Golf Added to 2027 Small States Games in Monaco, Welcomed by Andorran Federation
FGA president hails the inclusion as a key step to broaden the sport's audience and showcase Andorra's recent European successes on an international stage.
Key Points
- Golf added to 2027 Small States Games in Monaco.
- Andorran Golf Federation (FGA) welcomes inclusion to broaden audience.
- Andorra's recent successes: bronze in 2024 European Shield, silver in 2025.
- FGA to monitor qualification and assess participation.
The Andorran Golf Federation (FGA) has welcomed the addition of golf to the programme for the 2027 Small States Games in Monaco.
FGA president Gabriel Guerrero described the inclusion as a significant step forward. He noted that it would enrich the event's range of sports and allow golf to reach a broader audience than previously possible. "This will help connect with a more diverse public," Guerrero said.
On the competitive front, recent successes have bolstered optimism. Andorra secured bronze at the 2024 European Shield and silver in 2025, positioning the sport for international exposure. Guerrero highlighted the opportunity to showcase Andorran golf beyond national borders, motivate the federation's development squad, and nurture emerging talent through ongoing training initiatives.
Details on participation remain pending. The FGA plans to monitor qualification standards closely and assess potential Andorran involvement in depth ahead of the Monaco event.
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