If the sporting talent that a country like Spain possesses is amazing, Although it is not among the 20 most populated on earth, even more surprising is the golfing factory that this country is developing in recent times. This is corroborated by facts such as being the current European champions and that seven players participated in the Amateur Women’s Masters in April, among them Cayetana Fernández-Poggio, who became world number 2.
The young woman from Madrid and her older sister Blanca, who coincided this year as students at Texas A&M University, have managed to stabilize a center that did not frequent the NCAA finals in the top positions in the country, a trend that began since Blanca appeared on campus four years ago. His next step will be the professional leap.
The two golfers challenged each other in a nice duel in the simulator that the Madrid Golf Federation, the largest school in Europe with more than 3,500 students, was established in Colón. Equipped with a 5 iron, a 7 and a pw, they had to face three challenges: one of distance, to see which of the two can go the furthest, another of precision and one crazy: to be precise hitting left-handed
