# Ladies Spanish Open 2026: tickets and where to play

By Rodrigo · TeesDeSalida (https://teesdesalida.es/en/about). Published 7 November 2026.

The Ladies Spanish Open is played from **Thursday 26 to Sunday 29 November** on the Europa course at La Cala Resort in Mijas, and a day ticket costs **€15** on Thursday or Friday and **€25** at the weekend. The players go out in the morning, so you can watch the early groups and still play a round of your own nearby that week.

Below are the ticket prices, the organisers' schedule, and what six courses near La Cala had free for those days when we looked on Friday 6 November.

## When and where is it?

The tournament's full name is the Andalucía Costa del Sol Open de España presented by Oysho. It is the **last event of the Ladies European Tour season**, where the tour's Order of Merit is decided, and this year it moves to a new venue: La Cala's Europa course, one of the resort's three. According to the resort's general manager on the [tournament's website](https://openfemenino.com/en/news/the-andalucia-costa-del-sol-open-de-espana-presented-by-oysho-finds-a-new-challenge-at-la-cala-resort/), the America and Asia courses, the hotel and the restaurants stay open during the week.

The field is **75 players** and the prize fund **€700,000**, with €105,000 for the winner. The organisers have confirmed Anne Van Dam, who won the Open in 2018 and 2019, and Suzann Pettersen, a two-time major champion.

One detail for spectators: for the tournament, the current 17th, a par 5, becomes the 18th. Each round finishes on a hole where a player chasing the lead can attack.

## How much are tickets?

These are the prices in the [official ticket shop](https://openfemenino.com/en/tickets-3/), checked on 6 November, VAT included:

| Ticket                   | Adult | Federado | Under 12 |
| ------------------------ | ----- | -------- | -------- |
| Thursday 26 or Friday 27 | €15   | €7.50    | Free     |
| Saturday 28 or Sunday 29 | €25   | €12.50   | Free     |
| Weekly pass (26–29 Nov.) | €50   | €25      | Free     |

The weekly pass pays off only if you go on all four days: bought one by one, they come to €80.

The half-price "Federado" ticket is for golfers with a federation licence. The shop doesn't say how it checks one, or whether a licence issued outside Spain counts. If yours isn't Spanish, buy the adult ticket, or ask the organisers through their contact page before you buy the cheaper one.

## What time should you get there?

The [official programme](https://openfemenino.com/en/2026-programme/) gives the same timetable for all four days:

- **Tee times from 09:45 to 11:45**, off the 1st and 10th tees.
- A Clubhouse Fun Zone, open from 11:00 to 17:00.
- On Sunday 29, the prize-giving is at 17:30 on the clubhouse terrace.

Before that, Monday 23 is for practice, with the official presentation at 13:00, and the pro-am is played on Tuesday 24 and Wednesday 25, with a 09:15 shotgun start. The programme doesn't say whether the public can come in on those days.

If you would rather be inside the ropes, the organisers are looking for [volunteers](https://openfemenino.com/en/volunteers/). Most posts need you to know golf; mobile scorers and TV assistants also need English. Parking control comes with a free green fee for each day worked, and every volunteer can enter a volunteers' tournament on Monday 30 November.

## Where can you play nearby that week?

Six courses in our directory are within reach of La Cala: Calanova, Santana and La Noria, which are in Mijas too; Lauro (Alhaurín de la Torre); Torrequebrada (Benalmádena); and Cabopino (Marbella). Santana is by the same designer as the Europa course, Cabell B. Robinson.

On **Friday 6 November at 06:42** we read their tee sheets through TeesDeSalida, for two players and 18 holes. The table counts only the tee times that **finish before sunset**, and gives the lowest price per player among them. The last column is the buggy, from each club's published rates.

| Course                                          | Thu 26        | Sat 28        | Buggy            |
| ----------------------------------------------- | ------------- | ------------- | ---------------- |
| [La Noria](https://teesdesalida.es/en/courses/la-noria-golf-resort)    | 31 · from €54 | none          | €20              |
| [Lauro](https://teesdesalida.es/en/courses/lauro-golf)                 | 32 · from €85 | none          | €45              |
| [Cabopino](https://teesdesalida.es/en/courses/cabopino-golf-marbella)  | 14 · from €88 | 15 · from €88 | €40              |
| [Torrequebrada](https://teesdesalida.es/en/courses/golf-torrequebrada) | 4 · from €100 | none          | €45              |
| [Calanova](https://teesdesalida.es/en/courses/calanova-golf-club)      | 22 · €110     | 2 · €110      | Included in rate |
| [Santana](https://teesdesalida.es/en/courses/santana-golf)             | 1 · €115      | 1 · €135      | €40 shared       |

It is a snapshot of that moment, not a fixed list: tee times get booked, and each club sets its own prices. What it shows:

- **Thursday is wide open; Saturday morning nearly isn't.** On Thursday, 104 of those tee times finished in daylight; on Saturday, 18, and 15 of them were at Cabopino. If you can, play midweek and keep the weekend for watching.
- **The cheap afternoon rates won't get you round 18 holes.** Sunset in Mijas is at about 18:05 those days, and at four and a half hours a round, any 18-hole start after about 13:35 finishes in the dark. The lowest prices we saw, €70 at Lauro, €77 at Cabopino and €85 at Calanova, were all after that. Nine holes take half as long, so they still fit.
- **The first tee times are around sunrise.** La Noria, Lauro and Calanova all had 08:00 starts on Thursday, and the sun rises at about 08:07. We looked at what that means on these courses in [golf near Málaga: green fees to Christmas](https://teesdesalida.es/en/blog/golf-near-malaga-green-fees).
- **Santana has almost no room**: two tee times on Thursday and three on Saturday, only one of them on each day finishing in daylight.

Compare totals, not green fees alone. La Noria is the cheapest, but it is a nine-hole course played twice for 18. Calanova's published rate includes a buggy, so its €110 is closer to the others than it looks; check that the online rate includes one too before you book.

## Is the online price the club's price?

Not always. For the week of the Open, Torrequebrada's published mid-season rate is €105 in the morning and €119 at midday, and online it was €100 at 08:24 and €114 from 12:36. Calanova publishes €130 for that week, and online it was €110. Lauro (€85) and Santana (€115 before 10:00) matched their tariffs exactly. Cabopino went the other way: €88 online, against a published €76 for the second half of November. We can't see why from outside, so if price decides it, ask the club before you book.

## Can you play a tournament that weekend?

Yes, if you have a handicap. On Saturday 28, Torrequebrada showed no free tee times because it hosts an open, the IV Torneo Jésica Reyes: four-ball better ball stableford in teams of two, maximum handicap 36, with a 09:30 shotgun start. Players from abroad are welcome, with a valid handicap certificate from their home federation sent with the entry.

The entry is **€105 a person**, and includes the green fee, a shared buggy, food on the course and drinks at the prize-giving. Entries close on 26 November at 09:00, or when the 96 places are full: on 6 November, [NextCaddy](https://www.nextcaddy.com/tour/71874) showed 88 left.

## Your checklist

1. **Pick a tournament day** and buy your ticket at [openfemenino.com](https://openfemenino.com/en/tickets-3/); the Federado ticket only if your licence qualifies.
2. **Arrive before 09:45** to see the first groups tee off.
3. **Book a morning tee time** for 18 holes: after about 13:35 you won't finish in daylight.
4. **Check those days' tee times** in [the app, on the Costa del Sol](https://teesdesalida.es/#/?zona=costa-del-sol&lang=en), and book on the club's own page.
5. **Compare all the area's courses** and their rates in the [Costa del Sol golf guide](https://teesdesalida.es/en/golf/costa-del-sol), and the amateur events in [Costa del Sol tournaments](https://teesdesalida.es/en/tournaments/costa-del-sol).

## Sources

- [Tickets (Andalucía Costa del Sol Open de España presented by Oysho)](https://openfemenino.com/en/tickets-3/)
- [2026 Programme (Andalucía Costa del Sol Open de España presented by Oysho)](https://openfemenino.com/en/2026-programme/)
- [Prize money (Andalucía Costa del Sol Open de España presented by Oysho)](https://openfemenino.com/en/prize-money/)
- [The Open finds a new challenge at La Cala Resort (tournament news, 27 Oct 2026)](https://openfemenino.com/en/news/the-andalucia-costa-del-sol-open-de-espana-presented-by-oysho-finds-a-new-challenge-at-la-cala-resort/)
- [Anne Van Dam and Suzann Pettersen confirmed (tournament news, 1 Oct 2026)](https://openfemenino.com/en/news/andalucia-costa-del-sol-open-de-espana-presented-by-oysho-to-welcome-two-time-champion-anne-van-dam-and-european-golf-legend-suzann-pettersen/)
- [Volunteers (Andalucía Costa del Sol Open de España presented by Oysho)](https://openfemenino.com/en/volunteers/)
- [IV Torneo Jésica Reyes, Golf Torrequebrada (NextCaddy)](https://www.nextcaddy.com/tour/71874)

## Courses and areas in this post

- [La Noria Golf & Resort](https://teesdesalida.es/en/courses/la-noria-golf-resort)
- [Lauro Golf](https://teesdesalida.es/en/courses/lauro-golf)
- [Cabopino Golf Marbella](https://teesdesalida.es/en/courses/cabopino-golf-marbella)
- [Golf Torrequebrada](https://teesdesalida.es/en/courses/golf-torrequebrada)
- [Calanova Golf Club](https://teesdesalida.es/en/courses/calanova-golf-club)
- [Santana Golf](https://teesdesalida.es/en/courses/santana-golf)
- [Golf on the Costa del Sol](https://teesdesalida.es/en/golf/costa-del-sol)