WOSGA: Women's Ohio State Golf Association

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Anna Ritter, 2025 WOSGA Women’s State Amateur Champion.

2026 WOSGA AMATEUR HEADS TO MORAINE CC

Moraine 11th Hole
The 11th hole at Moraine Country Club in Dayton

Nationally-ranked Moraine Country Club in Dayton has agreed to host WOSGA’s most prominent event in 2026, taking on the Women’s Ohio State Amateur Championship the week of July 13-17.

A field of 102 players will complete 18-holes of stroke play per day on Monday and Tuesday, followed by a cut to the low 32 players for match play based on 36-hole scores. Players then need to prepare physically and mentally, as the eventual winner must demonstrate both golf skill and endurance: all three days of match play are scheduled for 36-holes per day.

The Round of 32 and the Round of 16 will be played on Wednesday. The final eight players move on to the Quarterfinals Thursday morning, the remaining four to the Semifinals Thursday afternoon. Then on Friday morning, the last two players in the championship will compete in the Finals match for 36 holes.

“We’ve made a format change to keep this tournament the elite women’s amateur championship in Ohio,” said Sean Croell, Tournament Director for NOGA and the events of WOSGA. “The adjusted timeline also helps gain interest from premier Ohio clubs to host this championship in future years.”

Moraine Head Golf Professional Brent Sipe, PGA, and Miami Valley Golf Executive Director Steve Jurick were invaluable in their collaboration with NOGA to secure Moraine Country Club for the 2026 WOSGA State Amateur.

Watch WOSGA.org for future announcements on the opening date for entries into this championship, and for details on all of WOSGA’s 2026 tournament schedule.

Moraine Country Club photos by David J. Youngdahl
 

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2025 WOSGA Senior Amateur field
The 2025 WOSGA Senior Amateur Championship field

Women’s Ohio State Golf Association

Welcome to the official website of the Women’s Ohio State Golf Association, also known as WOSGA. The organization was formed in 1919, with its first state championship tournament played in 1920.

With the assistance of the Northern Ohio Golf Association, WOSGA now conducts five state championships each year: the Women’s State Amateur, Mid-Amateur and Senior Amateur, the Ohio Girls Junior, and the Cosmopolitan Four-Ball.

Please take a moment to learn more about us, review our tournament history with its lists of worthy champions, recognize those honored through our Betty Kerby Peppard Award, and register for upcoming WOSGA tournaments using the schedule on our home page above.

Have a WOSGA question? Please call or email NOGA using the contact information below.
 

2026 WOSGA TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

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