CGA Women's Mid-Amateur Stroke Play Championship

The CGA Women's Mid-Amateur Stroke Play Championship is a competitive event organized by the California Golf Association (CGA). It typically involves two rounds of stroke play, often split across two days, with categories segmented by age divisions, including Mid-Amateur (22 or older, not active on a college golf roster). The field size usually includes accomplished female amateur golfers from California who meet handicap and eligibility requirements. In case of ties after regulation rounds, a sudden-death playoff is used to determine the champion. The event serves both as a platform for competitive play and preparation for larger national championships like the U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur.