Sweden’s Nora Sundberg won the 105th edition of the Spanish International Ladies Amateur Championship “Copa de S.M. La Reina”. On the course of the Real Club de Golf de Sotogrande (par 72), in Sotogrande in Spain, you beat the Belgian Savannah De Bock in the final by 2/1. They have been the dominatrix of the tournament since the medal qualification where they finished in the order of first two places. In the semifinal, the winner knocked out the Polish Matylda Krawczynska (2/1) and De Bock narrowly prevailed over the Spanish Rocio Tejedo Mulet (1 up), one of the most popular in the predictions of the eve.
Nora Sundberg, results
Four blues have landed in match play. Francesca Fiorellini went out in the round of 16 beaten by the French Ines Archer for 3/2 after eliminating the Swede Elin Pudas Remler (1 up) and the Spanish Noa Terroba Toro (3/1).
Paris Appendino prevailed in the Italian derby against Givevra Coppa (4/2) then gave way in the second round to the transalpine Constance Fouillet after a very balanced match which ended on the 19th hole. In addition to the Cup, Francesca Pompa came out in the thirty-second finals, who sold to Sundberg (4/3).
In the 36-hole medal phase, which admitted the first 64 classified to the match play, as mentioned, Sundberg had the first position on the direct elimination board with 142 (70 72, -2) ahead of De Bock (143, -1 ), the French Vairana Heck and the Swedish Meja Ortengren (146, +2). In fifth place with 147 (+3) Geneva Cup, seventh with 148 (+4) Francesca Fiorellini, 59th with 159 (+15) Paris Appendino and 61st with 160 (+16) Francesca Pompa. Matilde Partele came out, 69th with 162 (+18), and Natalia Aparicio, 78th with 164 (+20).
In this event there were four Italian successes by Isa Goldschmid (1952), Rosanna Bergamo (1956), Isabella Calogero (1989) and Caterina Quintarelli (1991). Vanda Rosa (1954), Marina Buscaini (1985), Silvia Cavalleri (1992) and Alessia Nobilio (2017, 2019) took second place.
The Costa del Sol and the adjacent Costa de la Luz are a succession of wide beaches, coves half hidden between cliffs, marinas and trendy and lively tourist resorts. From Malaga to Cadiz, via Tarifa, there are 260 km of coastline where culture and nightlife are at home. And it is here that there is a very special place, which can rightly be defined as a “non-place”: it is not a town hall, it is not a city, it does not have an ancient history, but it does boast a record.
It is the most glamorous residential complex on the entire Spanish coast, called Sotogrande, classified as a Center of National Tourist Interest in Spain. It belongs to the municipal territory of San Roque and borders with Manilva and the province of Malaga, La Linea de la Concepción and with Castellar de la Frontera. One of the features that makes it unique is the amazing panorama: in fact, it offers a privileged view of the African coast and of the entire Strait of Gibraltar, with the Towers of Hercules in the foreground. Sotogrande is a true oasis of greenery and tranquillity, developed around a delightful marina dotted with seaside restaurants and bars.
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