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Event Information

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EVENT

Date: Wednesday, 15 July 2026

Format: Pairs Scramble Strokeplay

Category: Ladies

Max Handicap: 36.0

Entry Fee: $280.00


Two-person scramble qualifier for the CDGA Women's Tullymore Trifecta series. Open to female CDGA members aged 21+ with a valid USGA Handicap Index (capped at 36.0). Entry fee is $280 per team, which includes cart, green fee, driving range, tee gifts, and lunch. Limited to 40 teams. Points based on finishing order accumulate toward qualification for the Championship at Itasca Country Club on September 14, 2026. Includes $5,000 Hole-In-One split the pot and Republic Bank World's Longest Putt Competition. Played as an 18-hole strokeplay scramble.


Tour Info

Tour: CDGA

Rounds: 1

The Chicago District Golf Association (CDGA) is one of the largest regional golf associations in the United States, serving golfers across the greater Chicago metropolitan area and northern Illinois. Founded in 1914, the CDGA administers the Rules of Golf, provides handicap services, and organises a broad calendar of amateur competitions open to golfers of varying skill levels. Member clubs span the full geographic reach of the Chicago area, from the city's suburbs to the Wisconsin border. The CDGA tournament schedule includes events for men, women, juniors, and seniors, covering a range of formats including stroke play, match play, and team competitions. Notable annual championships include the CDGA Amateur, the Mid-Amateur, the Senior Amateur, and several age-group championships. Qualifying rounds are typically held at member courses across the region, with finals contested at some of the area's most prestigious venues. Most open events require a USGA Handicap Index and CDGA membership or affiliation through a member club. Golfers competing in CDGA events benefit from well-organised tournaments conducted under strict Rules of Golf, with proper course rating and handicap conditions in place. The association also manages course ratings and slope ratings for member clubs, ensuring competitive equity across events. Entry fees vary by event, and fields can be competitive, particularly at the stroke play championships where participants include some of the strongest amateur golfers in the Midwest.

Event Details (1)

Round 1: 15 Jul 2026 at Glenview Park Golf Club