Japan Women's Collegiate Championship

The Japan Women’s Collegiate Championship is an annual event organized by the Japan Golf Association. This tournament, recognized as a significant collegiate competition in Japan, typically takes place over three days and consists of 54 holes of stroke play format, with competitors playing 18 holes per day. The number of participants usually hovers around 90 to 120, consisting of top female collegiate players who are selected based on their university golf team rankings or specific qualifying events conducted ahead of the championship. Entry generally requires nomination by a participating university and may involve meeting a handicap or performance standard determined by the Japan Golf Association. The event provides a platform for the best women’s college golfers in Japan to compete at a national level, and the host venue rotates among prominent courses across the country