Open de Espana Live

The European Tour will be traveling to Spain this week for a tournament that starts on May 5^th. Also this month is the Barcelona Open, which happens at the Pula Golf Club and is from May 12^th through the 15^th and then the Volvo World Match Play Championship, which happens May 19^th through the 22^nd for around three million Euros. Click on the banners on this page to get your membership for access to high quality video from any computer or mobile device anywhere in the world.

The Open de Espana live happens from May 5^th through the 8^th. It will features a prize purse of two million Euros and takes plae at the Real Club de Golf El Prat in Terrassa, Barcelona, Spain. Previous to this tournament was the Ballantine's Championship at the Blackstone Golf Club in Seoul, Korea Republic and it was won by Lee Westwood. Before that tournament was the April 21^st through the 24^th Volvo China Open which was held in Chengdu, China at the Luxehills International Country Club won by Nicolas Colsaerts.

Players in this tournament include Simon Khan and Colin Montgomerie as well as Miguel Angel Jimenez and Anders Hansen. Stephen Dodd will also play playing along with Nicolas Colsaerts, David Horsey and Michael Jonzon along with Thomas Bjorn, Avarto Quiros and Shane Lowry. Thomas Levet and Anthony Kang will be playing as well. Get your membership at the links on this page and sign up for access to streaming video of golf tournaments all year long right on your computer or mobile device.

Posted: 29th April 2010

The Open de Espana, on the European Tour is April 29^th to May 2^nd, and it is a tournament that is held in Real Club de Golf de Sevilla in Seville, Spain. This tournament has a terrific prize purse with two million Euros awaiting the winners of the event. This year, Spain's King Juan Carlos is the honorary President of the Open de Espana. You can watch this exciting European Tour event by getting your membership at the banners on this page. You'll be able to watch the tournament live from your computer in high quality streaming video.

Let's take a look at the Race to Dubai right now, because that's what its all about, chasing those ranking points for a chance to be at the top of the race. Right now Ian Poulter from England leads the pack with a total of 1,376,800 Euros earned so far with Charl Schwartzel in second place with 1,281,539. Ernie Els takes third place on the Race to Dubai and Lee Westwood is fourth on the list. England's Paul Casey is in the number five spot having earned 889,413 Euros and we have Martin Kaymer from Germany in sixth and Y.E. Rang from Korea in seventh.

This tournament began in 1912 and is the premier tournament for professional golf in Spain. The field this year includes such names as Malcolm McKenzie, Jim Albus Stuart Appleby, Ben Bates, Sergio Garcia, Brian Gay, Lucas Glover, Jay and Bill Haas and my other great golfers as the European Tour lights up the stage for the Open de Espana, starting April 29^th. You can get your membership at the banners on this page if you want to watch tournament live from your computer, in high quality video from our member's area.

Posted: 29th Apr 2009

The Open De Espana happens April 30^th through May 3^rd at the PGA Golf de Catalunya in Girona, Spain. 2008 saw Peter Lawrie from Ireland take home 333,330 euros in first place. Ignacio Garrido from Spain and Soren Hansen from Denmark took second and third respectively. This season of the European Tour includes events in places like South Africa, Abu Dhabi, Australia, Qatar, South Korea and Hong Kong.

The PGA Golf de Catalunya was opened in 1999 and is famous for its elevated tee shots. It's tree lined and five of the 18 holes have water hazards. The weather tends to bring rain in April for this tournament but so far the forecast is sunny and dry with the exception of Friday, which is a bit shaky.

Fans are looking forward expectantly to this tournament as it's one of the most lucrative tournaments of the year and the golfers competing will be bring thier best. The winner receives 333,330 euros in prize money with the runner up receiving 222,220. Third place gets $125,200 while fourth receives just $100,000 all amounts in euros.

Some of the favorite entries are Paul Lawrie, Charl Schwartzel, Niclas Fasth, Christian Cevaer, Kenneth Ferrie, Jarmo Sandelin, Thomas Bjorn and Montgomerie. Paul Lawrie hit five under in the final round last year and beat Iganacio Garrido for his first European Tour Win. The defending champion will be back this year for the Open De Espana along with unexpeteds John Daly and Colin Montgomerie.