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Spain
Women's Tour

Beatriz González

World No.
4
Points
14,043
Career Titles
11

Consistent under pressure, builds points methodically — and in 2026, half of the winningest pair on the women's tour.

Born
1996
Birthplace
Madrid, Spain
Height
1.69m
Turned Pro
2015
Highest Ranking
No. 3
Career Titles
11

Biography

Bea González is the big winner of 2026. Alongside Paula Josemaría she has claimed a tour-leading six titles — Miami, New Giza, Brussels, Asunción, Buenos Aires and Valladolid — and beaten world No.1s Brea and Triay in five finals this season, more than anyone else has managed. That run has carried González to a career-best world No.3 on 14,043 points. Composed under pressure and methodical in building points, she has become exactly the kind of player who wins the tightest matches — and in 2026, no pair has won more of them.

Highlights

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