Central American Championship - Women's Stableford

The Central American Championship - Women's Stableford is a regional amateur golf tournament featuring female competitors from Central American countries. The event typically uses the Stableford scoring system, a popular format that awards points based on the number of strokes taken at each hole relative to a fixed score (par). The Championship is organized by a regional golf association, with several rounds played over one to two days. Field size varies but usually includes top amateur women golfers from the Central American region who qualify through their national golf federations or by invitation. This format encourages aggressive play and provides a more forgiving scoring method compared to traditional stroke play.