Spanish professional golf will experience one of its most important events of the year with the celebration of the XXXVI Spanish PGA Championship, which will take place from September 10 to 12 at New Sierra Golf. The event, integrated into the official TUMI Spain Golf Tour circuit, represents a new opportunity to continue raising the standards of competitiveness and development in the sector.

From Codex Golf, a consultancy specializing in strategy, consulting, and performance in the world of golf, we celebrate this milestone as a tangible sign of the evolution of professional golf in Spain.

“Events like this are key to building a solid and sustainable ecosystem. They represent the perfect opportunity to test high-performance models, attract talent, and consolidate long-term technical structures,” said Ander Martínez, president of the PGA of Spain and CEO of Codex Golf.

A course at the service of performance

New Sierra Golf has been chosen as the venue for its high technical demands and unique environment, becoming a benchmark course for high-level training and competition. The inclusion of this type of venue responds to a vision shared by Codex Golf: true talent can only be developed with professional settings and strategic planning.

“The courses must be part of the preparation for the major circuits. And that is only possible when quality, vision, and purpose are aligned,” added Ander Martínez.

An experience beyond the tournament

The celebration of two PROAMs, a “Play Like a PRO” day, and the activation of a complete loyalty and institutional visibility program make this tournament an ideal platform to connect athletes, brands, clubs, and public administrations. All of this is in line with the Codex Golf philosophy: to create ecosystems that generate sporting, economic, and social impact.

Codex Golf, at the service of the growth of professional golf

As a strategic consultancy, Codex Golf works with clubs, circuits, academies, and professionals to raise their operational, management, and performance standards. Supporting initiatives such as the PGA Championship is not just a matter of affinity: it is part of our commitment to transforming golf as an industry.