The Womens Senior Amateur
The Womens Senior Amateur Championship was first played in 1981.
The championship is open to players aged 50 years and over and is held annually.
Championship Overview
2018 Womens Senior Amateur Champion
Laura Webb (Ire)
Ireland’s Laura Webb coasted to an impressive nine shot victory over Catherine Rawthore with a final round 73 over the Craighead course in Crail, Scotland.
2019 CHAMPIONSHIP
Format
History
18-20 September 2018
Royal St. Davids
2019 CHAMPIONSHIP
Format
History
The competitor with the lowest 54-hole total over four rounds of stroke play will be declared the winner.
After 36 holes, the players returning the 40 lowest scores and any tying for 40th place qualify for the final 18 holes.
A hole-by-hole play-off determines the winner in the event of a tie.
2019 CHAMPIONSHIP
Format
History
The first Womens Senior Amateur Championship was played in 1981 at Formby Ladies’ Golf Club in Merseyside.
In the past 20 years, both Mrs E Ansagarius (2004 and 2005) and Mrs A Uzielli ( 1998 and 1999) have completed the feat of winning the championship on two consecutive years.
The winner is awarded the Clark trophy, which was presented to the LGU by Miss Linda Clark.