The tournament will be a 72-hole stroke play event.

The field will play one round on each of the first two days, after which the leading 65 players (and those who tie for 65th place) will go forward to the third and fourth rounds.

The Welcome Tent is the main entrance to the Championship. Within the Welcome Tent there will be the following facilities:

• Ticket Checking
• Ticket Sales
• First AID
• Security Office

• Remain still for each shot and do not move until all the Players in the group have played or holed out.
• Kneel or sit down if you are in the front row. Consider other spectators when using an umbrella.
• Do not speak to the players while they are on the course.
• Please keep behind the ropes and barriers on the course and use the official crossing points.
• Walk, don’t run, and obey the course marshals – they are trying to make your day more enjoyable.
• There is no dress code in public areas.
• Dress accordingly for the weather conditions. Sensible shoes should be worn. No metal spikes allowed.
• Please listen to any public address announcements and follow instructions from officials and volunteers should they be necessary.

Spectators can move freely around the golf course but please stay outside the ropes. Controlled crossing points, which are clearly marked by signposts and manned by course Marshals, should be used when crossing fairways.

Be aware of your position on the course at all times.

If you hear a shout of “fore” take action to protect yourself from a stray shot. (eg. Crouch down, protect your head and face)

Be aware of uneven terrain on the golf course and ensure you are wearing appropriate footwear.

Weather can impact the event. Ensure that you are prepared for the forecast weather conditions.

If it is necessary to evacuate the site, please follow the instructions of the course marshals, volunteers and event officials in an orderly fashion.

This is closed to the General Public

The practice days prior to the event days are not open to the public. The event is open to the public from Thursday to Sunday.

The access point to the practice range is adjacent to the Real Club de Golf Sotogrande Caddy Master, please follow the signage to the Practice Range.

The Chief Marshal and team will be managing the Estrella Damm N.A. Andalucía Masters volunteer programme. The Marshals are extremely influential in helping to ensure that play runs smoothly.

The purpose of a Marshal is to ensure that the competitors are able to compete under the best conditions.

Volunteers are an essential element of the Championship and are identified with ‘Marshal’ event uniform.

Can be purchased from the Real Club de Golf Sotogrande Pro-Shop, located in the Club House.

No picnics / picnic hampers allowed.

Alcoholic beverages are also not permitted to be brought into the venue.

There is public catering located within the Championship Village area offering a variety of food and drink. There are public toilets located in the Championship Village.

There will be public catering and toilets located on holes 6, 10, 12 and 17.

There will be a tournament TV feed on-site with big screens at holes 17 and the Championship Village.

The use of mobile phones is permitted but restricted to dedicated areas only, where event signage will refer to them as “mobile phone zones”. Only in these dedicated areas can calls be made or received, however phones must remain on silent at all times.

Estrella Damm Andalucía Masters is proud to be part of the European Tour Green Drive. We recognise the impact and opportunity which our tournament has across Green Drive’s priority areas:

Fostering Nature

Conserving Resources

Social Responsibility and Value

Climate Action

We ask all our staff, contractors, partners, volunteers and spectators to support our commitment to host a responsible and sustainable event. This is a team effort. Thank you.