Golf Organizations
Augusta National Women's Amateur
An annual amateur women's golf championship hosted by Augusta National Golf Club, first played in 2019 with the final round held at Augusta National.
The Augusta National Women's Amateur is an annual amateur women's golf championship hosted by Augusta National Golf Club. The Augusta National Women's Amateur was first played in 2019. The Augusta National Women's Amateur features two stroke play rounds at Champions Retreat Golf Club followed by a final round at Augusta National Golf Club. The championship is held the week before the Masters Tournament and gives the world's best amateur women players the opportunity to compete at Augusta National.
How Golfers Say It
"ANWA."
"Augusta Women's Amateur."
"Final round at Augusta."
Origin
The Augusta National Women's Amateur was first played in 2019. The Augusta National Women's Amateur was created by Augusta National Golf Club to support women's amateur golf.
Rules & Context
The Augusta National Women's Amateur features two stroke play rounds at Champions Retreat Golf Club followed by a final round at Augusta National Golf Club. The championship is held the week before the Masters Tournament.
"The Augusta National Women's Amateur is an annual amateur women's golf championship hosted by Augusta National Golf Club, first played in 2019. The Augusta National Women's Amateur features two stroke play rounds at Champions Retreat Golf Club followed by a final round at Augusta National Golf Club. The championship is held the week before the Masters Tournament."
Frequently Asked Questions
When was the ANWA first played?
2019. The Augusta National Women's Amateur was first played in 2019.
Where is the final round played?
Augusta National. The final round of the Augusta National Women's Amateur is played at Augusta National Golf Club.
When is the ANWA held?
Week before the Masters. The Augusta National Women's Amateur is held the week before the Masters Tournament in early April.
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