Golf Organizations
AIG Women's Open
An LPGA major championship held annually on a links course in the United Kingdom, organized by The R&A.
The AIG Women's Open is an LPGA major championship held annually on a links course in the United Kingdom. The AIG Women's Open is organized by The R&A. The AIG Women's Open was first played in 1976 and was elevated to LPGA major championship status in 2001. The AIG Women's Open is held in August. The AIG Women's Open rotates among top links courses in the United Kingdom including Royal Birkdale, Royal Lytham, Carnoustie, Royal Troon, Muirfield, and others.
How Golfers Say It
"AIG Women's Open."
"Women's British Open."
"Links major."
Origin
The AIG Women's Open was first played in 1976 and was elevated to LPGA major championship status in 2001. The AIG Women's Open is organized by The R&A.
Rules & Context
The AIG Women's Open is held annually on a links course in the United Kingdom in August. The AIG Women's Open rotates among top links courses including Royal Birkdale, Royal Lytham, Carnoustie, Royal Troon, and Muirfield.
"The AIG Women's Open is an LPGA major championship held annually on a links course in the United Kingdom, organized by The R&A. The AIG Women's Open was first played in 1976 and was elevated to LPGA major championship status in 2001. The AIG Women's Open is one of five LPGA major championships."
Frequently Asked Questions
When did the AIG Women's Open become a major?
2001. The AIG Women's Open was elevated to LPGA major championship status in 2001. The championship was first played in 1976.
Who organizes the AIG Women's Open?
The R&A. The AIG Women's Open is organized by The R&A, the governing body for golf outside the United States and Mexico.
Where is the AIG Women's Open held?
Links courses in UK. The AIG Women's Open is held annually on a links course in the United Kingdom rotating among top venues.
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