The Englishman and Swedish star add even more firepower to an exceptional line-up for the Open de España presented by Madrid

The Open de España presented by Madrid has added two more major names to an already spectacular field, with Justin Rose and Ludvig Åberg confirmed to compete at the Real Club de Campo Villa de Madrid from 8 to 11 October.

The arrival of Rose and Åberg further strengthens a tournament line-up packed with some of the biggest names in world golf. They will join Jon Rahm, Sergio García, Tyrrell Hatton, Nicolai Højgaard, Marco Penge, Patrick Reed, Francesco Molinari and Bubba Watson, as well as many of the leading members of the Spanish Armada.

Their presence adds another major attraction for fans attending an Open de España that combines one of Europe’s most historic national opens with entertainment and a demanding test of golf.

The winner in Madrid will also receive a major reward beyond the prestigious trophy, with invitations to both the 2027 Masters Tournament and The Open at stake.

Justin Rose brings a wealth of experience to Madrid

Few players in the field can match the experience and achievements of Justin Rose.

The Englishman became a major champion at the 2013 US Open, won Olympic gold at the 2016 Rio Games and has been part of five victorious European Ryder Cup teams.

Rose has also accumulated 11 DP World Tour victories and 11 PGA Tour wins during an illustrious career that saw him reach world No. 1.

His combination of experience, consistency and proven ability on the biggest stages makes him one of the standout attractions at the Open de España.

The Englishman’s return to Madrid will provide fans with the opportunity to see one of the most accomplished players of his generation compete at the historic Real Club de Campo Villa de Madrid.

Ludvig Åberg represents the new generation of golf

At just 26 years old, Ludvig Åberg has already established himself among the leading players in world golf.

The Swede was named the best US college player in 2022 and 2023 before making the transition to professional golf and quickly making his mark on both sides of the Atlantic.

Åberg has already claimed two PGA Tour victories and one DP World Tour title, while he was also part of Europe’s victorious Ryder Cup teams in 2023 and 2025.

One of the defining moments of his young career came at the 2024 Masters, where he finished runner-up in his first appearance at Augusta National.

His rapid rise has established Åberg as one of the leading figures of the new generation, combining power, precision and an aggressive approach that has made him one of the most exciting players to watch.

A spectacular field for the Open de España

The additions of Justin Rose and Ludvig Åberg further underline the strength of the field assembled for the Open de España presented by Madrid.

Fans at the Real Club de Campo Villa de Madrid will have the chance to watch a remarkable collection of major champions, Ryder Cup stars, established DP World Tour and PGA Tour winners, and some of the leading players representing Spanish golf.

With Jon Rahm, Sergio García, Tyrrell Hatton, Nicolai Højgaard, Patrick Reed, Francesco Molinari, Bubba Watson and Marco Penge already confirmed, the tournament promises four days of high-level competition in the Spanish capital.

The combination of established stars such as Rose and emerging talents such as Åberg adds further depth to an event whose history and tradition remain at the heart of Spanish golf.

Madrid ready for another edition of the Open de España

From 8 to 11 October, the Real Club de Campo Villa de Madrid will once again become the centre of attention for Spanish golf as the Open de España brings together an exceptional international field.

With Masters and Open Championship places for 2027 on offer to the winner, a prestigious national title at stake and a line-up packed with global stars, the Madrid event is set to provide a compelling week of golf.

For fans, the opportunity to watch Justin Rose and Ludvig Åberg alongside the leading names of the Spanish Armada makes this year’s Open de España one of the standout events on the autumn golf calendar.