Open de Espana DP World Tour 2025 Live Online

from 9-12 October 2025

The Open de Espana DP World Tour 2025 will take place at the Villa de Madrid Country Club in Madrid, Spain from October 9 to12, 2025. The Open de Espana, the Madrid Open, and a number of Spanish Golf Federation Championships were played on the black course. It is the world’s oldest event known as the Spanish Open.

The event, which is a part of the DP World Tour, pits some of Europe's greatest golfers against one another in a world-class golfing extravaganza. Rafa Cabrera-Bello, a native of Spain, is the current champion after defeating fellow countryman Adri Arnaus in a thrilling playoff in 2021. Jon Rahm won the competition's second consecutive championship in 2019, and Cabrera-Bello came in second place to him in the previous edition.

In 2025, all golfers will battle for the prize money of $3,250,000. Since 1971, the tournament has been part of the PGA European Tour. Justin Rose, Tommy Fleetwood, and Jon Rahm will be present at the competition.

Acciona Open de Espana 2025 Golf Live Stream

Event: Open de Espana 2025
Tour: DP World Tour
Dates: October 9-12, 2025.
Venue: Villa de Madrid Country Club in Madrid.
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Acciona Open de Espana 2025 DP World Tour Schedule

October 09, 2025
Round One - 08:00 am: Golf
October 10, 2025
Round Two - 08:00 am: Golf
October 11, 2025
Round Three - 08:00 am: Golf
October 15, 2025
Final Round - 08:00 am: Golf

2025 Acciona Open de Espana Past Winners: DP World Tour

2022 - John Rahm
2021 - Rafa Cabrera
2019 - John Rahm
2018 - John Rahm
2016 - Andrew Johnson
2015 - James Morrison