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The EWGA National Championship is an exciting annual event that allows women golfers of all abilities to compete for local, regional, and, finally, national acclaim. It is the largest, organized women's amateur golf competition in the world.
The competition begins at the local level with our Greater Philadelphia EWGA Chapter Championship. You can find more information about this year's event below. You may enter as a competitive stroke player or as a member of a competitive scramble team.
The field is flighted -- which means golfers are grouped according to their handicaps. You only compete against women whose skills are on a similar level to you own. Scramble teams are assigned a "team" handicap based upon the individual handicaps of their members.
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Also visit our national site for more information about the EWGA National Championship.
2010 EWGA Greater Philadelphia Chapter Championship
- Personal measuring devices are allowed in all stages of the competition
- Caddies are ONLY permitted in the final round of competition in Port St. Lucie
- You only need to post TWO 18-hole scores or four 9-hole scores between April and June 20 in order to quality.
- For competitive scramble teams, only one player may have a handicap of 16 or less.
Or, if you'd like a little less stress, you may register for the non-competitive division.
For Competitive Play: $35 EWGA Championship Fee $50 Chapter Tournament Fee Total: $85 for Members who are competing
Non-Competitive Play: $55 No non-EWGA members may participate in this event.
Sign on for the first stage of competition in the EWGA National Championship! This is a flighted event. Golfers of all abilities are welcome. Winners advance to the Semi-Final Sectional Tournament at Hershey Links and perhaps to a national title in Port St. Lucie, FL in September. You may play competitive stroke or get a competitive scramble team together!
NOTE: You must have an official handicap to compete AND you must post at least 2, 18-hole scores or 4, 9-holes scores between April and June 5, 2010 to compete.
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