Carlota Ciganda34 years old and World Cup No. 26, is one of the five Spanish players who compete this week with the th -80 edition of We’re openthe second of five Grand Slams of the golf female. This is a record figure in the history of the contest, according to the Spanish Golf Federation.
Julia López and three amateurs of the young ‘golden generation’ of Spanish golf, Carla Bernat, Paula Martín and Carolina López-ChacarraThey will also be the Thursday in the exit tee of ERIN HILL GCThe field in which American Brooks Koepka He won the US Open in 2017.
The US Open will be distributed at this time the highest prize in the history of Golf female, 12 million dollars, about 10.5 million euros. The champion is a pocket of 2.4 million dollars, more than 2 million euros will change.
Ciganda, the main baza of Spain, has come to the contest fortified by its game of recent months: it signed four top-10 in the last five contests in American LPGA circuitIncludes the —3 place in recently —the only Open mizuho americas.
Carlota has the desire to be the first Spanish to win a Grand Slam title. In its best version, the Navarra has proven to have a level to get it. In fact, he sometimes argues with that special success and, again, he will try this week to take the last step to glory. In it Championship of ChevronThe first ‘main’ played in April, 9 ended.
Still, the US Open is elusive in this -just for Golfers in Europe, because Swedish Annika Sorestam It was the last winner, in 2006, 19 years ago. The afternoon Yuka Saso He was the protector of a title that he had won in 2021 under another flag, the Philippines, an unprecedented contest.
The American Nelly KordaWorld Cup No. 1, is still looking for the first time title, while No. 2, the Thai Jeeno Thikitulis one of the sensations of the year after becoming a top-10 in six of his eight shows in the LPGA, whose rank is leading his recent success in the Mizuho Americas Open.
In addition to Carlota Ciganda and Julia López, Spain will count the US Open with three more players: Carla Bernat won female amateur masters in Augusta, while Paula Martín and Carolina López-Chacarra got their place in previous qualifications.
Source: La Verdad
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