Tennessee Women's Open

The Tennessee Women's Open is a prominent golf tournament organized by the Tennessee Golf Association (TGA). The event is typically played as a stroke play competition over three rounds, commonly held at notable golf courses around Tennessee such as Stonehenge Golf Course. The field usually consists of a mix of amateur and professional women golfers, with the number of competitors varying but generally including over 100 players. Qualification for the Tennessee Women's Open is generally based on handicap requirements, membership eligibility, and performance in local or sectional qualifying events managed by the Tennessee Golf Association. The event is open to female golfers who meet these criteria, making it a competitive tournament that attracts strong regional talent.