Financial technology firm Equals Money | Railsr has been confirmed as associate sponsor of the Champions UK plc European Senior Masters.
The tournament, a crucial fixture in the Legends Tour season which returns to the Grand Hyatt La Manga Club Golf & Spa, Murcia, from 6–9 November 2025, features a Pro-Am followed by tournament play on the South Course, welcoming legends of the professional game alongside celebrities from the world of sport.
Now in its fourth year at La Manga Club, the 2025 edition will again be hosted by Ryder Cup star Peter Baker, with Simon Griffiths returning as defending champion after claiming his maiden Legends Tour title in 2024.
Equals Money | Railsr is a UK-based fintech platform providing business payments, foreign exchange, and expense management services. Earlier in 2025, the company combined with embedded-finance firm Railsr under new ownership, marking the next phase of its evolution.
Chris Webster, Senior Partnerships Manager Europe at Equals Money, said: “We’re thrilled to support the Champions UK plc European Senior Masters, an event that blends top-class golf with a truly welcoming experience for fans and amateur players alike.
“Our brand is about making money movement reliable for businesses, and this partnership reflects that same commitment to clarity and performance on and off the course. La Manga Club is a spectacular stage for the legends of the game, and we can’t wait to be part of a fantastic week.
“We look forward to meeting customers and partners at the event and cheering on the competitors.”
The European Senior Masters is renowned for its festival atmosphere and close-up access to some of the sport’s most recognisable names. Former Open, Ryder Cup and Legends Tour winners such as Paul McGinley, Michael Campbell and Stephen Dodd will be returning to the historic course at La Manga Club with the hoping of emerging victorious in front of crowds.
The tournament also sits within a broader ‘hat-trick of events in Spain’ on the Legends Tour calendar. La Manga’s South Course, originally laid out in 1971 and remodelled by Arnold Palmer in 1992, is renowned for its championship pedigree.
To find out more about the event, audiences can visit https://europeanseniormasters.com.