,000 euros have the provincial government. government say this tour is part of the Turismo Costa del Sol orga- the Malaga provincial go- been invested in creating a At present the Costa del Sol is ex- the Movistar+ plan to promote golf nisation is aiming to promote vernment. platform which offers over pecting a large number of golf fans as a sport of interest and publicise the local golf sector in , Arturo Bernal says this app 40,000 golf courses all over for the tournament which will take its Movistar Golf channel, a TV chan- the USA and Canada. The is a commitment to sectors the world and offers the con- place on 25 and 26 September at Ata- nel designed for golf fans which platform already has a million which help to promote the sumer personalised services laya Golf and Country Resort in broadcasts the principal tourna- registered golfers and the idea area as “the best destination such as finding, organising and Malaga. ments in the world live; four ma- is to expand the possibilities of not only in the summer, but booking golf courses before The Costa del Sol will also be pro- jors, the Ryder Cup, European Tour, this tourist destination by all year round”. travelling, following the play moting its benefits as a winter des- PGA Tour and women’s majors. offering more personalised Although alliances with in- during the round and compa- tination during the fourth quarter The channel broadcasts 24 hours services. termediaries and professionals ring results. of this year, with about 50 activi- a day and has the best broadcasting ties being planned. These are mainly September 2018 ANDALUCÍA 3 COSTA DEL GOLF M

Andalucía designs a plan to attract British and German tourists

The region’s golf facilities will be promoted together with other attractions in campaigns carried out in both countries

The Costa del Sol has 70% of the golf courses in Andalucía. :: SUR :: ALEJANDO DÍAZ Andalucía is to spend 2.2 million euros to attract visitors from the UK and during the rest of this year. The money will be used on 50 campaigns in both countries and on social media, and there will be a focus on new sec- tors such as language tourism and golf tourism. The Junta de Andalucía’s Minis- ter of Tourism, Francisco Javier Fernández, said last month that this campaign aims to reinforce the others which have been carried out during the year. “The emphasis will be on all the things that visitors have yet to see,” he explained, and the campaign will run alongside others which are scheduled in the forthcoming Golf attracts numerous visitors to Andalucía. :: SUR months, including those aimed at visitors from other parts of Spain. there will also be campaigns on the model which has been so suc- “Andalucía can provide anything a television, in the press and special- cessful before, especially on the tourist wants,” he stressed. ist British media. The actions in the Costa del Sol, which is that of lan- La Costa del Sol will ‘partner’ Audi and Movistar. :: SUR To attract visitors from the UK, UK will not take place exclusively guage tourism”, explains Fernán- there will be 26 promotional ac- in London: Andalucía’s cultural dez. Andalucía will also have a pres- IGTM, the Costa del Golf Tourism tions costing 1.66 million euros, tourism is also to be promoted in ence in Berlin and at the German The aim is to raise awarenss ‘pro-am’ and a presence in the final including participation in the Elite Manchester, which is “the desti- travel agents conference. of the destination among of the Golf Tour and the congress in Granada and the Brit- nation with the best air connec- golf fans and attract more Women’s Open. ish Tourism Agency in Seville on 8 tions with Andalucía,” he says. Tour operators There are more than 70 golf October; the idea is that travel One of the objectives of the cam- Figures show that 40 per cent of amateur players to the area courses on the Costa del Sol, which agents come to the region and are paign is to attract young tourists German tourists use tour operator is nearly 70 per cent of all those in direct contact with local profes- to the region, and this will be packages when they travel, so the existing in Andalucía, where the sionals. achieved by a “permanent pres- contracts with TSS Group and Tho- golf sector generates an economic Language tourism will also be ence” on social media in the UK. mas Cook are to be extended, with aimed at all golf sectors, rural tour- impact of 900 million euros a year. promoted in London, with an “im- There will also be conferences for Andalucía being strongly featured ism and MICE (the Meetings, Incen- This is a sector to which Turismo portant participation” in The Lan- tourism intermediaries in the lux- in the Thomas Cook catalogues. tives, Conferences and Exhibitions Costa del Sol is paying special at- guage Show “to make the sport one ury and cultural sectors, organised There will also be adverts on TV, sector). Around a dozen activities tention this year because it is one of the greatest attractions this in collaboration with Tour España, in the digital media and specialist have been planned in the golf sec- of those with the most potential autumn,” says Fernández. He points and advertising on the edges of the magazines, and special campaigns tor, ten as part of MICE, a dozen to attract year-round tourism, and out that 30 per cent of the British tourist areas in London and Man- with SMEs in Frankfurt, Hamburg multi-section activities and the re- a budget of about 700,000 euros market comes to Spain on package chester to reach people in the pe- and Stuttgart, “with a focus on fam- mainder includes cruises, health and has been allocated. The destina- holidays, so the regional tourism ripheral and commercial centres of ily, cultural and senior tourism”. wellness, languages and culture. tion attracts hundreds of thou- authorities plan to renew the agree- the area. In addition there will be a spe- Among the golf elements there sands of tourists every year, and ments with tour operators such as Meanwhile, 25 actions have also cific campaign on social media for will be different matches on the they have greater purchasing Side Tour. been planned in Germany, costing the 19 cities which have direct Corporate Tour, a presence at the power than average. Between now and November 614,000 euros. These will “follow flights to Andalucía. 4 ANDALUCÍA September 2018 COSTA DEL GOLF

Jiménez continues to shine on the seniors tour with third-place finish in Washington

The Malaga golfer remains in fine form after winning the Senior ity Classic at the start of the month. These follow on from his latest ma- Open and the Regions Tradition, his first two majors jor triumph, at the Senior Open Championship at St Andrews in July. Jiménez became the first Span- iard to win the iconic Claret Jug, edging defending champion Bern- ALBERTO hard Langer by one shot on the leg- GÓMEZ endary Old Course, some 34 years after his friend Severiano Balles- teros won his second British Open on the same course. Jiménez recorded a final card of iguel Ángel Jiménez’s 69 (three below par) for a total of superb run on the PGA 276 (-12) to maintain his advantage Tour Champions con- over German, Bernhard Langer, a M tinues. After winning great adversary in his day. his second major on the tour, in This was Jiménez’s second vic- August the Malaga golfer finished tory on the PGA Tour Champions, in third at the Boeing Classic in the seniors tour, following his tri- Washington. ‘El Pisha’ finished the umph in Alabama in May at the Re- third round with a scorecard of 67, gions Tradition. including five birdies, finishing on Despite his incursion onto the 13 under, five off the eventual win- tour for veterans, Jiménez still takes ner, the American Scott Parel. part in ordinary tournaments and A fight for the leadership was saved some of his best play for the never really on the cards on the fi- Dubai Desert Classic. Though he fin- nal day after Parel recorded a 63 dur- ished in 19th place, his first-round ing after a first round which started score of 66 was extraordinary: “I’ve with seven birdies on the first nine been competing very well. I feel at holes and, on the second, after a bo- a high level and I am still hitting gey on the tenth, he secured three long shots as I have been for many more birdies. Three off the cham- years. I haven’t lost any distance and pion in second place came Kevin I still have fight left in me. I am al- Sutherland. ways excited to play in ordinary The golfer from Churriana is in tournaments but of course I am con- fine form and followed this up with centrating on the Champions a fifth-place finish at the Shaw Char- Jiménez hits a shot at the Boeing Classic where he finished third. :: PHIL INGLIS [Tour].”

Carlota Ciganda comes seventh at the Women’s British Open

:: ALEJANDRO DÍAZ MALAGA. Spaniard Carlota Ciganda capped off a good tournament at the recent Women’s British Open at Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club in Lancashire. With a fourth card of 70 (-2), including four bird- ies and two bogeys, Ciganda fin- ished up in seventh place with a to- tal score of 280, nine off eventual winner, Briton , with 271 (-17). The remainder of the Spanish contingent included Azahara Muñoz, who finished in 47th po- sition, on 290, and Nuria Iturrios, :: REUTERS 57th with 294. Hall, who started the fourth SERGIO GARCÍA MAKES RYDER CUP TEAM round one behind then leader Por- Ciganda in action in Lancashire. :: GETTY nanong Phatlum, gained two shots Despite a disappointing year, Spanish golfer Sergio García will on the Thai golfer who eventually 2013, but in the amateur category. Victorian, an ALPG tournament. compete in this year’s Ryder Cup. The 2017 winner of the Masters finished second. Now a professional (she has been With victory, Hall was able to at Augusta received one of four invitations from Team Europe Georgia Hall, born 22 years ago since she was 18), Hall won the Open erase memories of the disappoint- captain Thomas Björn for the competition which gets under way in Bournemouth, curiously, had Generali in Strasbourg in 2014, on ment of her third-place finish in at the end of the month. already won the British Open in the LET Access Series, and the Oates the same competition last year. September 14th to 20th 2018 SUR IN ENGLISH 5 6 ANDALUCÍA September 2018 COSTA DEL GOLF

THE GREATEST BATTLES AT VALDERRAMA

three-stroke advantage with three holes to go. It looked as if nothing could stop his eighth triumph of the season, but he then played a bogey at the 16th and 17th and needed eight strokes to complete the hole. That triple ‘bogey’ in the legendary par five at Valderrama turned the tournament around and placed Miguel Ángel Ji- ménez back in the fight. He took the lead at the 18th tee, with a one-stro- ke advantage. The Malaga player, who had won the Volvo Masters the pre- vious week at Montecastillo, failed at the final hole and the number one  A Scottish play-off. The first major battle at Valderrama was in the world didn’t forgive him in the between Sandy Lyle and Colin Montgomerie in the Volvo Masters in play-off (278 strokes for -6). He pla- 1992. It was Lyle’s last professional victory. :: SUR yed an impeccable stroke and won the tournament with a birdie which left the thousands of watching Spa- nish fans open-mouthed.  The joy of a very young Poulter. A youthful Ian Poulter The play-off between Bernhard celebrating with his daughter, then aged two, after his triumph at Langer and Colin Montgomerie at the the 2004 Volvo Masters Andalucía, when he beat Sergio García in a Volvo Masters in 2002 made history play-off after they both finished at seven strokes below par. :: SUR because the players agreed to share the victory as night fell at Valderra- ma. Langer and Montgomerie ended The the tournament with 281 strokes (- birth of a 3) after presenting cards with 67 and star. Val- 70 strokes respectively, but the play- derrama was off was delayed because a video had almost the to be reviewed to clarify an incident birthplace of involving Montgomerie at the 10th a player who hole. It was thought that he had hit went on to a ball while moving, which would dominate have meant a two-stroke penalty, but world golf. it was finally decided that he hadn’t, Tiger Woods so the tournament should be decided  The 2002 Volvo, a shared victory. The play-off be- achieved with a play-off. tween Bernhard Langer and Colin Montgomerie in the Volvo victory here They both made par at the first ex- Masters in 2002 made history, when the players agreed to share in 1999. :: tra hole and played the second in poor the victory as night fell at Valderrama. :: SUR SUR visibility. The two heavyweights of European golf drew again, so the game continued. Once again at 18th tee, the executive director of the Euro- pean Circuit, Ken Schofield, sugges- ted that they share the prize. After a brief conversation and a handshake, they sealed the deal, which curious- Valderrama warms up for ly was the second of Langer’s career. He had previously shared a victory with Severiano Ballesteros, for simi- lar reasons, in the Lancôme Trophy in 1986, after four holes of the play- the Andalucía Masters off. Rain A year later, in the 2003 Volvo Mas- ters, Swedish player Fredrik Jacob- The golf course in San Roque, which hosts the European Tour son and Carlos Rodiles, from Spain, had the longest and most agonising tournament in October, has witnessed some epic play-offs battle ever seen at Valderrama. They played 28 holes: six from the third day which had been suspended be- cause of the rain, 18 for the fourth and four more during the play-off. greens pose an enormous challenge victory been decided by a play-off. the first hole of the play-off Lyle be- It was an epic fight which ended ALBERTO GÓMEZ for the players, who will also have to The first of these epic situations gan with a perfect drive. Monty tried with disappointment for the Span- deal with the habitual wind in the was between Sandy Lyle and Colin to hit a stroke to the fade with the ish player and fans. area, aware that until the final stroke Montgomerie in the 1992 Volvo Mas- wind blowing from left to right, but The next edition was also decided at the final hole victory is never as- ters. Lyle was in the lead at the start the ball hit a tree and stopped in its in a play-off, between Sergio García sured on this extraordinary course. of the last day, with four advantage tracks. He couldn’t overcome the er- and Ian Poulter (277 strokes for -11). The difficulties of Valderrama, in strokes over ‘Monty’, who forced a ror and ended up with a bogey. It was It appeared that García had victory reparations are well under the municipality of San Roque, have play-off with a card showing 69 Lyle’s last victory on the European in the bag, but he missed two putts way for the Andalucía Mas- made it the scene of some of the most strokes. The Scottish players shared Circuit. for birdies at the 17th and 18th which ters. The tournament will exciting battles in world golf over the the lead until the 14th hole, where Another memorable play-off at would have given him a win. At the P take place from 18 to 21 Oc- years, especially when the road to Lyle three-putted for a bogey. He re- Valderrama was between Miguel Án- first and last holes of the play-off, tober at Valderrama, one of the most glory extended beyond the regula- covered with birdies at the 15th and gel Jiménez and Tiger Woods in the García could only play a bogey. Poul- historic golf courses in Andalucía, tory 72 holes. Only on six occasions, 17th, where a stroke of luck saw his 1999 American Express Cham- ter won on that occasion, but years which hosted the Ryder Cup in 1997. in the 21 tournaments which have ball hit a tree outside the limits and pionship, when the local hero had later the Spanish player took his re- Its narrow fairways, flanked by cork taken place at the Real Club Valder- return to the rough. At the 18th, par- the absolute king of world golf in his venge by winning the Andalucía oak trees, and its small, firm and fast rama, as well as the Ryder Cup, has ity resumed (287 strokes, +3) and at reach. In the final round, Tiger had a Masters in 2011 and 2017. September 2018 ANDALUCÍA 7 COSTA DEL GOLF M

Huelva’s sport and nature facilities make it an ideal golf destination The authorities expect a considerable increase in visitors this year and are promoting the golf courses at international tourism fairs and events

ALEJANDRO DÍAZ

wo years ago marked the centenary of the time when the miners in Riotinto, in T Huelva province, estab- lished the bases for what would be- come the first golf course in Anda- lucía. The Huelva Golf Club was cre- ated at that time on land ceded by the British ‘Minas de Riotinto’ company, and it was close to the Royal Clay Pi- geon Shooting Club in the ‘Recinto Columbiano’, where in August 1968 the Huelva bullring was to open for the first time. That was later demol- ished, and the Real Club Recreativa now stands on the same site. How- Huelva, home to the oldest golf course in the region. :: SUR ever, the sports complex and new golf facilities in Huelva which bears the name Club de Golf Bellavista is con- sidered the oldest golf course in An- dalucía: it was officially inaugurated on 25 October 1976. Today Huelva city and province bear little resemblence to those times. Although the productive and eco- nomic framework has modernised, and so has the infrastructure, it is gen- erally the valuable natural environ- ment which continues to attract thou- sands of tourists every year who come to this area to play golf. This is quality tourism and it has positive results: the Junta de Anda- lucía’s tourism ministry expects there to be a 4.1 per cent rise in overnight stays in the area this month, the sec- ond highest increase in the region af- ter Seville, where a 4.5 per cent rise is forecast. In July, hotel occupancy Bridge over the Guadiana. :: SUR Nature tourism. :: SUR was over 70 per cent, according to fig- ures from the National Institute of gically situated on the fairways to the Sierra de Huelva mountains, has province and Andalucía, which is be- Statistics, and there was a notable re- make the game more difficult. The province has become a a fantastic view of the same and of side the mouth of the Guadiana river covery in the number of Spanish tour- The variety of tees and the gener- favourite among visitors the Riotinto Mines. El Rompido Golf and faces neighbouring . It ists. ous greens which are highly protected from other parts of Club, which is beside the Marismas can be reached easily from Ayamonte, One of the main source markets by bunkers, define this course, and del Río Piedra beauty spot and ‘La Fle- by taking the A-49 or N-431 and, af- for Huelva is Andalucía itself; it has at many of the holes there are ‘es- Andalucía, which is its cha’ in El Rompido, has magnificent ter passing through the town, along become a favourite destination among teros’, or tributaries of the sea, which main source market views over the Atlantic Ocean. There the H-9021. An extensive promenade visitors from other provinces in the in some places form lakes of salt wa- are plenty of options for enjoying golf lined with palm trees, beside the golf region. The possibilities it offers, es- ter. Among the holes, numbers 2 and in a destination like this, which is be- course, leads to the Isla Canela beach, pecially in terms of nature, golf and, 5 are outstanding for their beauty coming increasingly popular and which is on the right-hand side. of course, its beaches, have helped to and also their difficulty, due to the which can be enjoyed at any time of The beach at Isla Canela is 5.5 kilo- consolidate Huelva as one of the pre- ‘esteros’. Also the 7th hole, another to hit, in good conditions, the second year. metres long, stretching past the three ferred destinations for people in other par 5 which can be played two to to green. In contrast, the second nine- Another reason that Huelva is one main coastal areas of Ayamonte. To parts of Andalucía. green, but with a risk because the hole course, which opened in 1995, of the most attractive places for tour- the east is Los Jaraganes beach, the The golf facilities are unbeatable, ball could fly over a river which bor- has very wide greens and long and ists in Andalucía is the beaches. For middle one is Isla Canela , and then thanks to courses such as Isla Canela. ders it. wide fairways. Of the three courses example, the municipality of Aya- in the direction of the Guadiana river Located near Ayamonte, and close to The Bellavista golf course is three in Huelva province, this is the near- monte has some glorious beaches is San Bruno beach, beside extensive the sea, this is a comfortable course kilometres from the sea, which can est to the city, which is just six kilo- which draw thousands of visitors marshes and dunes. The fine, cinna- to walk, and the slopes, formed by be seen as you play the round. It has metres away. every summer. mon-coloured sand, the calm waters sand dunes, are not a hindrance. There narrow fairways, several dog-legs and In addition to Club Bellavista and for swimming and numerous hotels are numerous broom bushes, but also numerous challenges in the first part. Isla Canela, Huelva province has a Beaches of fine sand and restaurants are just a few of many plenty of orange, olive and eucalyp- Among its most difficult holes is the number of other golf courses. For ex- One of the best known is Isla Canela, reasons this is a favourite holiday des- tus trees, which at times are strate- 7th, a par 4 which needs a good drive ample, Corta Atalaya, at the start of the most westerly beach in Huelva tination for golfers and others alike. 8 ANDALUCÍA September 2018 COSTA DEL GOLF

THE MONTH IN PHOTOS

 Youth development. Spanish golfer Jon Rahm (pictured) along with the children of Seve Ballesteros, Javier, Miguel and Carmen, have launched a tour for under 16s called ‘Seve & Jon Golf for Kids’. The final will take place in December. :: SUR

Spanish icon. Cristina Marsans, one of Spain’s most well- known ama- teur golfers, has died at the age of 72. Marsans in later life served as the Spanish Golf Federation’s president and vicepresident. :: SUR

 European Games. Spanish pair Pedro Oriol (left) and Scott  PGA Tour. American golfer Justin Thomas picked up his Fernández (right) took home gold from the recent European Games in Published by Prensa tenth title, his ninth on the PGA Tour, at the recent the WGC- Glasgow. The golf, included for the first time at these games, was Malagueña, S.A. Bridgestone Invitational. The world number three finished on held at Gleneagles where Oriol and Fernández saw off Icelandic pair Director General José Luis Romero 265 (15 under par). :: EFE Birgir Hafthorsson and Axel Boasson in the final. :: SUR

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