Women's Interprovincial Matches

The Women's Interprovincial Matches is a team match play golf tournament featuring provincial women's teams, each consisting of seven players plus a non-playing captain. The tournament is played over three rounds, typically across a weekend, with each player competing in singles matches against an opponent from another team. Matches are played in "fours" teams and scoring awards points for wins and halved matches. The competition emphasizes regional representation and competitive spirit, with players selected based on provincial affiliation and handicap eligibility. The winning team receives a historic trophy, such as the Caledonian Trophy, and the matches are conducted under standard match play rules with official regulations.