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03 2016 Profe REAL FEDERACION ANDALUZA DE GOLF COMITÉ TÉCNICO PROFESIONALES 303 REAL FEDERACION ANDALUZA DE GOLF INDICE Páginas PROGRAMA PRO SPAIN TEAM..............................................................................307 CIRCUITO DE GOLF DE PROFESIONALES DE ANDALUCÍA RFGA-APGA .......................307 ALPS DE ANDALUCÍA..........................................................................................307 CAMPEONATOS DE ESPAÑA.................................................................................307 JUEGOS OLÍMPICOS ..........................................................................................308 EUROPEAN TOUR ..............................................................................................308 ORDEN DEL MERITO............................................................................................309 CHALLENGE TOUR.............................................................................................309 ORDEN DEL MERITO...........................................................................................310 EUROPEAN SENIOR TOUR...................................................................................310 ORDEN DEL MERITO ..........................................................................................310 LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR ...................................................................................310 ORDEN DEL MERITO ..........................................................................................311 LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR ACCESS SERIES ............................................................311 ORDEN DEL MERITO...........................................................................................311 LADIES PGA TOUR.............................................................................................311 ORDEN DEL MERITO...........................................................................................312 SYMETRA TOUR.................................................................................................312 ORDEN DEL MERITO...........................................................................................312 PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS ......................................................................................312 ALPS TOUR DE GOLF .........................................................................................312 ORDEN DEL MERITO...........................................................................................314 MENA GOLF TOUR ESCUELA CLASIFICACION.........................................................314 MENA GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP................................................................................315 CIRCUITO PROFESIONAL MELIÁ HOTELS INTERNATIONAL PREMIUM 2016.................316 THE GECKO PRO TOUR ......................................................................................316 OTROS CIRCUITOS.............................................................................................317 RANKINGS MUNDIALES.......................................................................................318 COMPETICIONES PROFESIONALES CELEBRADAS EN ANDALUCÍA..............................318 COMITÉ TÉCNICO PROFESIONALES 2016 305 REAL FEDERACION ANDALUZA DE GOLF COMITÉ TÉCNICO PROFESIONALES 2016 306 REAL FEDERACION ANDALUZA DE GOLF PROGRAMA PRO SPAIN TEAM Con este Programa, iniciativa de la Real Federación Española de Golf (RFEG), en colaboración con las Federaciones Autonómicas, se persigue la formación y la ayuda a los jugadores de golf de elite, que cuenten con una proyección y sobresaliente trayectoria, en sus primeros años en el campo profesional. El catálogo de golfistas seleccionados por el Comité de Profesionales de la RFEG en 2016 integró entre los componentes del mismo a Noemí Jiménez y a Scott Fernández. CIRCUITO DE GOLF DE PROFESIONALES RFGA-APGA Durante el año 2016, la Real Federación Andaluza de Golf (RFGA) en colaboración con la Asociación de Profesionales de Golf de Andalucía (APGA) puso en marcha un Circuito de Golf dirigido a profesionales federados en Andalucía, que contó con 5 pruebas regulares más una Final. La Memoria del citado Circuito se expone en documento independiente a este. ALPS DE ANDALUCÍA La Real Federación Andaluza de Golf (RFGA) patrocinó en el mes de septiembre de 2016 la celebración del Alps de Andalucía en el Lauro Golf, a través de un acuerdo con la Real Federación Española de Golf (RFEG) y con JGolf, empresa promotora y organizadora del torneo. Por ello, la RFGA contó con invitaciones que fueron cedidas a jugadores federados andaluces que decidieron participar en el mismo.El Alps Tour es un circuito satélite del Challenge Tour, y el tercer nivel del Circuito Europeo de Profesionales. Consiguieron situarse entre los 10 primeros Gabriel Cañizares (-8), que fue 6º, y Manuel Morugán (-7), que fue 8º. CAMPEONATOS DE ESPAÑA PROFESIONALES MASCULINO Disputado en Doñana Golf entre los días 2 y 5 de junio. Obtuvo el triunfo, después de un play-off, y por tanto fue proclamado Campeón de España de Profesionales de Golf 2016, el jugador cordobés Marcos Pastor Rufián con un total de -9. José Lorca Alcaide ocupó la 6ª posición con -4. PROFESIONALES FEMENINO Disputado en el Real Club de Golf Guadalmina entre los días 8 y 10 de julio. Noemí Jiménez Martín, con -6, y Laura Cabanillas Gómez, con -5, fueron las mejores an- daluzas, clasificándose 4ª y 5ª respectivamente. PGA ESPAÑA MASCULINO Disputado en Golf Santa Marina entre los días 27 y 30 de julio. Los mejores federa- dos andaluces fueron Xavier Guzmán Sadaba, 5º con el PAR, y José Ignacio Marín Casado, 7º con +1. WPGA ESPAÑA FEMENINO Disputado en el Real Club de Golf de Tenerife entre los días 1 y 3 de julio. COMITÉ TÉCNICO PROFESIONALES 2016 307 REAL FEDERACION ANDALUZA DE GOLF Noemí Jiménez Martín ocupó la 3ª posición con el PAR y Piti Martínez Bernal fue 9ª con +7. PROFESIONALES SENIOR Disputado en el Desert Spring Resort entre los días 30 de noviembre y 2 de diciem- bre. Entre los 5 primeros lograron quedar: Juan Quirós Segura, 3º con -4, y Diego Morito Gil y Juan carlos Piñero, que compartieron 4ª posición con -1. MONITORES, ASISTENTES, MAESTROS Y TÉCNICOS DEPORTIVOS Disputado en el Centro Nacional de Golf entre los días 25 y 27 de octubre.Ningún federado andaluz tomó parte en este Campeonato. JUEGOS OLÍMPICOS Celebrados en Río de Janeiro (Brasil). Entre los días 17 y 20 de agosto se disputó la competición de golf en su categoría femenina. Representando a España estuvo la andaluza AZAHARA MUÑOZ. Su resultado fue el siguiente: Torneo Fecha Puesto Resultado D 1 D 2 D 3 D 4 Total Par JJOO RÍO 2016 – GOLF FEMENINO 20/08/2016 T21 68 69 73 72 282 - 2 EUROPEAN TOUR Durante 2016 los jugadores que poseen tarjeta para este Circuito fueron los si- guientes: Jugador Categoría ÁLVARO QUIRÓS 2 MIGUEL ÁNGEL JIMÉNEZ 4 ALEJANDRO CAÑIZARES 4 SCOTT FERNÁNDEZ 21 ÁLVARO QUIRÓS, obtuvo su mejor clasificación en el Omega Dubai Desert Classic, donde fue 4º con -16. MIGUEL ÁNGEL JIMÉNEZ, obtuvo su mejor clasificación en el Shenzhen Internatio- nal, donde fue 13º con -8. ALEJANDRO CAÑIZARES, obtuvo su mejor clasificación en el Nedbank Golf Challen- ge, donde fue 3º con -7. SCOTT FERNÁNDEZ, no supero el corte en ninguna de las pruebas disputadas. Jugó el 145th Open Championship al clasificarse en las previas. También jugaron alguna prueba: GABRIEL CAÑIZARES. Jugó el Omega Dubai Desert Classic, no superando el corte. MARIO GALIANO (AM). Jugó el Real Club Valderrama Open de España, no superan- do el corte. COMITÉ TÉCNICO PROFESIONALES 2016 308 REAL FEDERACION ANDALUZA DE GOLF PETER GUSTAFSSON. Jugó el Trofeo Hassan II, finalizando en el puesto 63º con un total de +11. XAVI GUZMÁN. Jugó el Real Club Valderrama Open de España, no superando el corte. CARLOS RODILES. Jugó el Trofeo Hassan II, no superando el corte. ORDEN DE MÉRITO 2016 (RACE TO DUBAI) Quedó como sigue: Pos. Jugador Ganancias Torneos 40 ALEJANDRO CAÑIZARES 919.265,00 € 26 103 MIGUEL ÁNGEL JIMÉNEZ 262.667,00 € 12 134 ÁLVARO QUIRÓS 178.788,00 € 22 250 SCOTT FERNÁNDEZ 9.229,00 € 3 Jugaron alguna fase de la Escuela de Clasificación 2016 los siguientes jugadores: PQ1: GABRIEL CAÑIZARES, MARIO GALIANO, URBANO JIMÉNEZ, JOSÉ IGNACIO MARÍN, DANIEL OSORIO, JUAN CARLOS OSORIO, MARCOS PASTOR, MANUEL QUIRÓS, IGNACIO SÁNCHEZ-PALENCIA. PQ2: SCOTT FERNÁNDEZ, MARCOS PASTOR. FINAL: PABLO MARTÍN BENAVIDES, ÁLVARO QUIRÓS. Ninguno de ellos consiguió clasifi- carse. CHALLENGE TOUR Durante 2016 los jugadores que poseyeron tarjeta para este Circuito fueron los siguientes: Jugador Categoría SCOTT FERNÁNDEZ 9 PABLO MARTÍN BENAVIDES 11 SCOTT FERNÁNDEZ, obtuvo su mejor clasificación en el KPMG Trophy, donde fue 9º con -13. PABLO MARTÍN BENAVIDES, obtuvo su mejor clasificación en el Fred Olsen Challenge de España, donde fue 25º con -16. También han jugado alguna prueba del Challenge Tour durante 2016 los siguientes jugadores: PETER GUSTAFSSON, 25º en el Fred Olsen Challenge de España con -16. MARIO GALIANO, 25º en el Fred Olsen Challenge de España con -16. GONZALO GANCEDO. No superó el corte en el Made in Denmark Challenge. GABRIEL CAÑIZARES. No superó el corte en el Challenge de Madrid. XAVI GUZMÁN. No superó el corte en el Challenge de Madrid. COMITÉ TÉCNICO PROFESIONALES 2016 309 REAL FEDERACION ANDALUZA DE GOLF MANUEL QUIRÓS. No superó el corte en el Challenge de Madrid. MARCOS PASTOR. No superó el corte en el Challenge de España. DANIEL OSORIO. No superó el corte en el Challenge de España. ORDEN DE MÉRITO (ROAD TO OMÁN) A fin de 2016 quedó como sigue: Pos. Jugador Ganancias Torneos
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