State Am and Mid-Am
Piqua CC
July 22 - 25
State Seniors
Youngstown CC
May 20 and 21
Ohio JR. Girls
Marion CC
July 15 and 16
Seniors at Youngstown CC
Suzi Spotleson Claims Third Consecutive Senior Title
Suzi Spotleson of Canton captured her third consecutive Senior Amateur title by defeating fellow Canton resident, Denise Callahan in a one-hole playoff at Youngstown Country Club in Youngstown, Ohio. Denise added a fine 1 under par 71 to her first-round 79 to catch Spotleson, who shot a pair of 75s.
Ohio Junior Girls at Marion CC
Kristin Jamieson Shoots 6-Under to Win the Ohio Junior Girls
Kristin Jamieson, age 18, of Hillsboro, shot a 4-under 68 on Monday followed by a 2-under par score of 70 to defeat Caroline Dayton, age 18, of Ottawa Hills who also shot under par for the tournament with two solid rounds of 72 and 71.
State Am and Mid-Am at Piqua CC
Ali Green is the 2019 Women's Ohio State Amateur Champion
Ali Green defeated Elizabeth Kim 3 & 2 during Thursday morning's championship match.
Shirley Vaughn Wins the Women's Mid-Amateur Championship
Shirley Vaughn of Canton defeated Dianne Rubin-Schuld of Alliance in 19 holes to win the final match to capture the mid-amateur title.
The Women's Ohio State Golf Association has a new logo!
To better represent our current players and attract new players to our tournaments, WOSGA redesigned its logo. The new logo features:
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The shape of a carnation, the Ohio state flower
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Overlapping golf balls on tees to show the interaction amongst women of differing ages, abilities, and club affiliations at our championships
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A single golf ball in the center as a symbol of unity; because golf brings us together
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Vibrant colors which will enable us to create identities for each of our events
We hope that our "fresh look" will motivate you like it has motivated us, to promote women's golf in Ohio.
WOSGA is pleased to announce that Patty Jacobson is the 2019 Betty Kerby Peppard Award Winner.
The Betty Kerby Peppard Award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to women's amateur golf in the state of Ohio.
Nominations
are being accepted for 2020 Betty Kerby Peppard Award
