Celebrating
WWGA’s 125th Anniversary
1901 – 2025
Celebrating WWGA’s 125th Anniversary 1901 – 2025
98th WWGA Junior Championship
Maketewah Country Club – Cincinnati, OH
June 9-13, 2025
125th WWGA Amateur Championship
Red Run Golf Club – Royal Oak, MI
July 14-19, 2025
Future Amateur Tournaments
2025: Red Run Golf Club (Royal Oak, MI)
2026: River Forest Country Club (Elmhurst, IL)
2027: Lake Shore Country Club (Glencoe, IL)
Future Junior Tournaments
2025: Maketewah Country Club - Cincinnati, OH
2026: Meridian Hills Country Club - Indianapolis, IN
2027: Park Ridge Country Club - Park Ridge, IL
Women’s Western Golf Association
The WWGA continues to advance the enthusiasm of its players to the game through its two national championships held annually: the Amateur and Junior tournaments; Low Net Pin Event at the Member Club level; and the Foundation with College Scholarship Program.
Quality and competency will continue to be the primary goals for the WWGA and WWGF.
A Message from our WWGA President
Dear Friends of the WWGA,
As President of WWGA, it is my honor on behalf of the Board of Directors to welcome you to the WWGA’s website.
We hope you will explore the information provided about our great Association including our history, Women’s Western Junior and Amateur Championships, and past tournament results. Also, please explore the information on the Women’s Western Golf Foundation.
The Women’s Western boasts a proud tradition of attracting the finest amateurs in women’s golf, both nationally and internationally. These women represent all that is great in our sport. Many of these players have gone on to succeed in the LPGA as well.
We are already looking forward to our two 2025 national championships. The 98th Women’s Western Junior will be played in June at Maketewah Country Club (in Cincinnati, Ohio) and Red Run Golf Club (in Royal Oak, Michigan) will host the 125th Women’s Western Amateur this July.
Our board is extremely grateful to the clubs who host our championships each year. They, along with the many supporters of WWGA, allow us to provide quality playing opportunities and recognition for the best amateurs in women’s golf.
We look forward to continuing to build on this legacy in the coming years.
Please feel free to contact me with questions.
Sincerely,
Susan Buchanan