Tennessee Women's Amateur Championship

The Tennessee Women's Amateur Championship is an annual event conducted by the Tennessee Golf Association and is recognized as one of the oldest and most prestigious women’s amateur tournaments in the state, originating in 1911. The championship is played in a match play format, preceded by a stroke play qualifying round that determines seeding for the match play bracket. Typically, the field consists of top amateur women golfers from Tennessee, with eligibility requiring state residency and an active USGA Handicap Index to enter. The event regularly features around 64 players for the match play bracket, but the size can vary based on entries. Entrants qualify by completing an online registration with the Tennessee Golf Association by a specified entry deadline, and all participants must maintain amateur status under USGA rules