LPGA Professionals that have WON Women's Eastern
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WOMEN'S EASTERN GOLF ASSOCIATION
Since 1906
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WEGA members are clubs or schools who pay the annual $35 dues. Individuals are not members but may pay the member dues for their club or school to be eligible for our championships
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Founded
1906
Amateur
Began
1906
Senior
Began
1993
WEGA is a regional association founded in 1906 to sponsor and support women’s golf.
We host an Amateur Championship and a Senior Amateur Championship each year. Both championships are 54-hole stroke play tournaments.
Both championships are open to players who are affiliated with a club, school, university, women’s golf group or women’s golf association which pays the $35 annual dues and which is located in any state, territory, or possession of the United States of America.
Keya Naik
2025 Champion
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Kathy Hartwiger
2025 Sr.Champion
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The 2025 Women's Eastern Amateur with Anna Swan and Keya Naik tied after 54 holes at 218. Both made pars on the uphill 354 yard first hole. Play continued on #18. Anna hit her uphill approach shot short of the green then pitched past the hole, barely missing her par putt. Keya's approach landed just over the green alongside the back bunker. While standing in the sand she hit a delicate chip to four feet and calmly knocked in the winning putt.
KEYA NAIK
TRIUMPHS IN PLAYOFF TO WIN 2025 WOMEN'S EASTERN AMATEUR
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Kristyl Sunderman fired an opening round 74 to lead by one over defending champion Kathy Hartwiger. Kim Keyer-Scott came out firing on day two posting a two under par 70 to put herself in the final pairing with Kathy Hartwiger trailing by just a single stroke. Toni Notaro also shot under par on day two (71) and placed herself jut three back of the defending champion. Notaro was the only player to post an even round score (72) on the final day but it wouldn't be good enough to hold off Kathy Hartwiger who shot 75 and won by two to claim the title and her fourth Eastern Senior Championship four times in a row.
Hartwiger Four Peat!!
Hartwiger Four Peat!!
Hartwiger Four Peat!!
Hartwiger Four Peat!!
Learn more about Kathy Hartwiger's 2025 year of
excellence beginning with the Jones Dougherty Senior Amateur in Florida.
WOMEN'S EASTERN SUPER SENIOR
GALLAGHER
RACES FROM BEHIND TO WIN!!
Robin Gallagher shot a dissappointing 86 to open the tournament but slowly worked her way to the top. Shooting a six over par 78 on day two had her trailing Shawn McCullough by four strokes. A steady 72 to close gave Gallagher a one stroke victory over Joan Gardner who began the final round three strokes ahead.